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Comprehensive Python healthcare AI toolkit for clinical data processing, medical coding translation, and developing deep learning models like RETAIN and Transformers for EHR, physiological signals, and clinical prediction tasks.
Diagnose, isolate, and mitigate LLM context failures like lost-in-middle, poisoning, distraction, and context clash to improve agent reliability.
Manage database orchestration sessions, state snapshots, and system-level operations for the BAZINGA-DB core engine.
Guided, systematic feature development agent that orchestrates codebase exploration, architectural design, implementation, and automated testing.
Transform text into professional Mermaid diagrams. Automatically handles syntax, subgraphs, and layout rules for clean flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and process maps.
Analyze and optimize marketing pages for higher conversion rates. Includes frameworks for homepages, landing pages, and pricing pages to improve messaging, UX, and CTAs.
Intelligent research agent that automatically routes queries between fast web search, deep multi-source synthesis, and academic database lookups.
Systematic technical conversation logging for developers and engineers. Captures decisions, implementation details, and session outcomes with factual precision.
Comprehensive UI testing, visual fidelity analysis, and browser debugging using Chrome DevTools MCP and AI-driven vision models.
A macOS UI automation CLI that enables agents to capture screens, target UI elements, manage applications, and execute cross-app workflows with JSON-based scripting.
React Native best practices for Expo and bare workflow. Supports project structure, navigation, NativeWind styling, platform-specific code, and TypeScript integration.
Manage, search, and extract technical insights from a local paper database. Ideal for developers implementing academic research, verifying code against math, and grounding coding agents in scientific papers.