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Guide for implementing features using architecture-first design, TDD, rich domain models, and Swift 6.2 patterns, ensuring a clean separation between Domain, Infrastructure, and App layers.
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Guide for implementing features using architecture-first design, TDD, rich domain models, and Swift 6.2 patterns, ensuring a clean separation between Domain, Infrastructure, and App layers.
Standardized debugging and diagnostic guidelines for AI coding agents.
Search and analyze X (Twitter) trends, hashtags, and tweet data by location using custom CLI tools.
Git workflow and branch management tool for the qcc_plus project, enforcing standardized commit conventions and secure deployment processes.
Collaborative PR review using a swarm of three specialized AI agents (Correctness, Health, UX) that discuss findings and reach consensus before posting a structured summary with inline comments.
Coverage-guided fuzzer for Ruby code and C extensions, powered by libFuzzer and address sanitizers to detect memory corruption and undefined behavior.
Local speech-to-text transcription using the OpenAI Whisper CLI, providing private, high-accuracy audio processing without external API keys.
Kills stale claude-mem worker and MCP server processes to recover RAM and improve performance in memory-constrained environments like GitHub Codespaces.
Expert SwiftUI development assistant: refactor code, improve performance, and diagnose app hitches or CPU issues using Xcode Instruments trace analysis.
Deploy isolated development containers with web-accessible VSCode, VNC, and automated app routing via Traefik or Cloudflare Tunnels.
Framework for multi-agent collaboration using the Google A2A protocol. Enables messaging, task delegation, and cross-agent coordination for CLI-based AI tools.
Enforces a strict evidence-based debugging workflow using structured observation, hypothesis testing, and causality validation to eliminate speculation in technical investigations.