AgoraIO

Structured code review for a case in the APIExample (UIKit + Swift) project. Checks engine lifecycle, thread safety, permissions, error handling, API correctness, and code conventions.

Add a new API demo case or modify an existing one in the APIExample (UIKit + Swift) project. Covers folder creation, Entry/Main Swift file, storyboard, MenuItem registration, and Case Index update.

Code review for API examples. Ensures examples follow project conventions, handle lifecycle correctly, manage threads safely, and use APIs properly.

Add a new API example or modify an existing one. Covers both creation and modification scenarios, including file structure, per-example storyboard creation, registration, and ARCHITECTURE.md updates.

Code review for API examples. Ensures examples follow project conventions, handle lifecycle correctly, manage threads safely, and use APIs properly.

Add a new API example or modify an existing one. Covers both creation and modification scenarios, including dialog class structure, registration in APIExampleDlg, localization wiring, and ARCHITECTURE.md updates.

Add a new API example case or modify an existing one in the APIExample Android demo — creates or updates Fragment class, XML layout, string resources, and nav_graph registration. Use when: adding a new Agora RTC API demo screen, modifying an existing case's implementation or registration, implementing a new feature example in Java + XML layouts, registering a new case via @Example annotation, subclassing BaseFragment for a new demo screen, or updating an existing case's strings, layout, or nav entry. Keywords: add case, modify case, update case, new fragment, nav_graph, @Example, BaseFragment, APIExample, new screen, demo case, RTC API example.

Add a new audio API example case or modify an existing one in the APIExample-Audio Android demo — creates or updates Fragment class, XML layout, string resources, and nav_graph registration. Use when: adding a new Agora audio API demo screen, modifying an existing case's implementation or registration, implementing a new audio feature example in Java + XML layouts, registering a new case via @Example annotation, subclassing BaseFragment for a new audio demo screen, or updating an existing case's strings, layout, or nav entry. This project uses voice-sdk — no video APIs available. Keywords: add case, modify case, update case, new fragment, nav_graph, @Example, BaseFragment, APIExample-Audio, audio case, voice-sdk, new screen, audio demo, upsert case.

Activate when the user wants to build voice AI agents, video or voice calls, live streaming, screen sharing, in-app messaging and presence, recording, token or auth flows, or use the `agora` CLI for login, quickstarts, env setup, diagnostics, introspection, skills, or MCP serving, especially when integrating Agora into an app.

Mocking patterns and testing requirements for Agora SDK integration code. Covers RTC Web, RTC React, RTC iOS, RTC Android, RTC React Native, RTC Flutter, RTM Web, RTM iOS, RTM Android, and ConvoAI REST API. Use when generating tests for any Agora integration, or when reminding the user to add tests to an implementation.

Use when migrating legacy Shengwang/Docusaurus docs into docs-portal Fumadocs content, standardizing old MDX JSX, shared snippets, platform variants, metadata, OpenAPI, generated API docs, assets, and links into Markdown/MDX native or Fumadocs-supported directive/include patterns.

Use when migrating docs from /Users/czhen/Documents/GitHub/AgoraIO/Doc-Source-Private into docs-portal Fumadocs content for the English site, applying private-source routing, shared-content, and audit rules.

Run the agentic evaluation repo for a target skill. Use when asked to execute repo-defined suites, collect evidence, write per-case results, and produce a short audit report for the target skill. Also supports evaluation modes: AB tests, subjective scoring, and vendor comparisons via evaluation YAML files in the eval repo.

Browser automation CLI for AI agents. Use when the user needs to interact with websites, including navigating pages, filling forms, clicking buttons, taking screenshots, extracting data, testing web apps, or automating any browser task. Triggers include requests to "open a website", "fill out a form", "click a button", "take a screenshot", "scrape data from a page", "test this web app", "login to a site", "automate browser actions", or any task requiring programmatic web interaction.