fix-merge-conflicts
Resolves merge conflicts without interactive intervention. Validates the build and tests, then finalizes the conflict resolution.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Resolves merge conflicts without interactive intervention. Validates the build and tests, then finalizes the conflict resolution.
Imports Hermes sessions, memories, and skill logs into an Obsidian wiki. Extracts insights from past conversations and work.
Supports pull request creation using the repository's established templates. Ensures the resulting pull requests adhere to repository standards.
Checks wiki health by identifying contradictions, orphan pages, stale claims, and missing cross-references. Supports audits and improvements to knowledge-base quality.
Uses Spline's browser-based editor for no-code 3D design, animation, and UI prototyping. Supports state-based interactions, scene export, and React integration for designer-friendly web experiences.
Build Niagara systems and emitters with modules, spawn and update stages, and exposed User parameters. Covers spawning effects and controlling them at runtime through Blueprints or C++.
Provides a realistic macOS notification banner featuring an app icon, title, and body text. Suits video overlays and product teasers.
Creates realistic X post cards displaying likes, reposts, and views. Intended for video overlays or shareable image cards.
Use OpenClaw's message tool for Discord messaging workflows.
Performs bulk archiving of completed OpenSpec changes. Supports requests to archive several parallel changes or all selected changes at once.
Analyzes recent coding sessions for candidate skill ideas. Supports a weekly skill generation pipeline by extracting ideas, scoring them, and adding them to a backlog.
Helps translate an idea into a service or process that can be delivered by hand immediately. Focuses on finding a practical way to provide value before investing in software development.
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