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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Guides agents through hypothesis testing and open-ended discovery, from understanding recipes and environments to launching baselines and analyzing iterations. Uses git and TSV logs as a research ledger while preserving human oversight.
Extracts selected metadata from a single DICOM file and flags standard-tag PHI presence. It does not anonymize files and is not intended for clinical use.
Uses a real browser session to perform Google searches, open results, and gather key information. Supports requests for current web results, including situations where browser access may help avoid bot blocks.
Verifies frontend functionality and investigates UI behavior using Playwright. Supports browser screenshots and inspection of browser console logs.
Produces transcripts, subtitles, and chapter-by-chapter summaries for video and audio from multiple platforms or local files. Can repackage takeaways as TikTok-style vertical music videos and runs through the bibi CLI or OpenAPI.
Creates consulting-style reports of 50 or more pages using research gathering, LaTeX formatting, and generated visuals. Applies frameworks including Porter's Five Forces, PESTLE, SWOT, TAM/SAM/SOM, and the BCG Matrix.
Uses the VSS agent's video_understanding tool to answer new visual questions about recorded video. Excludes questions answerable from metadata, previous tool output, or search hits.
Covers local full-iteration CUDA graphs and Transformer Engine scoped graphs. Includes graph capture for attention, MLP, and MoE modules.
Covers GSAP plugin registration and plugins such as ScrollToPlugin, ScrollSmoother, Flip, Draggable, Inertia, Observer, and SplitText. Also addresses SVG and physics plugins, custom easing, text effects, and GSDevTools.
Cross-references code with known Oracle and PostgreSQL behavioral differences to identify migration risks. Covers types, empty strings, sorting, timestamps, transactions, planner behavior, and materialized views, including integration test coverage.
Define a spacing scale from a base unit and specify when each step applies. Standardises padding and margins while leaving page-level columns and gutters to grid design.
Adds Logfire observability to Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Rust application code, including major AI agent frameworks. Focuses on useful application telemetry, with infrastructure-only monitoring and dataset-based agent evaluations handled separately.
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