Prove a UI or generation feature actually works before asking a human to look at it. Covers A/B-ing an imported design against its source render, driving controls headlessly so a dead button cannot ship, proving the generator really spawns, and launching the real host (VCV Rack, a DAW). Use before any "take a look" on imported UI, plugin shells, or prompt-to-artifact pipelines.
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Judge whether a change made things better with demonstrable proxy measures tied to the mechanism it targets, not wall-clock time. Load before choosing acceptance measures for any before/after or A/B claim — CI and fleet speed-ups, build speed, DSP/audio quality, render fidelity. Each proxy names its data source, detection floor and sample size, and every zero is paired with a control on the same instrument.
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Route repository-qualified changes across Pulp and Vellum using Pulp's exact ownership projection. Use when a change touches design import, Chromium authoring, DesignIR, visual harness, screenshot, Skia/Dawn, runtime assets, or another path represented by `.github/vellum-ownership.json`; when deciding whether work originates in Pulp or Vellum; or when validating the cross-repository routing contract.
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Generate and maintain browser demos of Pulp audio plugins (both web ABIs — WAM and WCLAP) from one declarative config, so every demo mounts the SAME shared player and the two ABIs stay in lockstep. Invoke it whenever you publish/update a browser demo of a Pulp plugin, add a plugin to a demo gallery, stand up a new gallery, or touch demo pages/hosting. It runs a deterministic generator (config → stamped WAM+WCLAP site + owned-files manifest) and a blocking validator (config schema, cross-origin-isolation coverage, OG metadata, regeneration ownership). Customization is declarative config in <repo>/.pulp-web-demo/config.json (schema bundled) plus at most two typed module seams; the shared player (pinned @danielraffel/web-player) holds all UX behavior and is never vendored. Works in Claude and Codex.
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Keep a plugin/demo repo's screenshots in sync with its UX. When editor / UI / design-token code changes in an opted-in repo (one carrying .pulp/screenshots.toml), re-capture and refresh every place each shot is consumed — README images, web-demo Open Graph (og.png) images, and gallery thumbnails — consistently across the WAM and WCLAP demo sites. Two capture routes: native headless (render_to_png / pulp-screenshot, Skia) for README / native-editor shots, and live-web headless Chrome (playwright-core) for WAM/WCLAP demo OG + gallery images. Backfills demos missing OG images. This is a PORTING / consistency tool — it re-shoots a repo's OWN UI, it never clones another product's art.
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Capture faithful PNGs of Pulp view trees / imported UIs headlessly. Covers render_to_png backends (Skia vs CoreGraphics), the image-compositing gotcha, capture_png from a live GPU host, and the --screenshot-backend validate flag. Use whenever you render a UI to a PNG to eyeball or montage it.
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Work with Pulp's SDF / MSDF / PSDF glyph atlases — building, sampling via SkSL, and the shared text-layout helpers.
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Sign, notarize, package, and distribute Pulp plugins and apps across macOS, Windows, and Android
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Pulp timeline transport, immutable compiled playback programs, bounded arrangement audio rendering, block-level publication latches, stable shells, and ProcessContext projection.
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Pick the right Pulp Stream for a given I/O task, wire async callbacks correctly without deadlocking the worker, and avoid the backpressure / cancellation footguns in `pulp::runtime::AsyncStream`.
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Configure, implement, and test Pulp's optional desktop Ableton Link tempo-sync adapter while preserving the developer-supplied SDK, licensing, realtime, latency-compensation, and no-install boundaries.
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Ask Daniel a blocking decision as options with a recommendation and honest pros/cons, rather than prose. Use whenever work is blocked on a judgment call, a product decision, an approval, or a choice between approaches — instead of writing "let me know which you prefer" at the end of a message.
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iOS platform development for Pulp — iPhone/iPad AUv3 app extensions, iOS Simulator builds, UIKit window host, CoreAudio IO audio, touch & Apple Pencil input, XcodeBuildMCP automation. Covers configure, build, deploy to simulator/device, and the gotchas discovered during iOS bringup.
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Search, inspect, plan, apply, remove, pack, and scaffold local Pulp package manifests. Use for Pulp-native source/UI/template kits and for untrusted or semi-trusted manifest-bearing artifacts that must be reviewed before project mutation.
