Peec measures an action against the date it was completed. Work that was never logged cannot be measured, and a queue full of stale suggestions hides the few that matter. Keep both clean.

Verify UI behavior end-to-end by driving the running desktop app over the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Use when asked to verify, reproduce, or confirm a UI change, bug, or regression in the real app rather than in tests.

Stripe's API is large, versioned, and still moving. Model memory of it is a snapshot of whatever was true at training time, and the failure mode is not a compile error: it is a field that is accepted and quietly ignored. Every parameter you write should have come from a tool call in this session.

A status update is read by people who will not open a single issue. It has to survive being the only thing they read: **is this landing, what changed, and what do you need from them.**

An issue is a handoff to someone who was not in this conversation. The test is whether they can start without asking you a question.

An inbox answer is a thread, not a summary. Narrow to the threads that can hold the answer, read the ones that do, and tie each claim to the message it came from.

Every investigation in Sazabi is limited by what the code logged. The cheapest time to add the right lines is while the change is fresh. The job is a small number of structured lines that answer "what happened to this request, and why".

Turn mobile screen recordings into a configurable demo video with phone footage, title cards, cutaways, and an end card. Use when asked to edit a mobile feature demo or launch clip. Use mobile-demo-record to capture real app footage first.

Run apps/mobile on the iOS simulator against the local stack, drive it with Maestro, and capture clean screen recordings. Use when asked to record, film, screenshot, or demo the mobile app, or to verify a mobile change in the real app.

Launch and iterate on apps/mobile from a cloud sandbox (no local Xcode or simulator) on an EAS cloud iOS simulator. Use when asked to run, start, open, or show the mobile app from a cloud workspace, or to verify a mobile change there. On a machine with real Xcode, use mobile-sim-verification instead.

Verify apps/mobile behavior end-to-end on the iOS simulator against a local API and relay, with Maestro for input and a stand-in host instead of a second machine. Use when asked to verify, reproduce, screenshot, or edge-test a mobile change in the real app rather than in tests.

Build and publish a self-contained HTML page to Paradev (formerly Superset), then answer the comments readers pin to it. Use this instead of publishing a Claude artifact whenever the reader is a teammate: a page is listed in the org, every publish mints a version, and pinned comments come back to the agent. Use when the user asks to make or publish a page, turn a report, dashboard, chart, doc, or analysis into a shareable link, update or re-version a page already published, or work through comments left on one, including "make me a page for this", "publish this as a page", "share it as a link", "add a version", "address the comments on that page". Also use it unprompted to offer a page when you finish output a teammate will read: a change or PR walkthrough, a comparison, a report or digest, an incident writeup, or verification screenshots.

Install Paradev (formerly Superset) plugins, connect the accounts they need, and call their MCP tools through the credential proxy. Use when the user wants a plugin installed, removed, enabled, or connected, asks what tools a plugin exposes, wants to call one, adds a marketplace, or asks why a plugin's tools are not available.

A Stripe answer is only as good as the objects it was read from. Every question about money that already moved has an exact object chain behind it, and the chain is short. Walk it.

Critique and improve the visual design of an existing UI component with concrete implementation guidance. Use when the user asks to redesign, restyle, reimagine, polish, or improve a component, screen, or interface, especially in React and Tailwind codebases.

Stream coding-agent session telemetry (prompts, tool calls, model requests, tokens and cost) from Claude Code or Codex into Sazabi over OpenTelemetry, with privacy settings chosen on purpose. Use when the user wants observability for their coding agents or agent fleet, to track agent token usage or cost, to audit what agents ran, or to send agent telemetry to Sazabi.

Read and update the Paradev desktop app's user settings (theme, fonts, terminal, git, notifications, behavior) via the superset CLI, including creating and installing custom themes from JSON. Use when asked to change app settings, switch or create a theme, adjust fonts, or configure desktop preferences without opening the settings UI.

Canonical three-section structure for Linear and Paradev tickets in this repo. Use when creating, drafting, or grooming a ticket.

Check that a tRPC change is safe for released desktop, mobile, CLI, and SDK builds, pick the compatible pattern, and decide when a deprecated procedure can be removed. Use when changing, renaming, or removing an existing procedure, input field, or output field in packages/trpc or packages/host-service, when reviewing such a PR, or when a deploy broke released clients.

A meeting produces commitments, and most of them evaporate because nobody turned them into tasks. The job is to read the notes, find the commitments that are this user's to act on, and take each one as far as the workspace allows — without inventing work the meeting did not ask for.