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Claude Skills by 851-labs
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- Release CliRelease a new version of the tokenmaxxing CLI to npm. Use when explicitly asked to release or publish @851-labs/tokenmaxxing, including checking main, bumping apps/cli/package.json, updating CHANGELOG.md, committing, tagging cli-vX.Y.Z, pushing, monitoring generated native package publishing and the GitHub release, and smoke testing the published packages.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 78
- Build CodevisorBuild the Codevisor macOS or iOS app locally. Use when asked to build, compile, or verify either native app without launching it.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Ios DevelopmentDevelop 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.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Release CodevisorPromote 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.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Run DevStart 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.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Use Reference ReposPull 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.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Browser UseControl 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.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Computer UseControl local desktop apps and record windows or displays through Codevisor Computer Use. Use whenever the user asks to operate a desktop application, record the screen, or send a recording demonstrating an implemented fix.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Create Codevisor PluginCreate, 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.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Deterministic TestsWrite, change, review, or debug Codevisor tests. Use whenever adding tests, changing test fixtures, investigating flaky failures, or optimizing test runtime in TypeScript, Swift, or scripts.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- TophatRun development changes through realistic user workflows after every change and before ending each development turn, including small UI and copy edits. Also use when asked to tophat, manually verify a feature or fix, or smoke-test a branch or PR.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Attaching FilesSend or show files to the user in Codevisor. Use when asked for a screenshot, screen recording, generated image, report, or other file, including requests such as "change this and send me a video" or "take a screenshot of my desktop".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Vnc ChangeValidate every VNC change with the four-layer test method and the vnc-bench benchmark before calling it done. Use when working on the VNC client or server path (RFB/VNC code in packages/swift/ScreenSharing, RFBWebSocketTransport, the server's VNC socket route, scripts/vnc-desktop.sh, RFBLoopbackServer), on any Linear issue under 851-2308 "Great VNC experience", or when asked to pick up or finish VNC backlog work.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Linear TicketWork a Linear ticket end to end — status, implementation, tophat, PR, and evidence on the ticket. Use when asked to work on, pick up, or ship a Linear issue (e.g. 851-1234), or when creating tickets for new work.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Test AuditGate new tests and audit existing ones for low value. Use whenever writing, changing, reviewing, or sweeping tests, or when asked to find low-value, implementation-coupled, or duplicative tests and the test-only production code they keep alive.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Codevisor AgentsCreate and coordinate other Codevisor coding agents as visible chats — beside you in the current workspace, or in new workspaces of their own. Covers starting sessions, sending prompts, waiting for them to finish or ask something, reading transcripts, answering questions, labeling, and archiving. Use when you want another harness or model working alongside you on the same change, separate pieces of work each with their own branch or PR, an agent per issue/PR/task, orchestrate or supervise age...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Codevisor ClientsSee and drive the Codevisor apps the user has open (macOS and iOS) — which windows exist, what each is showing, which one sent the current message — and navigate them, open pages, arrange panes and tabs, or control the window. Use when the user asks to show, open, focus, or lay out something in Codevisor, or when you want to put an agent's workspace or result in front of them.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- Codevisor MachinesRun MCP tools, Codevisor tools, or agents on another of the user's machines (e.g. drive the MacBook's simulator or Xcode from a chat on the Mac Studio), and add or remove machines on the account (e.g. set up a new VPS as a Codevisor machine over SSH). Use when the user mentions another computer or machine by name, when a needed tool is only available elsewhere, when work should run on a different machine, or when a server or computer should become (or stop being) a Codevisor machine.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16
- CodevisorMap of Codevisor's own tooling — other agents as visible chats, workspaces, other machines, and the Codevisor app. Use when work calls for another harness or model alongside you, for separate pieces of work that each need their own workspace, branch, or PR (like an agent per issue), for orchestrating, checking on, answering, reviewing, or cleaning up other agents, for running tools on another of the user's machines, or for changing what the Codevisor app shows. Read this first, then the speci...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 16