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Use when extracting transcripts or scraping/crawling web, video, or social content through Supadata MCP, including YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter/X, web pages, site maps, and creator/content research that needs structured external data.
Use when grounding content, scripts, hooks, explanations, voice/style analysis, or research in YouTube videos, channels, creators, transcripts, Shorts, recent uploads, or named creator examples.
Use when triaging sponsorship or brand deal emails, identifying high-value paid promotion opportunities, researching sponsor fit, preparing outreach tables, suggesting meeting times from calendar availability, or drafting replies for creator/business…
Use when saving content ideas, drafts, hooks, research-derived topics, or daily Codex memory/chat insights into Buffer or another social scheduling/content queue for later publishing.
Use when creating Excalidraw-style diagrams, hand-drawn explainer visuals, content outlines, video mind maps, creator education diagrams, or low-text visual storyboards for scripts and marketing content.
Use when designing or using a local generative media mini-app where both the human and agent can generate, store, browse, edit, and reuse images/videos/audio via APIs such as FAL, GPT Image, video models, upscalers, and local asset databases.
Use when creating Remotion, Hyperframes, motion graphics, launch videos, animated overlays, app demo videos, timeline-based compositions, reusable video templates, or creator B-roll graphics.
Use when creating higher-fidelity Paper/Figma-like HTML canvas diagrams, animated explainer canvases, AI-editable visual layouts, website concept boards, thumbnail boards, lead magnets, or interactive/animated marketing visuals.
Use when mining Readwise, Reader, saved tweets/posts/articles, highlights, or second-brain saves for content ideas, short-form concepts, trend patterns, source-linked idea lists, or recurring daily idea digests.
Use when auditing, pruning, merging, improving, or quality-checking SuperStack skills, including weak trigger descriptions, duplicate/overlapping skills, stale skills, missing SKILL.md files, excessive length, unclear output standards, or whether a new skill…
Use when transforming one artifact into another, such as transcript to brief, brief to article, document to landing page, spreadsheet to dashboard, script to diagrams, images to slides, or research notes to presentation.
Use when turning a repeated Codex workflow into a scheduled automation, recurring check, reminder, monitor, digest, backup, weekly report, or thread wakeup.
Use when the user asks to use Chronicle, screen context, recent screenshots, live screen awareness, or ambient context to understand what they are working on, critique an open artifact, or continue from visible state.
Use when creating, recovering, organizing, or standardizing a Codex project folder, including AGENTS.md manual memory, output folders, artifact naming, project-local context, and keeping generated work discoverable on the user's computer.
Use when research requires account-backed plugins or connectors such as Gmail, Google Drive, Notion, Calendar, GitHub, browser, or web search, especially when gathering scattered information into a table, memo, script, brief, or decision report.
Use after creating or modifying a local website, app, interactive UI, browser workflow, visual artifact, Canva/slides output, or generated image set where the result must be inspected rather than trusted from code alone.
Use when a task, artifact, prompt, analysis process, or plugin workflow has produced a good result and should be converted into a reusable Codex skill. Also use when improving an existing skill after a better output pattern appears.
Use when creating Hermes scheduled jobs, cron jobs, recurring automations, daily GitHub backups, VPS health checks, token/env setup for backup jobs, or scheduled maintenance for a Hermes Agent installation.
Use when setting up, tuning, or reviewing Hermes Curator for skill compaction, stale skill detection, context hygiene, token savings, generated-skill cleanup, and prevention of skill bloat or context rot.
Use when connecting Hermes Agent to Discord or another messaging gateway, creating a Discord bot, configuring gateway intents and permissions, testing bot replies, or using Hermes from phone/chat interfaces.
Use when setting up, seeding, auditing, or using Hermes holographic memory or long-term fact storage, including local memory stores, session extraction, contradiction checks, user preferences, project facts, and durable agent memory.
Use when setting up or using Hermes Kanban, multi-agent task boards, specialist profiles, worker dispatch, visual task monitoring, research pipelines, content workflows, or parallel AI-agent project management.
Use when exposing Hermes Agent as an MCP server/backend so Claude Code, Codex, or another agent can query Hermes conversations, send messages, request approvals, fetch attachments, inspect channels, or delegate work through Hermes.
Use when installing, configuring, updating, or troubleshooting Hermes Agent on a VPS or remote Linux host, including inference provider setup, model selection, service health, SSH access, and basic operational checks.
Use when designing, building, or reviewing autonomous research loops where an agent repeatedly proposes experiments, edits one allowed file, runs a fixed evaluation, keeps improvements, and reverts failures. Applies to optimization of code, prompts, marketing…
Use for blog strategy, blog writing, outlines, briefs, editorial calendars, content audits, rewriting, repurposing, fact-checking, topic clusters, schema, AI citation optimization, and SEO checks for articles.
Use for SEO audits, technical SEO, Core Web Vitals, sitemap/indexability, schema markup, local SEO, Google Business Profile, GEO/AEO, AI Overviews, content quality, image SEO, backlinks, ecommerce SEO, programmatic SEO, and prioritized SEO action plans.
Use as a router for broad engineering tasks: repo onboarding, architecture decisions, API/backend/frontend patterns, test strategy, security review, deployment checks, documentation, automation, and production readiness. Distills…
Use for coding tasks where ambiguity, over-engineering, drive-by refactors, or unverifiable success criteria could hurt. Distills the Karpathy-inspired four principles: think first, simplicity, surgical changes, goal-driven execution.
Use for marketing strategy, growth ideas, SaaS/product marketing, launch plans, email sequences, cold email, CRO, ads, social, community, pricing, onboarding, lead magnets, free tools, referrals, competitor positioning, and sales enablement.
Use for Obsidian vault work, markdown notes, wikilinks, frontmatter/properties, callouts, embeds, JSON Canvas, Bases, research notes, meeting notes, and second-brain organization.
Use for frontend/UI design, brand systems, landing pages, dashboards, design critiques, visual polish, responsive layout, screenshots, and production interface implementation. Codex-native distillation of nexu-io/open-design.
Use for property investment, short-term rental/Airbnb deal analysis, buy-to-let, cap rate, cash-on-cash return, NOI, DSCR, occupancy breakeven, rent-to-price, market comps, AirDNA-style STR analysis, and investor-ready real estate reports. Defaults to GBP…
Use when the user explicitly asks for swarm, multi-agent, orchestration, parallel agents, federated agents, autopilot builds, or Ruflo/Claude Flow style coordination. Codex-native distillation of ruvnet/ruflo.
Use for sales pipeline management, prospect research, account plans, discovery call prep, objection handling, follow-up emails, forecasting, competitive intelligence, qualification, CRM hygiene, and consulting/business development.
Use for non-trivial software work where the user wants disciplined planning, TDD, debugging, implementation, code review, branch finishing, or sub-agent-style execution. Codex-native distillation of obra/superpowers.
Use for vacation rental operations: turnovers, cleaner dispatch, housekeeping schedules, inspection checklists, linen inventory, maintenance triage, guest-ready standards, and TIDY-style cleaning operations. Synthesized from the user’s TIDY target because the…