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Run 100+ coding agents in parallel
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Check mobile app changes in an iOS simulator using real local services. It covers user interactions, service failures and recovery, language and text size checks, with screenshots and recordings as evidence.
Review an existing interface component and identify three visual or interaction problems. Get concrete layout, spacing, color, and code changes that follow the project’s existing design conventions, with short before-and-after examples.
Draft and refine Linear or Superset tickets using a consistent structure for context, references, and implementation notes. Clarify the desired outcome, record where requests came from, and add code details when enough context is available.
Operate real desktop apps and browser windows by inspecting controls, clicking, typing, and checking the result after each action. Use it for settings changes, window arrangement, or verifying a complete workflow through the interface.
Find meeting times through Superhuman by checking existing events and participants' availability. Present options with clear time zones, then create the event after the user chooses a slot, or update an existing meeting.
Review how you use Superset and identify unused features that fit your workflow. Get a short list of suggestions, learn about each option, and set up selected features such as scheduled agents, parallel workspaces, or shared tasks.
Generate Drizzle database migrations on a fresh Neon branch and review their production safety. Check table sizes, locking order, execution time, and data transfer needs, with load testing for changes affecting busy or large tables.
Review tRPC API changes against released desktop, mobile, CLI, and SDK clients. Use release history and usage data to choose compatible changes, assess whether deprecated features can be removed, and plan recovery when deployed changes break clients.
Investigate Stripe payment failures, invoice amounts, payouts, and subscription status by following related records. Explain findings with record IDs, currency, and account mode, accounting for fees, refunds, and disputes when calculating money retained.
Turn rough bug reports or requests into Linear issues with clear symptoms, reproduction steps, evidence, and routing details. Check for duplicates, distinguish observations from guesses, and present the proposed issue for approval before creating it.
Turn Granola meeting notes into concrete follow-up work by identifying the user's commitments, owners, deadlines, and supporting passages. Make code changes, create tickets through connected tools, or draft replies, with each action traced to its source.
Investigate service errors in Sentry by project, environment, and time period. Rank problems by event counts and affected users, compare releases or earlier periods, and report findings with links and a clear search scope.
Create or update Notion pages that readers can find and understand later. Check for existing content, choose the right location, organize conclusions with sources, and preserve relevant material when editing an existing page.
Prepare and submit Superset bug reports, feature requests, or general feedback. It checks documentation first, organizes relevant details into a concise draft, and lets the user choose private submission or a public GitHub issue before sending.
Read and change Superset desktop preferences through its command-line tool, without opening settings. Adjust fonts, terminals, notifications, and Git options, or create and install custom color themes from JSON files, with local operation and no login required.
Build Stripe payments, subscriptions, and invoicing using verified documentation and API parameter definitions. The skill guides product selection, sandbox testing, and webhook handling, where server notifications determine payment and subscription state.
Browse pages, click controls, fill fields, and inspect screenshots or console messages through Superset's browser pane. Use it to preview a running web app, check interface behavior, and work through browser tasks in a visible session.
Coordinate multiple coding agents through Superset in separate workspaces. Split work into bounded tasks, track dependencies and progress, send follow-ups, and collect structured results covering changed files, verification checks, blockers, and the order for combining work.
Review what Superset agents did while you were away by checking workspaces, tasks, and recent terminal output. Receive a concise digest of completed work, review requests, ongoing activity, and blockers, with the next actions listed first.
Draft replies, follow-ups, and new emails in Superhuman using the user's writing style. It reads the full conversation, updates an existing draft when present, and checks recipients and CCs, leaving the draft for the user to send.
Find statements, decisions, and commitments in Circleback meeting records. Search by people, company, tags, or dates, then use notes and transcripts to distinguish discussion from agreement and identify the meeting behind each answer.
Diagnose failed GitHub Actions runs by finding the first meaningful error, separating code problems from infrastructure issues and intermittent failures, and comparing the base branch. Get a focused report explaining the PR’s involvement and recommended next steps.
Prepare a short meeting brief from Circleback calendar events, past meetings, action items, and emails. Summarize attendees, recent decisions, outstanding commitments on both sides, and unresolved questions, with links to the supporting sources.
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