
Create, edit, debug, or review Charmbracelet VHS terminal demo recordings and .tape files. Use when the task involves terminal GIFs/videos, VHS scripts, demo cassettes, CLI screencasts, reproducible terminal recordings, or converting terminal interactions into renderable tape files.
Amber docs index. Use when building or porting Minecraft mods that use the Amber multiloader library (unified APIs for Fabric/Forge/NeoForge), or when you need quick links to Amber systems (registry, events, networking, commands, config).
Build a durable, agent-friendly CLI from docs, specs, SDKs, curl examples, browser flows, or existing scripts. Use when the user wants a reusable command that runs from any repo, returns stable JSON, and supports safe read and write workflows.
Use when the user asks to "clean transient comments", "remove temporary comments", or remove comments that describe past changes rather than documenting current code.
Use when implementing a UI from a visual mock and the user wants an imagegen-based compare-and-iterate workflow until the current page closely matches the target screenshot or mock. Covers browser screenshots, explicit side-by-side comparisons, imagegen visual audits, bitmap asset generation, and avoiding stale-reference mistakes.
Use when the user asks you to gather requirements, or when the request is vague and needs clarity before acting.
Use when the user asks to "audit AI writing", "remove AI patterns", "make this sound less AI", "un-AI this text", or similar requests to identify/remove AI-generated writing patterns.
Review a git diff, branch, or pull request for newly introduced, high-confidence security vulnerabilities. Use when the user asks for a security review, PR security pass, AppSec triage, exploitability check, or a low-noise audit of changed code, workflows, auth, input handling, secrets, or trust-boundary changes.
Transform boring, flat README files into polished, visually compelling project pages. Use when the user asks to improve, redesign, or make a README more interesting. Covers structure, copy, badges, banner images, and overall presentation. Produces GitHub-flavored Markdown that renders well on GitHub, npm, and similar platforms.