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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Applies UPGRADE_NOTES.md after a collection upgrade and re-syncs tracker and browser-provider descriptors while preserving local edits. Reports custom-provider gaps, checks pipeline configuration and installed artifacts, and summarizes changes.
Approves and squash-merges a pull request by number unless QA gates or blocking labels forbid it. Routes CI failures, conflicts, and review problems to automated fixes, with optional follow-up issue creation.
Claims an open pull request and resumes from its first unchecked execution step in an isolated worktree. For pull requests without a plan, reconstructs the goal from descriptions, comments, reviews, linked issues, and diffs.
Resumes from the first unfinished PLAN.md task in an isolated worktree with per-step commits and checkpoints. Runs integration tests, captures UI screenshots, enforces completion gates, preserves run-folder and label conventions, and keeps design-only pull requests separate from implementation.
Creates a tracked execution plan and fresh worktree branch, implements work phase by phase, and runs configured validation gates. Opens a pull request against the configured base branch, applies pipeline labels, and supports handoff of long plans and later resumption.
Coordinates multi-step specification implementation with persistent plans and handoffs, one commit per step, and periodic integration tests and UI screenshots. Runs a final validation gate and produces a labeled, ready pull request.
Accepts an issue ID or problem description and routes it through a bug-fixing or specification-based feature workflow. Uses isolated worktrees, issue claims, review, and UI QA where applicable.
Updates a pull request from its base branch and repeats review, fixes, CI checks, and UI QA until ready for approval. Supports CI-only runs, files follow-up issues, and hands off for approval and merging without merging itself.
Locates a specification by path, name, issue, or pull request and coordinates its implementation. Keeps specification and implementation pull requests separate, then runs review and UI verification with screenshots.
Processes individual issues or batches to add lifecycle labels, clarify descriptions, and provide implementation preparation analysis. Checks readiness and missing feature specifications, optionally drafting them, without implementing changes.
Ensures a pull request has been reviewed before conducting browser-based UI QA. Produces screenshots and a pass/fail report, optionally posts tracker evidence and labels, and supports local runs without modifying source.
Runs code or specification reviews, submits approval or change requests, and manages pipeline labels. Automatically fixes eligible pull requests through repeated testing and review; other authors receive findings and a handoff unless autofix is requested.
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