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Use when the user wants to design, redesign, shape, critique, audit, polish, clarify, distill, harden, optimize, adapt, animate, colorize, extract, or otherwise improve a frontend interface. Covers websites, landing pages, dashboards, product UI, app shells, components, forms, settings, onboarding, and empty states.…
Agent
This is Marinara Engine's adapted workflow overlay for AI coding agents.
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AGENTS.md instructions for Pasta-Devs/Marinara-Engine, covering agents.md, agent workflow overlay, ponytail implementation discipline, preferred workflow and temporary tests.
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Claude Code instructions for Pasta-Devs/Marinara-Engine, covering claude.md, preferred workflow, repo-specific cautions, ai-generated pull request and version truth.
Agent
This guide explains what agents are in Marinara Engine, how to download them, when they run, and how to turn them on for a chat. It covers the Agents panel, the official catalog, per-chat settings, and how to tell when an agent has run. For the full first-party catalog, see the Related guides at the end.
Agent
This guide covers how you review and control what agents (small AI helpers that run alongside your replies) write during a chat. It explains the Review Agent Outputs toggle, the two review windows, the Agent Suite editor, and the Cached prompt injections panel.
Agent
This guide lists all 36 official first-party packages available through Agents → Download Agents, grouped by category. Agents do not ship inside a fresh Marinara Engine installation. Their package sources, manifests, artifacts, and machine-readable catalog are published in Pasta-Devs/Marinara-Agents. For each one…
Agent
This guide shows you how to build your own agent in Marinara Engine. An agent is a small AI helper that runs automatically alongside your chat. You will learn how to set its phase, powers, output type, activation keywords, tools, and prompt, with one full worked example.
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World Maps adds persistent world state to Roleplay and Game. Instead of keeping one free-text location, it represents the world as nested places.
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This guide explains the two Knowledge agents in Marinara Engine: Knowledge Retrieval and Knowledge Router. Both pull facts from your lorebooks into a chat only when a scene needs them. This way you do not have to put every detail into every prompt.
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This guide explains how Marinara Engine helps a long chat stay coherent after it grows past what the AI model can read at once. It covers Memory Recall (semantic search over past messages), Chat Summary for Roleplay chats, and Automatic Summarization for Conversation chats.