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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Uses Barba.js to create fluid page transitions and SPA-like navigation. Covers routing, view management, transition hooks, and GSAP integration for transition animations.
Supports After Effects compositions and Premiere Pro motion work. Covers video titles, explainer videos, and broadcast motion graphics.
Supports public Nemotron embed and rerank retrieval recipes. Covers planning, debugging, tuning, evaluation, export, and deployment.
Routes NVIDIA Nemotron Speech, formerly Riva, tasks for ASR, TTS, and NMT NIMs. Supports build.nvidia.com and self-hosted execution.
Adds PostHog analytics instrumentation to a codebase. Supports tracking events, integrating analytics, and implementing feature flags.
Organizes when and what to post through weekly or monthly content plans. Supports posting frequency, scheduling, and batch content planning.
Supports formal mathematical reasoning for research papers, including theorem proofs, problem definitions, and notation tables. Also selects statistical tests and formalizes statistical analyses.
Covers breakpoint layouts, responsive navigation, adaptive dialogs, lists, and grids. Supports window-size decisions, keyboard, mouse, and touch interactions, plus platform-specific Capability and Policy patterns.
Supports publication-ready figure design, multi-panel layouts, and displays of uncertainty and missing data. Covers color and contrast review, image metadata validation, and journal export planning.
Executes smoke tests using Playwright. Investigates test failures and verifies the resulting fixes.
Covers short-term agent memory through context windows and long-term memory through vector stores. Addresses the cognitive architectures that organize these memory systems.
Applies motion design inspired by Emil Kowalski's animation guidance after an interface exists. Adds micro-interactions, state transitions, and page motion with restraint.
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