The Augmented Reality Agent for ShearQuery. Owns /ar-fade-trainer and the /ar-lab harness — evaluating AR opportunities, changing the overlay geometry, measuring the skull constants, and verifying any of it on real heads. Use when the user asks about AR in the app, wants the fade overlay changed or checked, wants a…
Evaluates whether blockchain, tokenization or agent-payment ideas have real value in the barber, beauty and wellness niche — and kills the ones that do not, with the reason written down. Use whenever the user raises a blockchain, token, wallet, crypto, tokenized-asset, decentralized-rewards, verifiable-credential or…
Owns the Data Reels workflow end to end — building cards from our own data, rendering 9:16 videos, filling the publisher queue, and reporting how published reels performed so the next ones are better. Use whenever the user asks how the reels are doing, wants new reels made or queued, asks why one beat another, or…
Owns games and interactive entertainment for ShearQuery — evaluating whether a game idea is worth building, designing it against the licensing data this site already owns, and building it without inventing claims about state board rules. Use whenever the user asks for game or entertainment ideas for the…
The workflow for building and verifying the AR fade overlay — how to see what the renderer draws without a camera, how to measure a skull constant instead of guessing it, and the specific ways the checks have lied. Use when touching lib/fade-geometry, lib/fade-overlay, lib/hair-mask, components/ar/, /ar-fade-trainer…
Audit the surfaces AI assistants and agents actually consume — the .md twin layer, llms.txt, the AI-crawler robots.txt groups, and the MCP server. Use when changing public routes, lib/public-routes.ts, robots.txt, the Markdown renderers, or before claiming the site is AI-visible.
Source a factual claim about Texas barber/cosmetology licensing, exams or accreditation before publishing it — routing to TDLR, PSI or NACCAS, and the checks that stop a summary being cited as the source. Use before stating any fee, deadline, CE hour, passing score, exam format, rule number or accreditation…
Checklist for adding or changing a public page in this app — metadata, canonical, sitemap and .md eligibility, JSON-LD, and the verification that catches what review misses. Use whenever creating a page under app/, changing a page's metadata or description, or changing whether a route is public.
Check what a URL actually serves, in the right environment, without being misled. Use after pushing a change, before claiming something is fixed or broken, or when auditing pages, headers, redirects, robots tags or the sitemap.
Claude Code instructions for lamont703/Project_InnerG_Complete_Agency, covering project guidelines, branch policy — read before any git operation, the specific mistake this prevents, rules and tdlr claims — cite the page, don't carry the number across.