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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Focuses on Inngest for serverless-first background jobs and event-driven workflows. Covers durable execution without managing queues or workers.
Covers non-interactive flags, layered help, examples, stdin, pipelines, actionable errors, idempotency, and dry runs. Promotes predictable command structure for agent-driven automation.
Uses Agentic Context Engineering to capture insights from reflections and critiques. Incorporates those insights into CLAUDE.md.
Guides architecture for web, mobile, backend, and database systems across multiple technology stacks. Includes architecture diagrams, design patterns, technology selection frameworks, dependency analysis, and integration tradeoffs.
Dispatches a fresh subagent for each independent task in an implementation plan or set of unrelated issues. Uses code reviews between tasks and quality gates to support iteration.
Provides an agent skill for automating workflows. Specific integrations and automation methods are not described.
Transcribes speech in local or remote videos with timestamps. Converts existing timed transcripts locally into SRT or ASS; visual understanding is handled by a separate media-analysis skill.
Compares direct competitors' listings, pricing, reviews, and advertising strategies. Identifies competitive strengths and weaknesses to inform market positioning and seller strategy.
Measures Jetson DRAM and NvMap usage using live audit data. Compares measurements before and after memory reclamation to verify the result.
Supports white and multicolor prints, Creative Lab products, model sizing, and slicer handoff. Focuses on preparing models for physical 3D printing.
Breaks implementation work into comprehensive phases, sprints, and atomic tasks. Supports general planning requests and explicit /planner or /plan commands.
Defines a joyful print aesthetic inspired by two-color risograph printing. Uses a single warm off-white paper surface across every section.
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