Use when asked to analyse, review, or refresh an external agent runtime, orchestration system, agent operating layer, agent memory/knowledge/context-engineering system, or narrower model-dependent operational mechanism from inspectable sources.
Build original, accessible React command-center interfaces with the published @mdrbx/nerv-ui component library. Use for dashboards, monitoring terminals, operational tools, authentication screens, or sharp industrial HUD-style UI in React, Vite, or Next.js.
Keep this Mac awake while long unattended work runs, using Keepresso's bounded automation leases (acquire, heartbeat, release). Use before long builds, renders, downloads, test suites, or overnight agent tasks so the machine cannot sleep mid-task, and release when done so it can sleep again.
Generate AI-illustrated comic-style educational guides from documentation, source code, or any technical content. Produces actual comic PNG images using AI image generation (not HTML). Supports 10+ anime styles: Doraemon, Naruto, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Spy x Family, Chibi, Chinese ink, Ghibli, Crayon Shin-chan…
Drive a team of other AI coding CLIs from the current session through the reevesagents MCP server. Use when the user asks to delegate work to another model, run several agents in parallel, or orchestrate a multi-agent team. It can spawn Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Qwen, OpenCode and other installed CLIs each in its own…
Assistant for newapi (new-api), an open-source unified AI gateway platform (https://github.com/QuantumNous/new-api). Use when the user asks about New API, managing models, groups, balance, or tokens, or securely copying keys, applying them to config files, or using them in commands without exposing secrets.
Validate readiness to advance between development phases. Produces a PASS/CONCERNS/FAIL verdict with specific blockers and required artifacts. Use when user says 'are we ready to move to X', 'can we advance to production', 'check if we can start the next phase', 'pass the gate'.
Xcode 26 and Apple platform update notes with a focus on Liquid Glass, Foundation Models Framework, and Apple Intelligence. Use when asked to explain, summarize, compare, or implement Xcode 26 era framework changes across SwiftUI, UIKit, AppKit, Foundation, App Intents, StoreKit, MapKit, WidgetKit, visionOS, or Swift…
Use when recreating a reference website or brand hub in this Hydrogen plus Weaverse repo, especially when deciding whether to reuse sections, add global styles, update theme schema, or resolve conflicts between the live site and project brand guidelines.
Manages md2wx CLI for converting Markdown to WeChat Official Account drafts. Use when working with WeChat article publishing, Markdown to HTML conversion, or WeChat media upload.
Guide an incremental migration of an existing Rust codebase toward ports-and-adapters / hexagonal architecture. Use when the user wants to refactor a tangled service, extract a domain core, introduce port traits, or split a monolithic module into domain/port/adapter layers without a big-bang rewrite.
Evaluate a Fivetran connector for correctness, SDK compliance, security, and reliability. Use when the user wants a code review or quality report before deploying.
Evolve trading strategies through genetic algorithms and adversarial combat. Run Darwinian selection on BTC data to discover battle-tested strategies. No API keys, no cloud.
Use when Hermes needs staged self-improvement, explicit reviewable artifacts, or safe apply/discard workflows for memory, user, skill, or fact updates.
Use Helixir persistent graph memory through its MCP tools. Invoke at the start of non-trivial work, after context compaction, when recalling past decisions, when storing durable outcomes, when tracing why facts are connected, and when using FastThink or Helixir RBAC.
Universal document evaluation engine — evaluate any document against any criteria using cognitively-modelled AI agents with ontology-grounded scoring.
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