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Automate Android device operations using AI AutoGLM Phone Agent. Enables natural language control for app testing, data collection, and UI interactions like tapping, scrolling, and inputting text.
Manage screenpipe pipes (AI-driven automations) and integrations via CLI. Create, run, schedule, and debug local agents to automate tasks based on your computer activity.
Expert Swift code review for macOS/iOS. Detects memory leaks, threading bugs, concurrency issues, and accessibility gaps using parallel analysis agents.
Automated, non-destructive proofreading for LaTeX and Quarto lecture files, generating quality reports for grammar, typos, and academic style.
Best practices and code patterns for ManimGL (3Blue1Brown's OpenGL animation engine). Provides templates, rules for 3D/interactive scenes, camera control, and LaTeX math visualization for technical creators.
AI-optimized artifact tracking system for token-efficient project orchestration, phase management, and automated task delegation using YAML-Markdown hybrid formats.
Production-grade Bash scripting assistant enforcing safety, maintainability, and ShellCheck compliance. Includes automated headers, pattern enforcement, and risk-aware file modification checkpoints.
Enforce strict code quality, correctness, and Rust design patterns for the Turso database, prioritizing data integrity, performance, and maintainable, idiomatic code.
Automates the creation of Betty Framework skills by scaffolding directory structures, generating YAML manifests, and handling registry registration.
AI-assisted version control for code agents. Track prompts, context, and diffs automatically with MemoV to ensure full traceability without polluting your git history.
Manually triggers a Hipocampus memory flush to persist current session context to raw logs and initiate the compaction tree process for long-term agent memory maintenance.
Identify and document Customer Problems (CP) from business context. Use when starting requirements engineering or when stakeholders describe solutions instead of problems. Step 1 of Problem-Based SRS methodology.