gh-stack
Guides work in checked-out pull request stacks. Covers dependent PRs, branch layers, and splitting work into stacked pull requests.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Guides work in checked-out pull request stacks. Covers dependent PRs, branch layers, and splitting work into stacked pull requests.
Defines an execution model for approved PlanetScale changes after explicit risk acknowledgment. Covers autonomy levels, execution ordering, continuous status reporting, halt conditions, and rollback discipline.
Guides live app inspection through screenshots, logs, component trees, network requests, and app reloads. Also covers querying React Native documentation and library information while developing or debugging in Radon IDE.
Covers schema design and inserting, updating, upserting, and querying rows in n8n Data Tables. Supports deduplication, idempotency, lookups, and state stored across workflow executions.
Guides reusable infrastructure component development with Pulumi ComponentResource classes. Covers component interfaces, support for multiple languages, and package distribution.
Design search experiences for users retrieving information. Cover query input, zero-result states, refinement, and the presentation of results.
Evaluates layout, typography, spacing, colour, hierarchy, consistency, interaction patterns, and responsive behaviour. Produces a findings report with screenshots focused on visual polish.
Builds and ships iOS/macOS apps with XcodeGen, SwiftUI and SPM: Xcode build fixes, device deployment, Apple Developer signing/notarization, CI/CD pipelines. Use for XcodeGen project.yml setup, "Library not loaded @rpath" crashes, code-signing errors (Error -25294, adhoc fallback), or Electron notarization failures. Not for TCC permission dialogs (use macos-permissions) or disk cleanup (use macos-c…
Apply the Law of Common Region to visually group elements through a shared container, background, or border. Supports grouping in tight layouts where spacing alone is insufficient.
Supports agents working concurrently in a shared codebase, particularly when shared files cause repeated merge conflicts. Also covers maintenance of AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md.
Finds Sentry issues by link, ID, or search and gathers stack traces, breadcrumbs, traces, and logs. Can use Seer for root-cause analysis or autofix, apply a code fix, and resolve the issue through a linked commit or pull request.
Creates editorial scroll experiences with linked progression, text reveals, sticky card stacks, parallax, and scroll-scrubbed transitions. Also covers footer reveals, preloaders, kinetic typography, and section-by-section storytelling.
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