Run live, agent-driven end-to-end QA for os-clovy by opening the real app or web preview, clicking through changed flows, inspecting visible state, recording and compressing video, attaching QA videos to PRs through os-platform file uploads, capturing…
Test, screenshot, and debug a Tauri or Vite frontend in a real browser using Playwright or Chrome DevTools MCP. Use when asked to run/screenshot a desktop-app or web UI, verify a frontend change visually, debug rendering without the native build, or when the…
Stand up design-featuring work the Open Software way. Use when building, redesigning, or polishing any UI surface in an OS repo (os-clovy, os-scribe, os-marketing-page, os-platform), when a feature needs visual design decisions before or during…
Use when the user wants to turn open Open Software Issues into AFK-ready, agent-implementable tasks: find ready-to-code Issues for an org/project, diagnose each against the local codebase (root cause, files, code fragments, dependencies, blockers, acceptance,…
End-to-end implementation loop for the os-clovy repo: study the prompt, ask the clarifying questions that change what gets built, plan and architect on the session model while delegating bulk implementation and review to cheaper strong models, isolate work in…
Post-cycle retrospective for the os-clovy build pipeline: mine the finished session conversation, every PR review surface, and the user's corrections for evidence-backed lessons, then fold each lesson into the one skill or doc file that owns it (repo-review…
Run the os-clovy review battery over the diff between HEAD and a fixed point: a two-axis review (Standards — does the code follow this repo's documented rules; Spec — does it faithfully implement the originating issue/design) in parallel sub-agents, plus an…
Dispatch a scoped implementation task to another agent harness (Claude Code headless or Codex) from the current one: fill the shared task-brief template and run it through a per-harness runner script that can edit the worktree and run the gate, but never…