script-kit-app-shell
Build and configure the Script Kit App Shell - the unified frame/chrome system for all prompts. Use when: (1) Creating new prompt views that need headers, footers, or chrome (2) Configuring ShellSpec for layout...
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Build and configure the Script Kit App Shell - the unified frame/chrome system for all prompts. Use when: (1) Creating new prompt views that need headers, footers, or chrome (2) Configuring ShellSpec for layout...
SQLite database bindings for Rust
macOS application bundling with cargo-bundle and entitlements
Platform integration, hotkeys, and system actions for script-kit-gpui
Async channel patterns for Rust (async-channel, tokio, crossbeam)
ANSI escape sequence parsing with VTE for terminal emulation
Cross-platform global keyboard shortcuts
Build desktop apps with GPUI, the GPU-accelerated UI framework from Zed. Covers Entity state, Render trait, div() Tailwind API, actions/keybindings, gpui-component widgets, theming. Use when building Rust deskt...
macOS Accessibility APIs for automation and text selection
Cross-platform system tray and menu bar integration
Terminal integration for Script Kit GPUI using Alacritty terminal emulator and portable-pty. Use when working with terminal/, term_prompt.rs, PTY handling, terminal rendering, escape sequences, selection, scrol...
Work with Script Kit's unified notification system supporting toasts, HUDs, banners, and system notifications. Use when implementing user feedback, status updates, progress indicators, or any transient messages...
Window management APIs for Script Kit GPUI using macOS Accessibility (AX) APIs. Use when working with: window positioning/tiling, window state persistence, display/monitor detection, window capabilities, resiz...
Community UI component library for GPUI applications
Configure RCH workers, install hooks, fix SSH/daemon issues. Use when setting up remote compilation, adding build machines, troubleshooting rch doctor, or "no workers available".
Sync AILANG documentation website with codebase reality. Use after releases, when features are implemented, or when website accuracy is questioned. Checks design docs vs website, validates examples, updates fea...
Optimize and manage AILANG teaching prompts for maximum conciseness and accuracy. Use when user asks to create/update prompts, optimize prompt length, or verify prompt accuracy.
Write and run AILANG code with correct syntax. Use when user asks to write AILANG programs, fix AILANG syntax errors, run AILANG code, or needs help with AILANG syntax. Includes version checking, syntax validat...
Set up Claude Code cloud/mobile environments for AILANG development. Use when starting a new cloud session, when tools are missing (Go, make, gh), or when user says "setup cloud", "setup environment", or mentio...
Run Claude Code in headless/programmatic mode for automation, CI/CD, and agent workflows. Use when user asks about headless mode, programmatic execution, scripting Claude, or automating Claude workflows.
Guides development of AILANG builtin functions. Use when user wants to add a builtin function, register new builtins, or understand the builtin system. Reduces development time from 7.5h to 2.5h (-67%).
Analyze test coverage, identify gaps, detect dead code, and improve test quality. Use when user asks to check coverage, review tests, find untested code, or improve test robustness.
Develop and modify the AILANG Collaboration Hub UI. Use when user asks to add features to the monitoring dashboard, modify the approval queue, update the message center, or make changes to the React frontend.
Monitor and triage GitHub issues against design docs and implementation status. Use when user asks to "check issues", "triage issues", "sync issues", "what issues are open", or wants to ensure issues are up-to-...
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