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Run apps/mobile on an EAS cloud iOS simulator from a workspace without local Xcode. Connect it to the workspace’s development server, interact with screens, capture screenshots, and check how source changes appear in the app.
Arrange tabs and split panes in the Superset desktop app so terminals, tests, and logs appear where needed. Open panes with commands, resize or move them, switch focus, and close extra panes while optionally keeping their terminals running.
Find what people said, decided, or promised in Granola meetings. The skill narrows meetings by date and participants, checks notes before transcripts, distinguishes decisions from discussion, and supports each finding with its meeting title and date.
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.
Find emails in Superhuman by account, sender, date, and inbox grouping, then read the conversation to verify replies, invoices, or commitments. Answers identify who said what and when, with links to the supporting threads.
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.
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.
Configure a repository for Superset so new isolated Git workspaces have dependencies, environment files, and service access ready. Create lifecycle scripts in .superset/config.json and verify the setup by starting a real test workspace.
Work through design or implementation choices one at a time, with concise context and clear alternatives. You can also review completed code change by change, recording decisions, approvals, and requested revisions in a final table.
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.
Work through your assigned tasks from Circleback meetings, using meeting notes to clarify each request. Make code changes, create tickets, or draft replies, then update task status only when the underlying work is actually finished.
Manage Superset plugins from installation and updates to account connections and removal. Check which external tools each plugin provides, call them through Superset, and investigate missing connections or other reasons tools are unavailable.
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.
Verify desktop UI changes through the Chrome DevTools Protocol, a connection for controlling the running app. Reproduce the user’s actual steps and compare screenshots, measured state, and console errors to establish evidence before and after a fix.
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.
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.
Turn reports, comparisons, and dashboards into HTML pages shared through Superset. Publish a link for teammates, keep version history as the content changes, and address comments readers pin to specific parts of the page.
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.
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.
Sort a Superhuman inbox into messages needing a reply, waiting for others, useful information, and noise. Receive a clear attention list, then apply requested actions such as archiving, labeling, reminders, or unsubscribing.
Investigate production errors using Sentry stack traces, which show the code execution path, and events leading up to the failure. Identify likely causes, triggering conditions, affected users, and releases before changing code.
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.
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.
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.