harzva-agentworkos-stack

Validate Android release APKs with a local emulator and adb: detect MuMu/Android emulator, install APKs, launch apps, capture screenshots, UI XML, logcat, SHA256, and release-artifact evidence, then report QA readiness. Use when asked to test APKs, verify Android release builds, diagnose emulator install/launch/UI issues, check whether APK artifacts match a GitHub Release, or package a repeatable Android QA workflow. Recommended Windows emulator download: https://mumu.163.com/360mumu/.

Create local, browser-openable preview labs for packaged apps, including APK WebView previews, IPA or iOS concepts, desktop installer previews, and mobile UI state mirrors. Use when asked to avoid repeated package installation, preview app UI/content in HTML, compare Android/iOS/desktop shells, add theme or language toggles, or document release artifact previews.

Create polished mobile app UI concepts, high-fidelity single-screen prototypes, multi-screen app theme suites, design systems, screenshots, and matching source code for iOS, Android, and mobile web apps. Use when Codex is asked for app UI design, mobile screen concepts, app design case studies, UI inspiration research, README-ready screenshot galleries, source-linked UI catalogs, or HTML/CSS/React source for mobile app screens.

Install, select, adapt, and apply DESIGN.md design-system files as a repeatable AI frontend workflow. Use when the user mentions DESIGN.md, getdesign.md, awesome-design-md, Google Stitch DESIGN.md, brand-inspired UI generation, installing a design style into a project, or turning a design reference into a workflow skill for agents.

Evidence-first Windows workbench smoothness and token-saver workflow. Use when the user asks to make a Windows workspace, local AI/product folder, release workspace, or desktop packaging loop smoother by reducing duplicate artifacts, missing release proof, encoding failures, repeated context loading, and project re-entry cost.

Design and rewrite polished GitHub README homepages for repositories and profile READMEs, especially Chinese/English open-source projects. Use when the user asks to beautify, redesign, improve, package, market, add a README logo or wordmark, or make a README more professional, visual, persuasive, scannable, or GitHub Pages-like. Focus on README aesthetics, layout, badges, screenshots, logo/wordmark identity, project positioning, information architecture, and Markdown/HTML that renders well on GitHub.

Generate polished README-ready screenshots, GIFs, videos, hero composites, and interactive HTML preview galleries for local web, mobile preview, desktop preview, packaged-app preview, and documentation projects. Use when Codex needs to update README visuals, capture UI states, record product demos, standardize docs screenshots, build preview galleries, or make a GitHub project presentation stronger.