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Capture polished terminal screenshots for docs and changelogs with termshot
Render clean terminal screenshots with stable framing before publishing documentation, release notes, or runbooks.
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Collect Unix-like incident-response artifacts into one portable evidence bundle with UAC
Capture volatile and persistent Unix-like system artifacts quickly before evidence disappears or responders start changing the host.
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Boot and supervise local multi-service process stacks from one declarative file with process-compose
Start, watch, and restart a local stack of app processes together instead of juggling many terminals and ad hoc shell loops.
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Present version-controlled markdown slide decks as terminal-native talks with Presenterm
Turn markdown slide decks into terminal presentations for live demos, reviews, and workshops without leaving plain text or git.
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Sync agent rules and skill files across coding assistants with AI Rules Sync
Use AI Rules Sync when the same operating rules, commands, skills, or subagents need to stay aligned across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, and related tools instead of being copied and updated by hand.
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Search and rewrite code with structural GritQL patterns before broad migrations
Use GritQL when an agent needs reviewable structural search and rewrite passes across a large codebase before a migration, policy cleanup, or API change, instead of relying on regex or hand edits.
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Store selective long-term agent memories with Mem0 instead of replaying whole chats
Use Mem0 when an agent should retain durable preferences, facts, and prior decisions as selective memory records instead of stuffing more transcript history back into every prompt.
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Coordinate issue-backed parallel coding worktrees with CCPM
Use CCPM when an agent team needs one issue-backed workflow that turns plans into GitHub issues, isolates execution in worktrees, and keeps parallel coding runs reviewable instead of relying on ad hoc chat memory.
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Drive dependency and config bumps through declarative Updatecli pipelines
Use Updatecli when an agent needs to detect upstream releases, validate conditions, patch versioned files, and open reviewable update actions from one policy run instead of hand-editing manifests or relying on a single ecosystem bot.
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Back up GitHub repos releases and gists with GitHub Backup
Use GitHub Backup when an agent needs to mirror repositories, release assets, and gists into local storage on a schedule, instead of manually exporting GitHub content repo by repo.