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Debug or validate Pulp animations / transitions / scroll behavior using in-process motion fixtures and offline visual analysis. TRIGGER on phrases like "animation is wrong", "transition timing off", "fade too late", "card slides too far", "scroll jumps on restore", "scroll offset wrong on restore", "frame jump in the timeline", "easing looks wonky", "imported Figma motion doesn't match source", "settle time / overshoot / drift / monotonic", "what value does the knob reach at frame N", "record this animation so I can replay it", "this animation is expensive — which one and why", "reduced-motion broken", "scrub a captured fixture". Captures fixtures (.motion.jsonl), and ships assertion helpers (is_monotonic / settling_time_seconds / overshoot / start_delay_seconds / final_value / local_step_outlier_ratio) and the `scroll_geometry` trace for `ScrollView` content-offset / visible-rect / content-size observability. Off by default in prod.
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The measurement surface for ALL Pulp DSP and audio-pipeline work — read it BEFORE writing or gating DSP, not only when something already sounds wrong. Covers the C++ harness (signal generators, metrics, assertions, RenderScenario, contracts), the offline Audio Doctor (magnitude/frequency response, THD/THD+N, phase/group delay), and their Python sibling the Audio Quality Lab (tools/audio/quality-lab — null residual + alignment, LTAS log-spectral distance, spectral flux/centroid, HNR, Theil-Sen drift slope, Kaiser-sinc resampling, license-guarded corpus, regression-net ratchet). TRIGGER on AUTHORING work — "build/design an oscillator/filter/synth/effect", "add a DSP module", "what should the acceptance gate be", "how do I measure aliasing / anti-aliasing / alias floor", "null against a reference", "is this DSP correct", "choose a tolerance", "golden/regression corpus for audio", "measure drift or jitter", "A/B two renders" — AND on DEBUGGING work — "is there sound / no audio / I hear nothing", "does this filter/compressor/synth/delay produce the right signal", "prove the DSP / prove the contract", "measure the frequency response", "what's the THD / is it distorting", "what's the group delay / phase response / measured latency", "magnitude response curve", "render a test tone and assert", "audio regression", "64-frame works but 128 is silent", "sample-rate change pitch-shifted it", "describe what's in this buffer", "audio doctor", "compare before/after a DSP refactor". Reach for this BEFORE hand-rolling any FFT, null test, alias measurement, pitch tracker, or golden-render script — most of it already exists in one of the two lanes. Test/tool layer over HeadlessHost — deterministic, no audio device, no speakers. Off the realtime thread entirely.
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Real-DAW (REAPER) functional smoke for reload/editor/format-adapter changes — opt-in, scoped, headless-safe, zero-pollution
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Forge Modular's generator, patch checker, module pack and Forge-worktree seam — the traps that make green results untrue
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Optional ARA support for Pulp, including developer-supplied ARA SDK setup, CMake enablement, adapter companion APIs, validation, and ARA-aware plugin implementation guidance.
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Audio Unit v3 (AUAudioUnit) format adapter for Pulp — render-block wiring, parameter tree bridging, MIDI / sysex via AURenderEvent, sidechain pulls, state persistence, iOS extension surface, and the pitfalls discovered while wiring the adapter.
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Use Pulp's MIT-safe Cmajor support lane via source-owned patches, an external `cmaj` toolchain, and explicit generated-artifact workflows.
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Maintainer side of an outside contribution — find what has arrived (fork PR, issue, or patches sent out-of-band), adopt it into an in-repo branch with authorship intact, review it against the repo's bar, and ship it through the normal merge path. Use when landing work from someone without write access or without the CI fleet.
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Turn a moment of friction — a conflicting PR, a wedged runner, a mysterious red check, a repeated manual chore — into a durable, actionable report. Sizes up the scenario, captures the evidence, separates one-off from SYSTEMIC, proposes a fix, and routes it (fix now, or hand off). Reports are LIVING documents that the fixing agent updates with the outcome. Invoke whenever something feels like it shouldn't have been this hard, or when the same annoyance shows up twice.
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Coordinate a cross-session or cross-machine handoff — snapshot the open work, write a status doc to the pulp-planning repo on main, and emit a ready-to-paste goal prompt that links it, so a fresh session (often on another machine) can pick up and finish. Use when the user says "coordinate a handoff", "hand this off", "move this work to a new machine", "we're retiring this session", or asks for a status doc plus a goal for someone else to continue.
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