Use when adding, updating, or validating app entries in the awesome-swift-macos-apps repository, especially when maintaining both README.md and README.zh.md with concise one-sentence descriptions, correct category placement, and consistent bilingual formatting.
Author a Scarf mini-app — a small sandboxed web surface (HTML/CSS/JS) that renders inside a project's cockpit and talks to the bound Hermes session + project data through the versioned window.scarf bridge. Use to build a bespoke panel (a task board, an approval queue, a chart, a data table) for a project.
Scaffold a new Scarf project OR enrich an existing one after a Scarf "Upgrade Project" — dashboard, optional configuration schema, optional cron job, AGENTS.md, and (via the scarf-miniapp-author skill) a starter mini-app — from a short conversational interview. Output is immediately usable locally and cleanly…
Automate Usage4Claude interface screenshots with CleanShot X on macOS. Use when Codex needs to capture localized Usage4Claude menu-bar popover screenshots, switch Usage4Claude display/language settings, save files such as [email protected], or troubleshoot CleanShot/window-capture automation that depends on…
A release checklist for publishing a new version of the Usage4Claude app. It covers collecting changes, writing release documents, updating the version, checking the build, and preparing the commit that starts automatic publishing.
Run AFM assertion tests across one or more models with deterministic pass/fail validation. Tests tool calling (including XML format), stop sequences, logprobs, think extraction, streaming, prompt cache, error handling, and performance.
Run the maclocal-api (AFM/MLX) test suite — automated assertions and smart analysis. Use when asked to test, validate, regression-check, or benchmark AFM before release, after code changes, or for model onboarding.
Run and review the Promptfoo-based AFM agentic evaluation suite. Use when the user wants structured-output, tool-calling, grammar, guided-json, streaming, concurrency, or agentic QA coverage for AFM, and especially when they want help choosing harness options or interpreting failures.
Cut the comments in the Core/Sources/Resources CSS and JS back to essentials, verifying that no code changed. Use when asked to trim, thin, or reduce the comments in the stylesheets and scripts, or to tidy the comments a commit added to them.
Verify the repo is green by running scripts/check.sh — the same full health check CI runs (swift test + coverage gate, sanitizers, xcodegen drift, app build, swift-format/swiftlint/periphery/prettier/markdownlint/shellcheck/shfmt, site deployability, settled-decision invariants, ruff + pytest over evals/). Its…
Print a daily Blurt launch KPI snapshot — Blurt.dmg download count, GitHub stars, and repo traffic/referrers — and compare against the campaign's baseline/good/great bands. Use during launch week, or wrap with /loop for a recurring check.
Cut and publish a Blurt release (build, sign, notarize, staple, DMG, GitHub). Use when the user asks to ship/release a new version. User-invoked only — it has real side effects (notarization, git tags, GitHub release).
TokenBar marketing site (React + Vite + Cloudflare Pages). Use when editing landing pages, docs routes, i18n, Mac App Store links, or website build/deploy.
TokenBar provider plugin layer. Use when adding or modifying AI provider connectors, authentication, usage fetching, ProviderRegistry registration, or canonical UsageSnapshot mapping.
Build, test, diagnose, and look up Apple APIs using the Xcode MCP server (xcrun mcpbridge) in Cursor. Use when compiling Swift, running tests, fixing build errors, rendering SwiftUI previews, or searching Apple documentation for TokenBar.