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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Guides integration with the Iris Redis Agent Memory data plane on Redis Cloud. Covers recording agent session events, creating and searching long-term memories, configuring stores, and tuning background memory promotion using Python and TypeScript SDKs.
Manages instance selection in n8n MCP accounts with multiple environments. Covers target verification before credential changes and recovery from unexpected missing data, misroutes, and INSTANCE_AMBIGUOUS errors.
Automates batch registration of Tavily API keys using browser automation. It pools the keys behind a unified proxy gateway with a web console.
Uses Diffusion Studio to answer questions about video and audio files. Summarizes footage, locates scenes and moments, extracts quotes, and checks claims against what happens in the recording.
Uses a local screenpipe daemon to identify recurring research workflows and match them to existing skills. Drafts new skills or composition recipes for uncovered patterns; detection stays local, with only redacted cluster summaries sent to the model.
Covers Tigris uploads, downloads, deletion, listing, presigned URLs, client uploads, and CLI or SDK setup. Supports Next.js, Remix, Express, Rails, and Laravel, while directing Python/Django work to a separate skill.
Supports file uploads, downloads, images, PDFs, attachments, and other non-JSON data in n8n. Covers agents accepting uploaded files as tool input or returning generated files.
Reads .vigiles/runs.jsonl to investigate skill triggering, hijacking, hook decisions, and subagent tool-contract violations. Helps explain unexpected harness behavior and changes in skill trigger rates without editing specifications or creating rules.
Guides initial Prisma Next setup, scaffold orientation, and adoption against an existing database through contract inference and signing. Covers the first connection, write, and read, common development commands, and routing to subsequent workflows.
Covers scenes, cameras, renderers, lighting, materials, GLTF loading, controls, and performance. Supports designers implementing interactive 3D interface elements.
Guides architectural decisions within a chosen software solution. Covers modular monoliths versus services, consistency, resilience, and estate topology.
Covers CLI installation, updates, authentication, API key selection, and credential validation. Provides terminal workflows for contacts, lists, events, transactional email, campaigns, themes, components, and uploads.
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