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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Defines a product metrics dashboard, including key metrics, data sources, visualization types, and alert thresholds. Supports KPI selection, product analytics planning, and data monitoring.
Gather context from Notion and Codex research to prepare meeting materials. Draft agendas and pre-reads tailored to the attendees.
Supports text-to-image, image editing, LoRA styles, and multi-image compositing. Provides access to P-Image, P-Image-LoRA, P-Image-Edit, and P-Image-Edit-LoRA with an emphasis on fast inference.
Supports drafting, reviewing, and refining technical articles, product announcements, engineering deep dives, and postmortems. Applies Sentry's writing standards, voice, and quality expectations for its blog and developer audience.
Exercises the real app to verify acceptance criteria and required surfaces. Runs code review with a fresh model and writes findings to docs/reviews/ without editing code.
Covers SensorKit entitlements and research-data authorization. Supports access to recorded motion, ambient light, device usage, keyboard metrics, visits, speech, face, physiological signals, acoustic settings, and sleep-session data.
Covers endpoint registration, HMAC verification, replay rejection, event deduplication, retries, and automatic endpoint disabling. Diagnoses signature failures and delivery logs, restores disabled endpoints, configures event filters, and rotates signing secrets.
Creates Amazon States Language definitions with JSONata transformations, variables, and structured state types. Covers service integrations, callbacks, Distributed Map, compensation patterns, workflow type selection, TestState testing, and migration from JSONPath.
Maps provider send calls, statuses, webhook signatures, opt-out stores, templates, and tenancy models to Sent v3. Supports migrations from Twilio, Sinch, Infobip, Vonage, and MessageBird/Bird using dual runs, verification gates, and rollback planning.
Adds Sent v3 to existing applications with SDK selection, API-key configuration, idempotent sends, retries, and rate-limit handling. Covers the error catalog, logging decisions, sandbox verification, webhook receivers, and launch hardening.
Explains automatic versus pinned-channel delivery, channel arrays, fallback, and reroute behavior. Uses status and activity evidence to diagnose failed, filtered, blocked, or unexpected routes and duplicate charges from multiple channels.
Builds inbound messaging flows with opt-in and opt-out keywords, contact consent state, WhatsApp window-aware replies, and RCS STOP chips. Covers received-message events, support inboxes, chatbots, channel capabilities, and paginated conversation history.
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