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Automate web browser interactions using natural language via Midscene CLI. Use when the user asks to browse websites, navigate web pages, extract data from websites, take screenshots, fill forms, click buttons,...
Routes API requests through the user's residential proxy to bypass cloud IP blocks. TWO use cases - (1) Runtime fallback when direct curl/fetch fails with 403/blocked errors, use fetch.py for quick retry. (2) T...
GTD mentor for inbox processing, weekly reviews, and coaching. Triggers on "process inbox", "weekly review", "what should I do", "I'm stuck", or /gtd command.
Web crawling and scraping with analysis. Use for crawling websites, security scanning, and extracting information from web pages.
Capture and review lessons learned from coding sessions. Use to record insights, read past lessons, and improve over time.
Manage GitHub Actions workflows using gh CLI. Use to check CI status, view run logs, analyze failures, and rerun workflows.
Build durable, resumable TypeScript workflows with Vercel Workflow DevKit. Use when creating long-running processes, AI agents, background jobs, multi-step pipelines, webhooks, or event-driven systems. Triggers...
Create new Agent Skills for Claude Code. Use when user wants to create a skill, add a new capability, document a CLI workflow, or asks how skills work.
Browser automation using Puppeteer or Playwright. Use for web testing, screenshots, form filling, and automated browser interactions.
Deep multi-framework reasoning using Gemini. Use for complex problem analysis, challenging ideas, and evaluating multiple options with structured thinking.
Use Gemini AI for research, analysis, summarization, web search, and complex reasoning. Use when you need AI-powered research, code analysis, content summarization, or web search with synthesis.
Persistent knowledge storage using basic-memory CLI. Use to save notes, search memories semantically, and build context for topics across sessions.
Chain multiple operations together in pipelines. Use for multi-step workflows, combining research with analysis, and complex automated tasks.
Generate ideas and explore possibilities with AI. Use for creative problem solving, generating alternatives, and expanding on concepts.
Bundle and share code as gists or markdown. Use to create shareable code bundles, extract imports, and create GitHub gists.
Inter-agent communication for multi-agent workflows. Use when multiple agents need to coordinate, share information, or reserve resources.
Spawn 5 Opus subagents with randomly-generated distinct personas to debate a problem from multiple angles. Use when exploring UX decisions, architecture choices, or any decision that benefits from diverse persp...
Manage Linear issues and workflows. Use for viewing, creating, and updating Linear issues, and integrating with development workflow.
Always search before starting any work across all coding agent session histories (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Aider, ChatGPT) to find whatever we've discussed before.
Extract design data from Figma files. Use for getting design tokens, component specs, and generating code from Figma designs.
Contextual learning system that remembers patterns and rules from past sessions. Use to get relevant context before tasks, record outcomes, and build a personal playbook of coding patterns.
Track tasks and issues using the bd CLI. Use for task management, sprint planning, dependency tracking, and project organization. Replaces TodoWrite.
Design system and token management. Use for managing design tokens, colors, typography, and maintaining design consistency.
Helps you work with Palantir Foundry using the pltr CLI. Use this when you need to query datasets, manage orchestration builds, work with ontologies, run SQL queries, manage folders/spaces/projects, copy datase...
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