CLI for inspecting and interacting with Tauri desktop apps — DOM queries, screenshots, interaction (click/type/scroll), IPC monitoring, store inspection, structured assertions, plus bridge-free diagnostics (unified cross-layer logs, deep OS process trees, OS logs, app paths, sidecar NDJSON tap/replay, forensic…
Cut a new Tour release end-to-end — sync with origin, review what's shipping, suggest the semver bump from commit titles, run the release script, handle preflight failures (flaky tests, stale tests, ahead-of-remote), and watch CI. Use when the user says "release", "ship a new version", "cut a release", "bump the…
Cross-check methodology for diagnosing webapp re-render cascades. React DevTools' "DOM commit" column counts fiber commits, not real browser mutations — it can overstate cost by 100×. Always verify against a Chrome trace (Layout/Paint/EventDispatch durations) and a MutationObserver (actual mutations) before chasing a…
Tour is a local code-walkthrough CLI for AI agents. After finishing a task, the agent leaves line-anchored comments on a pinned git diff (a guided traversal) that a human steps through in a TUI or webapp. Activates when the user asks to "review this branch", "review this PR", "walk me through this diff", "leave…
Use when addressing review comments left by a human reviewer in katamari (ktmr), a terminal diff-review tool — read the comments with ktmr comments list --json, address each one, then mark it resolved with ktmr comments resolve . Trigger on requests like "address the katamari comments", "handle the review feedback"…
Use PromptLog in the current project to initialize prompt history, scan and semantically audit LLM prompt surfaces, inspect changes, manage notes, export history, or run other PromptLog operations. Use when the user asks to find, scan, track, audit, diff, annotate, or roll back prompts.
A skill that turns recent code changes into a plain-language learning briefing. It shows what changed, how behavior differs, and explains relevant Python syntax.
A Python syntax tutor that explains unfamiliar language features in the code where they appear. Python is a programming language; examples include decorators, async code, generators, and type hints.