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Create Android projects, deploy apps to devices, and manage SDK packages and emulators through the `android` command-line tool. It also supports screenshots, interface structure inspection, environment checks, and Android documentation searches.
Set up Antigravity 2.0 Agent Manager alongside Antigravity IDE to coordinate parallel development agents. Assign roles and folder boundaries, review their changes in the editor, and use Git checkpoints to manage shared work.
Coordinate multiple Claude Code workers through an existing Kanban board. This guide describes task dispatch, automated checks before AI review, per-task cost tracking, human intervention, and recovery after restarts; the runtime and integrations require separate installation.
Design scheduled AI workflows for document ingestion, batch processing, and model training using Prefect, Airflow, or Dagster. Compare orchestration tools and plan task dependencies, retries, caching, and monitoring through implementation fragments.
Coordinate GitHub pull request reviews by assigning comment triage and code changes to dedicated sub-agents. Repeat the process, track decisions and progress, and reply to and resolve threads as fixes are completed.
Turn an understood task into an ordered implementation plan in Codewhale. Clarify the goal and constraints, identify which steps depend on others, and record verification methods, risks, and open questions before broader implementation begins.
Investigate why a bug, performance change, or experimental result occurred. Compare competing explanations using supporting and contradicting evidence, rank likely causes, and identify the next check that would best resolve uncertainty.
Manage supported personal email accounts through qwenpawmail-mcp. Read and search messages, send replies, organize folders and conversations, and get guidance for connecting an existing mailbox or registering an account with a supported provider.
Coordinates specialist agents in Claude Code to work from product requirements through design, implementation, testing, deployment, and operations. Includes task queues, saved progress, parallel reviews, and recovery workflows for managing extended development work.
Manage multiple AI agents through the AI Maestro command-line tool. Create agents, inspect their status, pause and resume work, rename them, export or import configurations, and manage plugins from one interface.
Adapt an AI agent’s approach to brainstorming, implementation, debugging, review, teaching, or release preparation. Defines how each mode should ask questions, prioritize work, and present results, with automatic mode selection and explicit switching examples.
Coordinate multiple agents to maintain context-mode, from sorting GitHub issues and reviewing pull requests to preparing releases and announcements. Workflows require reproduced bugs, source evidence, test-first changes, and checks across supported platforms.
Find brand materials across connected workplace platforms, rank useful sources, and compile a structured discovery report. Surface brand elements, conflicting guidance, and unanswered questions to support a later review or brand voice guideline document.
Coordinate multiple Mastra Code workers to investigate and fix GitHub issues in parallel. Keep each issue in a separate working directory, track progress in reports, review changes, and manage pull requests, reviewer feedback, and automated checks.
Coordinate compliance work across multiple standards and regulations. Use a company profile to identify relevant frameworks, map shared controls, prepare mock audits, and build a unified evidence checklist showing where documents can be reused.
Delegate research, coding, and testing from Claude Code to opencode workers. Run independent tasks in parallel with separate Git working directories, combine findings, track token use, and compare solo execution with coordinated workers.
Plan a game season or limited-time event across content, story, rewards, pricing, measurement, and player communication. Coordinate role-based agents to produce a season design, analytics plan, and communication calendar for production.
Coordinate a game release from candidate preparation through testing, release approval, and deployment. Assign work to role-based agents and collect quality results, patch notes, launch messaging, and a post-release monitoring plan.
Coordinate game area design from story, world context, and visual direction through layout, enemies, rewards, accessibility, and test planning. Compile the results into a level design document, with specialist participation determined by the configured team size.
Coordinate a game interface feature from user experience specifications through visual design, implementation, review, and polish. Reuse existing interaction patterns and report input support, accessibility checks, engine validation, and unresolved issues alongside the delivered interface.
Coordinate QA agents to plan testing for a game development sprint or feature. Produce test cases, collect results from human testers, document bugs and visual evidence, and prepare a sign-off report based on recorded findings.
Coordinate game audio work from creative direction through sound specifications, accessibility requirements, technical planning, and code integration. Combine the participating agents’ outputs into an audio design document for a chosen feature or area.
Plan game stories, world lore, dialogue, visual direction, and story placement within levels through a staged workflow. Produce narrative documents with consistency checks and localization considerations, using the roles enabled by the team settings.
Refine a game feature or area through performance measurement, visual and audio polish, and stress and regression testing. Report before-and-after metrics, remaining issues, and release readiness, with work limited to the enabled team roles.