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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Provides design principles for visual HTML deliverables, including pages, reports, plans, demos, decks, and small tools. Guides palette, typography, layout, themes, and overall visual style.
Creates or edits Harbor task tests and grading criteria using Reward Kit. Supports LLM and agent judges and verifiers that produce reward scores.
Distills supplied paper PDFs into reusable writing exemplar cards and registers a personal library when requested. Preserves source attribution and transfers writing logic rather than reconstructing figures, drafting manuscripts, or reviewing papers.
Covers LangGraph graph construction, state management, cycles, branches, and persistence with checkpointers. Includes human-in-the-loop workflows and the ReAct agent pattern.
Uses a CLI and TUI to trace causality chains across supervisors, containers, and shells. Explains why particular processes, services, and ports are running.
Implements vector search, multimodal AI, and agent orchestration for LLM applications. Covers advanced retrieval-augmented generation and enterprise AI integrations.
Runs an AWS Security Agent diff scan limited to code changed since a specified git reference. Supports security checks before commits, pushes, or pull requests.
Inspects application repositories connected to PlanetScale. Recommends SQLCommenter-compatible packages and conventions for query tagging.
Verifies templates, page limits, anonymity, PDF builds, metadata, and artifact readiness. Checks current official requirements for the exact venue, year, and track; manuscript polishing is outside its scope.
Provides local access to more than 27,700 Microsoft Graph APIs, endpoint docs, resource schemas, and community samples without network calls. Helps agents find, understand, and call Microsoft Graph endpoints.
Acts as an interactive Product Owner for requirements gathering, analysis, and feature specification. Uses quality scoring and iterative dialogue before generating professional Product Requirements Documents.
Segments a Sprite texture into a 3x3 grid and outputs a pattern of cells matching the center cell's color. Use when the user asks to analyze or document a sprite's structure or color distribution.
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