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Run Playwright tests on BrowserStack to check behavior across browsers and devices. Configure cloud connections, compare results by browser, inspect session videos and logs, and set up a tunnel for testing local or restricted environments.
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.
Review code changes for compatibility between a desktop app and den, its cloud API. It flags changes that could break published apps, identifies desktop features depending on unavailable APIs, and explains the required rollout order.
Refactor Handsontable code by separating plugin responsibilities, reducing dependencies, batching rendering work, and updating coding patterns. It provides compatibility rules and testing guidance to preserve existing APIs, CSS classes, settings, and behavior.
Guides Node.js scripts and shared modules in the Handsontable monorepo using .mjs files, native APIs, and asynchronous file operations. It covers task registration, error handling, and compatibility across Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Build and review Kortix replies that display cards, comparisons, charts, maps, and tabs. The skill guides structured UI blocks in OpenUI Lang, their web and mobile rendering, validation, Markdown conversion, and compatibility checks.
Roll back Kortix production to a previously released version using existing builds. Covers frontend and backend rollback, database compatibility checks, prevention of unintended frontend rebuilds, and returning to the latest version through a later release.
Guide database structure changes in a project using Drizzle and node-pg-migrate. Covers generating and reviewing migration files, checking compatibility during deployment, handling indexes separately, and validating changes before applying them to shared databases.
Create and edit reports, memos, and other Writer documents, saving them as ODT by default. Read existing files before changing content, add or replace text, and use DOCX when Microsoft Word compatibility is required.
Create and edit spreadsheets for budgets and editable tables, including targeted cell updates and added records. Save in ODS by default, or use XLSX when Excel compatibility or supported embedded charts are needed.
Create presentation files or edit existing slides using titles, bullet points, and simple text sections. Save decks in ODP, the OpenDocument presentation format, or use PPTX when PowerPoint compatibility is requested.
Review and simplify the ego-lite codebase by finding unused code, duplicated state, and unnecessary layers. The skill checks real callers and API requirements, explains behavior changes, and coordinates implementation, tests, and documentation updates.
Maintain Verdaccio’s bundled plugins and investigate loading failures using checks that identify resolution, export, construction, or interface problems. Review shared plugin interfaces for compatibility, update affected plugins, and validate fixes with plugin and integration tests.
Keep requests or configurations that explicitly name lark-vc-agent connected to lark-meeting. This compatibility entry passes handling to that skill and provides no separate business operations of its own.
Routes requests made under the older lark-minutes name to lark-meeting. This compatibility entry lets existing references use the current skill’s workflow; it does not process meeting tasks itself and requires lark-cli and lark-meeting.
Keep existing requests and configurations that explicitly name lark-note working by routing them to lark-meeting. This compatibility entry delegates processing to that skill and does not provide its own separate set of operations.
Review Doris code changes using project-specific checklists for data correctness, concurrency, memory safety, compatibility, performance, and tests. Trace related code paths and explain findings with concrete failure scenarios, using query plan trees when reviewing optimizer behavior.
Install the CARLA Python client into a chosen Python environment using bundled packages or PyPI. The skill checks existing installations, selects a suitable package, and verifies imports and version compatibility with a reachable simulator.
Review licenses in dependency lists, individual libraries, or code planned for public release. Get a memo covering obligations for the deployment model, license conflicts, unresolved questions, and recommended actions for legal review before shipping.
Review Renovate pull requests that update GitHub Actions. Verify pinned commits against upstream version tags, inspect release notes for breaking changes, and check existing workflow settings before giving a clear recommendation on whether to merge.
Guide changes and reviews in datafusion-ffi, which connects separately compiled libraries. Check binary compatibility, memory ownership, and method coverage, and choose unit and cross-library tests for new wrappers, trait extensions, or codec changes.
Investigate an installed game before making a mod. Identify its engine, available mod loaders, save locations, anti-cheat protection, and compatibility issues, then record a practical approach and unresolved questions in MODDING_PLAN.md.
Helps older OpenRig instructions that reference software-for-agents lead to its maintained successor, agent-operated-software. This temporary compatibility redirect identifies where to find the current architecture and operating guidance.
Combine video clips first, then add background music or sound effects in a separate pass. The workflow checks source dimensions and duration, uses video copying when appropriate, and separates processing steps to avoid encoder compatibility problems.