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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Connects products to WhatsApp using customer setup links, connection detection, webhook events, and messages, templates, and media. Covers creating, updating, and publishing WhatsApp Flows, including data endpoints and encryption.
Provides guidelines for production-ready Convex applications. Covers function organization, query patterns, validation, TypeScript usage, error handling, and the Zen of Convex design philosophy.
Guides the creation of Claude Code slash commands with suitable structure and best practices. Turns workflows into reusable commands designed for agent execution.
Continuously watches a GitHub pull request until it is merged, closed, or needs user assistance. Diagnoses failures, retries likely flaky checks up to three times, fixes and pushes appropriate branch changes, and surfaces new review feedback.
Creates memes for humorous content and social media visuals using the memegen.link API. Supports more than 100 popular templates with customizable text and styling.
Converts OpenAPI 3.0 specifications in JSON or YAML into TypeScript interfaces and type guards. Supports generating API types directly from an API specification.
Transforms transcripts, articles, tutorials, and other learning content into concrete action steps. Uses the Ship-Learn-Next framework to structure practice, implementation plans, and learning quests.
Guides evaluation-driven development for AI applications, including Python projects that call LLMs. Defines criteria, instruments runs, builds golden datasets, evaluates behavior, and analyzes results to produce an improvement plan.
Searches online sources for current information, topic research, and option comparisons. Uses delegated subagents to gather findings and synthesizes them into cited research reports.
Reviews recent Claude Code chat history for coding patterns, development gaps, and improvement opportunities. Curates relevant HackerNews learning resources and automatically sends a personalized growth report to Slack DMs.
Guides writing and reviewing useEffect and useState usage based on React documentation. Explains when Effects are unnecessary and provides alternatives for derived values, data fetching, and state synchronization.
Builds interactive web charts for data analysis and business intelligence. Supports line, bar, candlestick, and scatter plots, with HTML and screenshot outputs for comparisons such as asset returns or quarterly revenue.
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