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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Develops structured proposals for new features, breaking changes, and architecture updates. Supports feature planning and specification writing at the start of development workflows.
Guides cobe globe implementation through canvas setup, markers, and interaction. Covers performance and integration with React or Next.js.
Defines a Matrix-inspired interface with a dark-only presentation. Combines minimalist styling with high-tech digital elements for a sleek cyber aesthetic.
Builds content plans and editorial calendars for SEO. Organizes topics into clusters, pillar content, supporting articles, and content hubs.
Explains the differential fuzzer tool used for Turso. Covers running the tool and using its results to catch bugs.
Sets up or restores test project wiring for xUnit, NUnit, and MSTest with central package support. Repairs missing solution entries, excluded solution filters, lost production references, and cases where CI discovers no tests.
Initializes work on a Marshroom cart issue. Creates a branch, injects relevant context, and marks the issue as running.
Guides frontend development within the VTEX IO React builder ecosystem. Covers store block configuration, interfaces.json, Site Editor content schemas, VTEX Styleguide for admin apps, and css-handles for storefront styling.
Runs only when explicitly invoked with /commit-all. Gathers the working tree into a single commit on the current branch and does not push it.
Provides an overview of an experimental multiversion concurrency control feature. Covers snapshot isolation, versioning, and known limitations.
Covers schema and field selection, query syntax, search command selection, vector similarity, and hybrid lexical and vector retrieval. Includes RAG pipelines, index alias updates without downtime, and troubleshooting slow or empty results.
Reviews each dash occurrence within a user-owned scope. Selects replacement punctuation or rewrites the wording according to its context.
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