bjesuiter

Use when setting up or reviewing a development environment, especially Varlock env schemas, gitignored env files, macOS Keychain/local secret storage, SOPS/age optional GitOps secrets, CI secret access, dotenv bootstrapping, or secure local dev onboarding.

Use when the repo has .beans or the user mentions beans, beans-prime, flat-file issues, task tracking, or issue status changes.

Opinionated JB GitHub Actions release-attempt workflow. Use only when the repo already has .github/workflows/jb-release-v1.yaml (or equivalent JB release-attempt workflow) or the user explicitly asks to set it up. Do not use for ordinary local releases; use jb-local-release instead.

Use when the user asks to run a local release flow: prepare version/changelog changes, run local checks, commit, tag, and optionally publish only when explicitly requested.

Query MDN Web Docs through the official MDN MCP server using a persistent mcporter config, avoiding a direct MCP connection in the agent harness. Use when checking current web platform docs, CSS/HTML/JavaScript/Web API behavior, MDN browser compatibility data, Baseline support, or when the user asks whether a browser feature is supported.

Use when the user asks for Chrome MCP/DevTools MCP via mcporter, existing Chrome tabs, console/network inspection, screenshots, or performance traces.

Use for JB browser-testing decisions: prefer PinchTab, choose agent-browser only when needed, and avoid playwriter/playwright-mcp.

Use when the user mentions ADR, MADR, decision record, architectural decision, design decision, tech decision, or documenting architecture choices.

Set up or operate npm Trusted Publishing with OIDC and staged publishing using danielroe/uppt. Use when configuring npm release workflows, replacing NPM_TOKEN, creating first placeholder packages, running npm stage publish, or approving staged npm releases.

One-shot Glimpse dialog. Use for confirm, choice, small form, text input, approval. Opens, returns JSON result, closes.

Persistent Glimpse window. Use for long-lived UI, dashboard, inspector, multi-step form, shell event loop, update/send/wait.

Control OpenCode directly via the Agent Client Protocol (ACP). Start sessions, send prompts, resume conversations, and manage OpenCode updates.

Scaffold a reusable LinuxServer.io-style Docker repository with dual base images (Alpine + Ubuntu). Supports minimal mode (local dev + manual registry push) and full mode (adds GitHub Actions CI/CD).