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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Guides backend development across Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, and common frameworks. Covers API design, database optimization, authentication, testing, security, microservices, caching, containers, CI/CD, and monitoring.
Builds static and animated SVG graphics, including loading spinners, path drawing effects, morphing shapes, and motion paths. Covers SMIL and CSS animation alongside gradients, masks, and filters.
Uses the /hooks command to manage user scripts triggered during an agent's lifecycle. These hooks can block actions, rewrite them, or issue warnings.
Extracts taxonomy suggestions from keyword frequency, headings, and semantic grouping. Supports WordPress, Shopify, Ghost, Strapi, and Sanity, enforces minimum post counts for tag archives, and synchronizes taxonomy through authenticated APIs.
Detects higher-volume declines of at least 0.2%, applies 25-session expiration and 5% invalidation, and counts distribution-day clusters. Classifies risk from NORMAL to SEVERE and emits TQQQ/QQQ exposure recommendations without executing trades.
Applies the Find, Optimize, Win loop to blog content workflows. Provides 30 blog-focused prompts from the FLOW knowledge base for use at specific stages.
Reviews authored commits over a user-specified time period. Converts that work into a concise update.
Calculates Change Risk Anti-Patterns scores for a named .NET target using coverage and complexity. Helps identify testing priorities within that target rather than assessing project-wide risk.
Routes mechanical work such as bulk renames, formatting, boilerplate, file summaries, and build or test execution to a Qwen-backed subagent. Limits delegation to well-scoped tasks that do not require architectural judgment, sensitive edits, or extensive conversation context.
Builds state-driven UI and animated components using Rive's runtime controls. Covers state machines, ViewModel data binding, input handling, and React integration for two-way interactive animations.
Guides removal of exact, renamed, and near-miss code clones detected by jscpd. Starts with ranked duplication hotspots and selects refactoring strategies such as function extraction, parameterization, shared modules, constants, or base classes.
Performs cultural adaptation after translation, replacing brand examples, adjusting calls to action and formality, and adapting legal references and statistical sources where possible. Includes profiles for DACH, Francophone, Hispanic, and Japanese markets.
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