Audit one feature of a web app (TanStack Start, Next.js, Convex) for authorization, tenant isolation, ownership, validation, payment webhooks and sensitive responses. Use before shipping or when the user asks for a security review of a feature; not live pentesting.

Connect the user's Instagram account to every agent through their own Meta developer account, fully on its own. It registers them as a Meta developer, creates a Meta app linked to their Instagram, generates the access and the app secret in Chrome AI with dev-browser, saves them locally, then uses connect-tool's format to write a global /instagram-cli skill that reads and answers DMs, comments, posts and stats. Use for "connect Instagram", "Meta developer", "Instagram API", "instagram-cli", "manage my Instagram DMs", "reply to my comments". Run on the user's computer.

Connect any tool (Notion, Stripe, ClickFunnels...) to every agent by installing its official CLI, or writing a one-file Python CLI over its API, then a global skill. Use for "connect-tool notion", "connect X", "make a CLI for X", "use my X API key".

Connect the user's VPS (Hostinger, Hetzner, OVH...) to their terminal as `ssh hermes`, finding the server and its SSH keys page in their provider panel through Chrome AI, then tell every agent the VPS exists. Use when the user bought a VPS, wants to connect it, or `ssh hermes` fails.

Put the owner's personal web dashboard online at dashboard.__DOMAIN__, in the Hermes look (TanStack Start, Tailwind, SQLite), behind the server's sign-in page, empty until they ask for modules. Use when the owner asks for their dashboard, a personal dashboard or a home page for their agent, or asks for a dashboard module and `dashboard status` says there is no dashboard yet.

Create a private internal app on the user's VPS through Dokploy, locked by password and IP allowlist, always with an admin area, an API with keys and a CLI so their agent (Hermes) controls everything. Use when the user wants an internal tool, CRM, dashboard, back-office or an app "just for me" or "only for my team".

Install skills of the ai-maxxing package on the user's VPS so their Hermes agent (and Claude Code on the server) can use them - connect-tool, create-landing, create-software, verify, grill-me, lumail, stripe-checkout and more. Shows what can go on the server, lets the user pick, installs and checks. Use after setup-vps, when the user wants Hermes to have more skills or asks how to give it one.

Install the official Cloudflare CLI (cf) on macOS, Linux or Windows, sign the user in through the browser and pick their account, so the agent can manage domains, DNS and deploys. Use when cf is missing, the user wants to connect Cloudflare, or cf auth whoami is not authenticated.

Set up a dedicated Chrome window for the AI (its own profile, signed in to the user's accounts) and the dev-browser CLI and skill, so the agent can browse, click, fill forms and check sites in it. Use when the user wants to set up dev-browser, a browser for the AI, or Chrome AI.

Connect the user's Lumail account on macOS, Linux or Windows through the browser, installing the Lumail CLI login, MCP and skills for their agent, so it can manage subscribers, tags, emails and workflows. Use when the user wants to connect Lumail or lumail auth test fails.

Give the user their own personal dashboard on their VPS, in the same look and stack as the Hermes dashboard (TanStack Start, Tailwind, SQLite), at dashboard.their-domain behind the same sign-in gate. It starts with no module but a built-in System monitoring group (latest conversations, Infra with server health, daily audit and one-click fixes, and a Models page to pick the AI model); the user asks Hermes for the modules they want and Hermes builds and ships them. Use after setup-vps.

Explain the current topic visually with the smallest diagram, sketch, or HTML artifact that makes the point. Use when the user wants to see, diagram, sketch, or visualize structure, flow, or change.

Apply a named visual style to anything the user will look at - landing pages, apps, dashboards, HTML reports, documents, visuals. Use for /use-style, "list styles", a style name (vercel, stripe, linear, raycast, anthropic, gumroad, new-york-times, dusk, luma, testspirite, grid, black-grid, ios-app), or whenever you create a file with a visual design and the global rules name a default style.

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