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Set up systematic DQMC parameter studies across temperature, interaction strength U, or chemical potential mu. Use when doing temperature sweeps, phase diagram calculations, or any grid of simulations.
Extract physical observables with error estimates from completed DQMC simulations. Use when computing density, double occupancy, spin correlations, structure factors, or any measured quantity from simulation da...
Create HDF5 simulation files for DQMC with specified physical parameters. Use when setting up new simulations, specifying lattice size, interaction strength U, chemical potential mu, temperature (via dt and L),...
Execute DQMC Monte Carlo sweeps on HDF5 simulation files. Use when running simulations, checkpointing long runs, using the queue system for multiple files, or checking simulation status.
Advanced DQMC features including unequal-time measurements, analytic continuation, and queue system internals. Use when enabling dynamical correlations, performing MaxEnt continuation, or understanding HDF5 dat...
Workflow for modifying DQMC C code, adding new measurements, and running tests. Use when editing source code, implementing new observables, debugging, or validating code changes.
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.
Analyze images using Gemini's vision capabilities. Use for image analysis, text extraction from screenshots, and visual content understanding.
Unified debugging workflow enforcing root cause protocol. Investigate → Understand → Reason → Fix. Use when debugging bugs, errors, or unexpected behavior.
Database operations for SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. Use for queries, schema inspection, migrations, and AI-assisted query generation.
Capture and review lessons learned from coding sessions. Use to record insights, read past lessons, and improve over time.
Manage long-running agent sessions. Use for tracking progress in extended tasks, maintaining context across long sessions, and managing multi-step workflows.
Manage GitHub Actions workflows using gh CLI. Use to check CI status, view run logs, analyze failures, and rerun workflows.
Query DeepWiki for repository documentation and structure. Use to understand open source projects, find API docs, and explore codebases.
Generate technical articles and documentation using AI. Use for writing blog posts, documentation, and technical content.
Query multiple AI agents in parallel for diverse perspectives. Use when you want multiple viewpoints on a question, to compare approaches, or to find consensus among AI models.
Configure and customize WezTerm terminal emulator. Use for setting up WezTerm config, themes, keybindings, and advanced features.
Create repository context bundles and code maps. Use to share codebase context, generate documentation, and understand project structure.
Comprehensive research combining web search and AI synthesis. Use for deep research on topics, comparing technologies, investigating libraries, and finding GitHub issues related to problems.
Get unstuck when blocked on a problem. Use when you've tried multiple approaches without success, or when debugging has hit a wall.
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...
Manage tmux sessions for background processes. Use to run long-running commands, manage multiple terminals, and capture output from background processes.
Manage git worktrees for parallel development. Use to work on multiple branches simultaneously without stashing or switching contexts.
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