Dev & Coding

Teaches the agent to use `lsp` MCP tools for diagnostics, definitions, references, symbols and safe renames.

Typing 'ultrawork' or 'ulw' flips the agent into a strict failing-first, evidence-driven engineering mode with mandatory cleanup receipts.

Investigates LazyCodex/omo-codex/Codex CLI defects with runtime and source evidence, then files a high-signal GitHub issue or PR in the repo that owns the bug.

Triggered by the keyword 'ultrawork' or 'ulw', it forces a failing-proof-first, real-surface-QA, cleanup-receipt workflow before anything can be called done.

Debugs a LazyCodex or upstream Codex CLI defect in a throwaway workspace and ships it as a fork PR or a patch-embedded verified-fix issue.

Strips AI-generated code slop from branch changes category by category — but only after regression tests lock the current behavior.

Splits a task into the smallest mergeable PRs, builds each in its own git worktree with evidence-backed manual QA, then loops on CI and review-bot gates until merged and cleaned up.

Grounds itself in your codebase, asks only the questions exploration can't answer, and after your explicit okay writes one decision-complete work plan a worker can execute with zero follow-up interview.

A 6-phase refactoring protocol: clarify intent, build a codemap, gauge test coverage, plan atomic steps, and verify after every change.

Scans your API routes and auto-generates test suites covering auth, validation, error codes, pagination and rate limits.

Switches NanoClaw off the OneCLI credential gateway and injects Anthropic API keys or OAuth tokens straight from .env into the agent container.

A step-by-step playbook for tracing NanoClaw agent container failures through host logs, the two session DBs, mounts, and heartbeats.

Routes a NanoClaw agent group to a local Ollama model instead of the Anthropic API via env overrides and a model setting.

Extracts your NanoClaw fork's customizations into a replayable migration guide, then upgrades by reapplying them on a clean upstream checkout — no merge conflicts.

A six-step skill for designing Azure architectures: requirements, pattern selection, Bicep IaC, cost optimization, CI/CD, and security review.

Configures and runs Playwright tests on BrowserStack's cloud grid, then summarizes per-browser results.

Deploys web apps to Vercel non-interactively, manages domains and env vars, and verifies the live URL before sharing it.

Wires OpenCode (OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Zen, Anthropic) in as a per-group agent backend for NanoClaw instead of the Anthropic Agent SDK.

Walks Claude through the human-judgment half of a NanoClaw v1→v2 upgrade: owner seeding, legacy memory, container config, and fork triage.

Safely merges upstream NanoClaw changes into your customized fork with backups, conflict preview, and selective cherry-picking.