Build, sign, notarize, and publish a new DroidProxy release. Use when the user wants to cut a release, merge a PR and ship it, or asks to build/notarize/publish. Covers the full pipeline: PR merge, version bump, swift build, code signing, Apple notarization, Sparkle appcast update, and GitHub release creation.
Instructions for nikships/droidproxy, covering agents.md, build & run, cli-proxy-api are stopped before the new app starts, debug build (no .app bundle, no relaunch) and build the .app bundle first, then open it.
Configure any third-party model as a custom model in Factory Droid (/.factory/settings.json): resolve specs (context window, max output tokens, reasoning efforts), write a safe config entry, set session defaults, and prove the wiring with a live droid exec run and, when needed, an exact request-body capture. Fully…
Generate or edit images via Grok Imagine Image 2.0 through DroidProxy (no XAIAPIKEY). Use when the user asks to generate, create, draw, imagine, or edit an image, illustration, icon, mockup, or similar visual asset and DroidProxy Grok OAuth is available. Prefer this over inventing image URLs or base64.
Launch a B20 token on Base by calling the B20 Factory precompile directly through Capminal — encodes createB20 params/initCalls, then creates, mints, and verifies the token using your CAP API key.
Authoring, modifying, reviewing, or building openSUSE RPM packages — spec files, .changes files, osc / OBS and Git (src.opensuse.org / Gitea) workflows. Use whenever the working directory has a .osc/ folder or a .spec file, when the user mentions osc, OBS, rpmbuild, openSUSE Build Service, src.opensuse.org, the Git…
Adversarial pre-commit / pre-SR review of the WHOLE change — spec diff, patches, sources/service moves, build outcome, and the .changes entry — against the actual diff and upstream reality. Use as the final gate before committing or filing a submit request — it plays a hostile Factory reviewer hunting for the decline…
Block 3 of the openSUSE-packaging pipeline. Use to commit a green package, submit it to Factory (osc sr) or open the Gitea PR for a git-workflow package, then watch the submission and triage any decline or reviewer comment — looping fixes back to Block 2.
Block 2 of the openSUSE-packaging pipeline. Use to actually update a single package (version bump or source-service refresh), rebase/drop its patches, clean the spec, and build it locally until green. Stops at a clean local build + green sourcevalidator — does not submit (unattended-mode commits go only to the…
MCP server for deploying ERC-20 tokens via the SimpleTokenFactory on Base mainnet. One command, one token. Runs locally from the base-token-factory-mcp npm package.