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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Uses the Playwright MCP server for browser automation and screenshot validation. Covers automated UI testing, visual regression testing, and cross-browser checks.
Generates a polished Markdown reading note for a single paper identified by title, DOI, URL, arXiv ID, Zotero item, or local PDF. Includes structured analysis and figure placeholders, and writes the note into an Obsidian-style vault.
Covers Go backend development from concurrency patterns and web servers to database integration and microservices. Includes production deployment guidance.
Guides responsive web application development across screen sizes. Covers breakpoints, viewport handling, touch events, mobile navigation, and mobile-first layouts.
Explains TypeScript's advanced type system for building robust, type-safe applications. Covers generics, conditional types, mapped types, template literal types, and utility types.
Creates macOS app layouts, SwiftPM targets and resources, and custom app bundle assembly scripts. Covers signing, notarization, and appcast steps outside Xcode.
Provides data-driven persona generation, journey mapping, usability testing frameworks, and research synthesis. Supports user research and design validation.
Defines a visually striking interface style built around expressive typography and bold color choices. Uses high contrast to strengthen visual impact.
Provides guidelines for robust API development with Express.js and TypeScript. Covers middleware patterns, routing, and security practices.
Defines a minimalist, two-dimensional style for user-friendly interfaces. Uses vibrant colors and clean typography while omitting 3D effects, with an emphasis on speed.
Provides best-practice guidance for video creation using Remotion and React.
Supports wrapping up coding sessions by analyzing completed work. Helps document lessons learned and assess what should be committed before ending the session.
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