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Create and edit rooms or buildings in Pascal through MCP, a connection that lets agents use its tools. Inspect existing projects, validate changes, and hand over saved, editable 3D scenes with verified editor links.
Review Pascal pull requests or branches against documented architecture rules. Check package responsibilities, node extension patterns, state management, and rendering subscriptions to identify misplaced code, compatibility breaks, and changes that could cause excessive redraws.
Check whether furniture occupies an available measured floor area in Pascal, including rotation, overlap, and required spacing. Receive a spatial report that separates verified floor fit from unverified height, door movement, and delivery conditions.
Create or update a pull request from the current branch using its actual commits and changes. Fill the repository template with a concrete description, reviewer test steps, and accurately reported checks, then push the branch.
Extract text from images using OCR. Use when the user shares a screenshot and you need to read the text content, copy UI labels, or extract copy from a design mockup.
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Compare two images pixel-by-pixel and get a visual diff. Use when the user wants to compare their implementation against a design, spot differences between two screenshots, or verify visual regression.
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Web design reference for building production-grade interfaces. Covers layout, typography, color, spacing, shadows, animation, accessibility, responsive design, components, performance, and UX psychology. Use when building UI, reviewing design quality, choosing design tokens, or making any visual design decision.
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Check color contrast ratios against WCAG AA and AAA accessibility standards. Use when the user wants to verify if their color combinations are accessible, check contrast between text and background colors, or audit a palette for accessibility.
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Audit a .glb or .gltf and make it small, correct, and fast to load in a browser, with a measured before/after report. Use when a model is "too big" or "slow to load", when the user asks to "optimize this GLB", "compress this glTF", or "export for web", or when they mention Draco, meshopt, gltfpack, KTX2, Basis, texture VRAM, draw calls, or a Blender / CAD / photogrammetry / Pascal export headed for Three.js, React Three Fiber (drei useGLTF), Babylon.js, or model-viewer. Covers inspection, spec validation, geometry and texture compression, scene-graph cleanup, and the correctness checks (metres, Y-up, node names, animations, PBR fidelity, alpha modes, vertex colors) that must not regress. Not for editing or modelling geometry, authoring or laying out a scene, generating 3D from text or images, converting from FBX/OBJ/CAD, or debugging a runtime frame rate that has nothing to do with asset size.
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Multi-model agent orchestration using specialized agents for planning, coding, research, math/science, visual analysis, and adversarial review. Use when tasks are complex enough to benefit from different models' strengths, when you want adversarial review to catch blind spots, or when coordinating multi-step workflows across agent roles. Triggers on complex projects, multi-step tasks, architecture decisions, or when explicitly requested.
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Extract color palettes from images (screenshots, Figma exports, design mockups) to help implement matching UI. Use when the user shares a screenshot, design image, or asks to "match these colors", "extract colors from this image", "implement this design", or "get the color palette".
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Parse natural-language quantities, units, dates, and ranges ("5'11\"", "1.5 cups", "72 in to cm", "three days ago", "between 5 and 10 kg", "it's hot") into canonical, validated values with issue codes and spans — and humanize them back. Use when a form input, LLM tool schema, MCP handler, or import pipeline takes free-text measurements/units/dates. Covers Standard Schema fields (quantityField/dateField/lingoObject) for the AI SDK and MCP, the headless <lingo-input>, unit conversion, and format/humanize round-trips. Zero-dependency TypeScript, deterministic.
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Quietly reuse and improve verified coding lessons across agents. Use for a nontrivial debugging or implementation problem where an earlier solution could help, when a Blaze offer or receipt appears, or when the user asks to inspect, install, update, contribute to, or link Blaze. Check applicability, verify locally, and close the lookup with an honest outcome and contribution disposition without adding routine user-visible narration.
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