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Use when reproducing or diagnosing runtime behavior in the running oats desktop app — driving and inspecting its windows via the oats-desktop MCP server (execute JS, read DOM, invoke backend commands). Pairs with systematic-debugging.
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Use to orient in the oats codebase or plan cross-cutting features — the cloud-vs-offline backend split, the speech-to-text pipeline, window topology, and where specs live.
Use when changing oats backend — Rust commands in src-tauri, the invoke contract, capabilities/permissions, Tauri plugins, multi-window, or running the cargo test suite. Includes the macOS build/test workarounds.
Use when changing oats code that touches auth/OAuth, session tokens, the capabilities allowlist, a Tauri invoke command, file paths, URL/deep-link opening, the sidecar, network calls, or the offline-mode privacy guarantee. Encodes this app's real attack surface and a pre-PR review checklist.
Use when building or changing oats frontend UI — Vue 3 components, views, composables, routing, Tailwind, or the TipTap notes editor. Encodes this repo's frontend conventions.
Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | oats-debugging |
| description | Use when reproducing or diagnosing runtime behavior in the running oats desktop app — driving and inspecting its windows via the oats-desktop MCP server (execute JS, read DOM, invoke backend commands). Pairs with systematic-debugging. |
oats ships a Tauri MCP server (tauri-plugin-mcp) that lets you drive the live app —
list windows, screenshot, execute JS in a webview, and call backend commands. Use it to
verify a fix in the real app, not just in unit tests. Pair this with superpowers'
systematic-debugging for the methodology.
It is registered in .mcp.json as oats-desktop. In Claude Code, it may be
disabled by default in .claude/settings.local.json (disabledMcpjsonServers);
remove it from that list or approve the server when prompted. The app must be launched
with the MCP feature:
npm run tauri:dev:debug # = tauri dev --features mcp
Run it in the background with the sandbox disabled (cargo must compile and the GUI / network must spawn). It's a never-exiting dev server — don't wait on it to "finish".
Routes live in src/main.ts. See oats-architecture for the full map. Quick version:
settings — the settings window (pre-created hidden).library — titled "Meetings"; the main user-facing window.main — headless/blank BootstrapView; a blank screenshot of it is expected.execute_js times out until the
window is shown and focused. Show the window first.window.__TAURI__ is not exposed (the app uses ESM
@tauri-apps/api). Call commands via
window.__TAURI_INTERNALS__.invoke('cmd_name', args).await — make the last expression a promise; the tool resolves it.tauri:dev:debug in the background.show the target window before any execute_js.__TAURI_INTERNALS__.invoke(...) to isolate frontend vs Rust.oats-vue / oats-tauri and re-verify here.