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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Acts as the sole editor of the repository's project specification. Supports creating or deriving specifications from code, amending sections, adding invariants, and recording bugs using FORMAT.md encoding and table rules.
Identifies top competitors and brainstorms positioning ideas that distinguish a product. Produces positioning statements with rationale to support product and brand strategy.
Create and manage categorical, continuous, and freeform annotation configurations and review queues. Apply human feedback and bulk annotations to project spans through the Python SDK.
Extracts a website's design language into eight outputs, including markdown, an HTML preview, Tailwind configuration, React and shadcn/ui themes, Figma variables, W3C tokens, and CSS variables. Also scores WCAG accessibility.
Addresses large outputs, long files, repeated reads, and parallel task planning when context fills up. Routes bulk material to subagents and keeps summaries in the main thread.
Targets uncommitted changes and selects a test strategy for each file after implementation. Reads saved framework preferences or asks for them, then covers happy paths, edge cases, error states, and accessibility as appropriate.
Queries National Pension Service workplace records by company name through a public API and k-skill-proxy. Examines subscriber counts, current monthly assessed contributions, and monthly enrollment and departure trends to understand workforce size and changes.
Configure Phaser games and implement the Scene lifecycle from initialization through updates. Covers asset loading, cameras, scene transitions, and communication between scenes.
Guides validation, error handling, and framework adapters. Places guards at CLI, configuration, network, and external API boundaries while trusting internal types and keeping business logic pure.
Supports creating Rust skills based on crate or standard library documentation. Includes generating skills for libraries such as tokio, serde, and axum.
Guides SwiftUI frontend design with rules against generic AI aesthetics, design direction advice, a brand asset protocol, and a five-dimension review. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode.
Searches LOCALDATA licensing records across 208 business categories using a business name and municipality. Retrieves operating, suspended, or closed status, licensing and closure dates, business type, and address without an authentication key.
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