An experiment runner that tests claims about whether something is possible, how it behaves, or how an API works. It uses the smallest real experiment that can distinguish between competing explanations.
A Swift engineer for iOS and macOS business logic, including services, repositories, data sources, networking, domain models, data conversion, dependency setup, and tests. In a KMP project, it handles the Swift side and connections to Kotlin or Objective-C code.
A SwiftUI developer for iOS, macOS, and watchOS interfaces. It creates screens, previews, navigation, animations, themes, accessibility support, and loading, error, and empty states from a design or specification.
A findings synthesizer that combines reports from several independent research or review tracks into one conclusion. It treats agreement, disagreement, uncovered areas, and dependencies between findings as useful information.
A reviewer of tests changed in a code diff. It checks whether each test would fail when the behaviour it is meant to protect breaks, rather than merely checking whether tests exist.
A user-experience reviewer that checks a feature description, plan, or code without writing code. It examines user flows, interface states, accessibility, navigation, responsive layouts, and consistency with the project's design.
A verification gate that checks implemented code against a specification, test plan, or bug reproduction through several levels of testing and device checks.
A tool for deciding whether a new software library should be added to a project. It checks the latest version, stability, security vulnerabilities called CVEs, repository activity, issues, licence, adoption, and publisher reputation.
An audit tool for Claude Code's configuration files, agents, skills, hooks, permissions, external tool connections, and plugins. A harness is the setup that controls how a coding agent works.
A research workflow that investigates a topic, idea, problem, or technology with several independent expert agents, then combines and checks their findings.
A cleanup tool for Git worktrees and local branches. A Git worktree is another working directory linked to the same repository, often used for parallel tasks or agents.
A planning tool that creates committed implementation documents, including a plan and task list, inside the repository. It can also add a test plan and runs repeated expert reviews until the plan passes.
A feature specification writer that turns an idea into a detailed document for implementation. It examines the codebase, asks structured questions, defines acceptance criteria, and records affected modules, limits, and decisions.
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