michellemayes

Project conventions, architecture patterns, and known gotchas for AnimaMac. Use when modifying AnimaMac code, adding features, or debugging issues.

Build, test, and verify AnimaMac macOS app. Use when building the project, fixing build errors, or verifying changes work correctly.

Debug common AnimaMac issues including permissions, recording failures, GIF export problems, and UI issues. Use when the app isn't working correctly or when troubleshooting errors.

Adds a new runbook to an existing doctor and registers it in the runbook index and mode config. Use when extending a doctor's audit coverage with a new check, without re-scaffolding the entire doctor.

Scaffolds a complete scheduled "doctor" agent directly into the user's repo. The doctor audits app health on a recurring schedule, routes code-fixable findings to an automated repair pipeline that opens pull requests, and files deduped tracker tickets for everything else. A Slack (or equivalent) digest posts after every run, even if remediation fails. Use when a team wants to deploy an autonomous health-auditing agent alongside their application without copying a pre-built engine — the skill generates the engine in the user's chosen stack by following the bundled reference docs.

Walk through shipping a new release of Terrarium

Use when cleaning up AI-generated code slop — removes stale comments, delegates to code-simplifier, and proposes identifier renames with user approval