Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android app building, signing, and publishing to App Store Connect and Google Play and other platforms. Use when: building release versions, fixing App Store validation errors, uploading to stores, or debugging code signing issues.
Record headed browser demo videos (WebM) of Habits Base UI or other web apps using Browser DevTools MCP. Use when the user asks to record a tutorial, walkthrough, screencast, or step-by-step demo in Chrome.
Create new habits (workflows) with YAML frontends following a guided workflow: propose structure, create skeleton, implement workflows, create YAML frontend, and test. Use when user wants to create a new habit, add workflows, or scaffold a habit with a frontend UI.
EXCLUSIVE Tauri desktop/mobile app development mode. Use when: building native features, implementing Tauri commands, working on habits-cortex Tauri app, testing device capabilities (WiFi, SMS, Email, Keyring, Matter), or when user says "app mode", "tauri only", "native app". NEVER use Node.js Cortex server, HTTP endpoints, or npx habits commands in this mode. All functionality must go through Tauri invoke(), DOM manipulations using webdriver, and Rust commands.
Development, testing, and deployment for the Habits Admin package (packages/manage/admin). Use when: working on the admin UI or server, managing Docker deployment, handling DNS/Caddy config, working on habit service lifecycle (run/pause/stop/delete), editing subdomain routing, or deploying admin to production. Package name: @ha-bits/admin.
Development, testing, and deployment for the Codenteam Hub package (packages/manage/hub). Use when: working on hub user auth, service instance management, Docker container lifecycle, Caddy routing, external domain verification, hub UI pages, or deploying the hub. Package name: @codenteam/hub.
Create new bits following a guided workflow: propose structure, create skeleton, implement actions/triggers one at a time, and test each in both Tauri and Node.js before proceeding. Use when user wants to create a new bit, add actions/triggers, or scaffold bit functionality.
EXCLUSIVE Node.js Cortex server development mode. Use when: building workflows, implementing API endpoints, working on @ha-bits/cortex package, testing HTTP endpoints, or when user says "server mode", "cortex only", "backend". NEVER use Tauri commands, Rust code, or native app features in this mode. All functionality runs through the Node.js Cortex server.