smello

Debug HTTP requests, logs, and exceptions captured by Smello. Use when the user asks to inspect traffic, debug API calls, troubleshoot failed requests, analyze response bodies, check captured logs or exceptions, or understand what their code is doing. Also use when the user wants to run a script or app with Smello instrumentation to start a debugging session. Also use when the user pastes a Smello dashboard URL like http://localhost:5110/#<uuid> or http://localhost:5111/#<uuid> — extract the UUID after the hash as the event ID. Supports gRPC calls from Google Cloud libraries. Requires a running Smello server.

Explore a Python codebase and propose a plan to integrate Smello — capture HTTP requests, logs, and exceptions in a local web dashboard. Use when the user wants to add Smello to their project, set up request monitoring, debug logging, or capture outgoing API calls and crashes for debugging.

Maintain Smello documentation: add or update integration guides, edit the landing page, update getting-started and configuration pages, and ensure consistency across all docs. Use when the user says things like "add a guide for X", "update the docs", "fix the landing page copy", "add a new integration", or asks about documentation structure.

Generate or regenerate screenshots for the Smello landing page and docs. Covers both the dashboard screenshot (Smello UI) and the Claude Code session screenshot (mock terminal). Use when the user says "update the screenshot", "regenerate screenshots", "take a new screenshot", "the screenshot is outdated", or after any UI or demo session changes. Also use when the user wants to create a new Claude Code session mockup or change the demo content shown in it.

Find and add technology logos/icons to the Smello docs landing page. Use when the user wants to add a new integration card, update an existing icon, replace placeholder icons, or refresh the "Works With" section on the landing page. Also use when the user says things like "add a logo for X", "find an icon for X", "update the integrations section", or mentions adding a new library to the landing page.