Claude Skills by 851-labs

Build the Codevisor macOS or iOS app locally. Use when asked to build, compile, or verify either native app without launching it.

Develop and test the Codevisor iOS app with Xcode and the iOS Simulator. Use when working on iOS code, launching or interacting with the simulator, inspecting the running iOS app, debugging simulator behavior, or verifying an iOS change.

Promote the successful Alpha artifact set at current Codevisor main HEAD to a Stable release, with a complete changelog and end-to-end publication verification. Use when the user asks to publish, release, or cut a new Codevisor version.

Start the Codevisor development server and build/run the native macOS or iOS app for local testing. Use when asked to run, launch, or test the dev app, dev server, or iOS simulator app.

Pull and inspect open-source reference code under .repos. Use when the user asks to examine code from an upstream project, when debugging or implementing an integration would benefit from reading dependency source, or when comparing Codevisor behavior with another open-source project.

Control the user's browser or Codevisor's managed browser through Browser Use. Use whenever the user asks to open, navigate, inspect, click, type in, or otherwise interact with a website or browser tab.

Control local desktop apps through Codevisor Computer Use. Use whenever the user asks to open, read, inspect, click, type in, format content in, or otherwise operate a desktop application.

Create, install, and iterate on a Codevisor plugin — a local HTTP server whose panes render inside Codevisor on every connected device. Use when the user asks for a new pane, panel, viewer, dashboard, or tool inside Codevisor (e.g. "make me a pane that shows X"), or asks to build or modify a Codevisor plugin.