Run the browser QA loop against a UI change: a playwright capture harness drives real-input scenarios and screenshots into .beep/qa/round-N/, a codex vision task judges the images into an inventory, Fable fixes the findings, and the loop repeats until zero required findings. Use for any milestone that changes pointer gestures, layout, or user-facing UI — jsdom green is not click-works green.
Set up and use portless for named local dev server URLs (e.g. http://myapp.localhost instead of http://localhost:3000). Use when integrating portless into a project, configuring dev server names, setting up the local proxy, working with .localhost domains, or troubleshooting port/proxy issues.
Canonical repo-quality operator workflow for beep-effect. Use when repairing local changes, proving quality, committing, pushing, opening or monitoring a PR, or moving a branch toward mergeable GitHub state with `bun run beep yeet`.
DEPRECATED (2026-07-08 memory decision): Graphiti is write-frozen, read-only for historical context until the epistemic-tables bitemporal port lands. Use only for read workflows: startup checks, fact search, handshake diagnosis. New durable memory goes to Cognee.
Use the @steipete/oracle CLI to bundle a prompt plus the right files for ChatGPT review. Render/copy with Oracle, then submit through the user's Chrome session by default when safe: prefer the @Chrome plugin, then Computer Use in Chrome, then @Browser as a fallback. Use the latest Pro model with extended thinking when available.
Safe 1Password workflows for Claude/Codex when the user explicitly asks for Developer Environments, op:// secret references, or env-file rewrites.
Specialist skill for Effect Atom + Reactivity frontend state management. Use when building React components, managing client/server state, creating atoms, wiring frontend services via Atom.runtime, replacing React hooks, implementing mutations with reactivity key invalidation, or reviewing frontend code for Atom compliance. Covers effect/unstable/reactivity and @effect/atom-react.
Refactoring operator: "crispen", "crisp this up", "reduce helpers", "colocate behavior", "helper-wall cleanup", "schema is truth" as a refactor request. Absorbs invariants from existing business logic into existing schemas — decode/guard-wall deletion, *Defaults removal, literal-family collapse, Option-ifying nullish fields. NOT for authoring new schemas or domain models (use schema-first-development).