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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Adds interactive controls and input handling to React Three Fiber scenes. Covers pointer events, picking, dragging, keyboard input, camera controls, and event propagation.
Generate stakeholder updates tailored to audience and reporting cadence. Adapt progress, launch announcements, and risk escalations into executive, engineering, or customer-facing versions.
Examines a new project, an existing codebase, or a specific area to establish missing AI context. Adds tool-agnostic AGENTS.md files and thin CLAUDE.md pointers while preserving curated content.
Identifies ideal customer profiles from research data using demographics, behaviors, jobs to be done, and needs. Supports interpreting product-market fit surveys and understanding which customers are the best fit.
Finds available Nx plugins and adds them to a workspace. Helps install plugins that provide support for specific frameworks or technologies.
Create multi-email flows for onboarding, lead nurturing, re-engagement, win-back, and product launches. Include full copy, timing, branching logic, exit conditions, performance benchmarks, A/B test suggestions, and sequence flow diagrams.
Coordinates multiple LLM reviewers to examine changes from independent perspectives. Supports adversarial review, code stress testing, and identifying blind spots.
Supports text-to-video, image-to-video, and video-to-video generation with model selection. Creates short clips, animates photos, and restyles existing videos.
Review product metrics on a weekly, monthly, or quarterly basis. Investigate spikes or drops, compare results with targets, and turn raw numbers into scorecards with actionable insights.
Support headcount planning, organizational design, and team structure optimization. Help evaluate team size, reporting relationships, reorganizations, and which roles to hire next.
Creates and maintains coarse product scope in docs/scope/. Supports planning a product or next slice, adding a named feature, and reconciling shipped work to queue what comes next.
Creates one agent to offer an outside perspective on the current task. Supports consultation without handing over execution of the work.
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