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Add a Remotion command-line or configuration option, or convert a hardcoded flag into a shared option definition. Connect parsing, configuration setters, help entries, and generated documentation so the option is consistently available and documented.
Use Reasonix to build or improve a Python command-line interface for existing software. The workflow covers source analysis, interactive commands, JSON output, tests, documentation, and installation checks using the software’s own backend where possible.
Build and edit audio projects through an Audacity command-line interface: arrange and trim clips, adjust tracks, configure effects, add labels, and render audio files while retaining project state and undo history.
Turn API documentation or existing scripts into reusable command-line tools that Codex can run from any folder. Builds focused read and write commands, consistent JSON output, authentication handling, installation instructions, and a companion skill.
Build TypeScript command-line tools for API operations, file conversion, and automation. The skill selects a suitable structure and provides implementation, configuration, usage documentation, JSON output, and error handling with appropriate exit codes.
Create and review Docker development environments, including service networking, persistent storage, and security settings. Also guides isolated testing of command-line installers on Linux, while identifying checks that require native macOS or Windows environments.
Audit a developer product by trying its documentation and setup flow, measuring onboarding time, capturing errors, and reviewing command-line help. Produce an evidence-backed scorecard and compare results with earlier planning scores when available.
Find and fix bugs in websites, APIs, command-line tools, and background processes. Choose from three testing depths, verify fixes, and receive evidence of the changes plus a summary of readiness for release.
Review external integration points for breaking changes that could disrupt existing use. Examine app-server APIs, command-line parameters, configuration loading, and session resumption from saved records, continuing beyond the first issue to cover possible failure paths.
Use Codex to build Python command-line tools for applications with graphical interfaces. Analyze source code, add commands, test against the actual software, validate packaging and documentation, and discover tools already generated or installed.
Create and edit Shotcut video projects through commands. Arrange and trim clips, adjust audio, add effects and transitions, then export a video. Preview files let agents review cuts, pacing, and visual changes.
Use Hermes Agent to create or refine a Python command-line interface for existing software. It guides source analysis, command design, interactive operation, JSON output, backend testing, documentation, and verification that the generated package installs locally.
Find and install command-line tools that let AI agents operate professional software. Search by task or category, check which workflow capabilities are available locally, and install the specific tools needed for a multi-tool project.
Build and edit OBS Studio scene collections from the command line. Arrange visual sources, adjust filters and audio, configure transitions and output settings, and save the setup as JSON with undo and redo support.
Build command-line interfaces for graphical applications in Cursor using the CLI-Anything workflow. It supports creating and extending these interfaces, running tests, checking required criteria, and listing tools through slash commands or natural-language requests.
Create and edit vector graphics, images built from shapes and paths, using commands for text, colors, layers, and layout. Save project state, undo edits, and export finished graphics as SVG, PNG, or PDF.
Build Blender 3D scenes through text commands, adjusting objects, materials, lights, cameras, and animation keyframes. Render the scene or generate preview images to check its appearance, with scene state saved in JSON for later editing.
Prepare OBS Studio scene collections through commands. Add scenes and sources, adjust layout and audio, configure transitions and output settings, and save the project as JSON with undo and redo support.
Build video edits through commands: import media, arrange and trim clips, and add effects or transitions. Save project state as JSON and generate Kdenlive/MLT XML, with undo and redo support during editing.
Create and edit images from the command line using Pillow, an image processing library. Combine layers, add text and rectangles, resize or crop images, apply filters, and export compositions while saving editable project state.
Manage Ollama models and run text generation, chat, and embeddings, which represent text as numerical vectors, through command-line requests. Check server status, inspect model details, and receive structured JSON output for agent workflows.
Create and edit text documents, spreadsheets, and presentations from the command line. Import existing Office or ODF files, update content and styles, and export documents, with JSON project files and undo and redo support.
Generate slides, documents, websites, and diagrams from natural language prompts through AnyGen OpenAPI. Manage reference uploads, check generation progress, and download finished files using commands with structured output for AI agents.
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.