An AI-powered workforce platform that executes multi-agent tasks with automatic provider failover and CEO agent orchestration. It detects technology stacks across 1,000+ platforms and provisions industry-specific specialists while running on customer hardware with no data leaving their network.
Audit all system-level instructions embedded in this repository's Claude configuration, surface them as a structured inventory, and validate them for consistency, safety, and alignment with project goals.
Keep long-running agent tasks visibly alive by emitting periodic heartbeat status updates to stdout. Prevents silent timeouts and gives the operator confidence the task is still progressing.
Prevents scope creep by explicitly defining the boundaries of a task before implementation begins. Ensures the agent works on exactly what was asked — no more, no less.
Deep-dive diagnostics for tokenizer behavior in LLM training and inference. Tokenizer bugs are uniquely dangerous because they're silent — the model trains fine, but on subtly wrong data.
Monitor and diagnose LLM/ML training instability — loss spikes, exploding gradients, dead neurons, and learning rate mismatches. Surfaces actionable fixes before they derail a training run.
Session closing ritual with learning capture. Run at the end of every coding session. 5 steps: changes audit, quality check, learning capture, next session planning, summary.
Browser automation via Chrome DevTools Protocol — use real Chrome to navigate, interact with, and test web UIs. 93% fewer tokens than Playwright MCP. Use when asked to test a UI, set up a web platform, fill in forms, or verify a deployed app works correctly.
Delete remote and local branches that have been merged into master. Run after every merge to keep the repo to master-only. Supports both git-push deletion and GitHub API deletion (when git push --delete returns 403 due to proxy restrictions).
Automate real browser interactions via the browse CLI — supports local Chrome and remote Browserbase cloud sessions with CAPTCHA solving and residential proxies. Use for Cloudflare-protected sites, login flows, form filling, and UI verification.
Fetch HTML, JSON, or headers from any URL via Browserbase infrastructure — handles proxies, redirects, and rate-limited sites without opening a browser. Use for API health checks, scraping static content, reading HTTP headers, or any fetch where JavaScript rendering is not needed.
Search the web via Browserbase infrastructure and get structured results (title, URL, author, date) without opening a browser. Use before browsing to find the right URLs, research competitors, or look up documentation.
Adversarial UI testing via browser automation — tries to BREAK the app, not confirm it works. Analyzes git diffs to test changed code, or explores the full app for defects. Use before merging UI changes or to audit the deployed platform.
Onboard a new client/company onto this platform's real Agentic OS: create the company record, scan its websites/repos, auto-provision specialist agents, activate its 24x7 agency runtime, and know exactly which "OS" building blocks (memory, integrations, dashboard) already exist versus which are roadmap gaps. ADAPTED…
Control a local or remote browser with sandboxed JavaScript scripts. Uses a QuickJS WASM sandbox (not Node.js) with a pre-connected browser global and full Playwright Page API. Backed by a persistent daemon that manages named browser instances between script runs. Use for UI testing, web scraping, and automation where…
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