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Browser automation for the DotCraft in-app browser. Use to open, navigate, inspect, test, click, type, screenshot, or verify local targets such as localhost, 127.0.0.1, ::1, file://, dotcraft-viewer:, the current app browser tab, and approved http/https pages.
Use the user's existing Chrome browser through the DotCraft Chrome extension backend. Use for authenticated/profile-dependent pages, existing Chrome tabs, cookies-backed sessions, installed extensions, and workflows where the Desktop embedded browser is not…
Find and export DotCraft session, trace, and memory context for external coding agents or DotCraft Doctor troubleshooting. Use when a user needs to locate related sessions from an error, provider message, tool failure, symptom, or thread id, then produce a…
Use Playwright CLI to inspect and interact with a running CDP-enabled DotCraft Desktop.
DotCraft development conventions. Use when changing protocols or shipping user-facing functionality.
Write, revise, and validate DotCraft user or developer documentation, including documentation-site pages, repository and sample READMEs, SDK/API guides, protocol references, lifecycle docs, and integration guides. Does not cover release notes or code comments.
Route DotCraft troubleshooting requests to failure diagnosis, context handoff, or issue reporting. Use when DotCraft Doctor is invoked for Hub, AppServer, startup, process, provider, tool, agent, or session problems without a more focused skill.
Diagnose DotCraft Hub, AppServer, startup, process, request, provider, agent, tool, context, or session failures from operational logs and workspace evidence. Use when DotCraft fails to start or stay running, a request or turn errors, a thread cannot resume,…
Draft DotCraft GitHub Release notes from repository evidence. Use when preparing or revising release copy for a version.
Turn a DotCraft failure or diagnosis into a clear, well-structured GitHub issue for the DotHarness/dotcraft repository, and produce a prefilled "new issue" URL the user can review and submit. Use after dotcraft-error-diagnosis (or when a user wants to report…
Find, evaluate, propose, or implement evidence-backed simplifications in DotCraft. Use for audits, reviews, or refactors involving dead or duplicated code, speculative abstractions, redundant state or lifecycle machinery, unnecessary compatibility paths, or…
Use when the user asks to inspect or manage Oratorio board items, local tasks, review rounds, or agent-work coordination through the available Oratorio board tools.
Create and scaffold DotCraft local plugins, including project-local managed .NET plugins, Desktop Plugins, plugin-contained skills, MCP configuration, hooks, and assets. Use when developing or maintaining a DotCraft plugin bundle.
Review one immutable DotCraft Session Trace for reliability, latency, tool behavior, token efficiency, and prompt-cache issues using an Evidence Bundle.
Write, edit, review, or debug DotCraft Dynamic Workflow JavaScript. Use when creating or changing an inline or saved Workflow script, checking it for correctness, or diagnosing authoring and runtime-contract failures; do not use merely to run an existing…
Create visualizations and interactive tools in conversation. Use when asked to show or demonstrate visualization options, show how something works, or create simulators or labs, maps, plots, charts or graphs, comparisons, scenarios, adjustable inputs, and…
Create and configure DotCraft lifecycle hooks (hooks.json) for workspaces. Use when the user wants to add hooks, create hook scripts, set up security guards, auto-formatting, logging, notifications, or any shell-based automation triggered by DotCraft agent…
Use when scheduling, listing, removing, or troubleshooting DotCraft Cron jobs with the Cron tool; choose scheduleKind at, every, or daily, set required schedule fields, configure delivery, and recover from Cron validation errors.
Use when authoring or maintaining DotCraft workspace skills via SkillManage.
Use when installing a DotCraft skill from a local folder, archive, GitHub checkout, or market-provided download and then checking whether it needs workspace-specific adaptation.