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Minimal Chrome DevTools Protocol tools for browser automation and scraping. Use when you need to start Chrome, navigate pages, execute JavaScript, take screenshots, or interactively pick DOM elements.
Best practices for using Radon IDE's MCP tools when developing, debugging, and inspecting React Native and Expo apps. Use when interacting with a running app through Radon IDE - viewing screenshots, reading logs, inspecting the component tree, debugging network requests, reloading the app, or querying React Native documentation and library info. Trigger on: 'debug React Native', 'fix UI', 'network issues', 'build issues', 'Radon IDE', 'view screenshot', 'app logs', 'component tree', 'network inspector', 'reload app', 'React Native docs', 'library description', 'emulator', 'development viewport', 'view_screenshot', 'view_application_logs', 'view_component_tree', 'reload_application', 'view_network_logs', 'view_network_request_details', 'query_documentation', 'get_library_description', and every request involving live app inspection, debugging or development in a Radon IDE session.
Analyze, describe, and extract information from images using the MiniMax vision MCP tool. Use when: user shares an image file path or URL (any message containing .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .webp, .bmp, or .svg file extension) or uses any of these words/phrases near an image: "analyze", "analyse", "describe", "explain", "understand", "look at", "review", "extract text", "OCR", "what is in", "what's in", "read this image", "see this image", "tell me about", "explain this", "interpret this", in connection with an image, screenshot, diagram, chart, mockup, wireframe, or photo. Also triggers for: UI mockup review, wireframe analysis, design critique, data extraction from charts, object detection, person/animal/activity identification. Triggers: any message with an image file extension (jpg, jpeg, png, gif, webp, bmp, svg), or any request to analyze/describ/understand/review/extract text from an image, screenshot, diagram, chart, photo, mockup, or wireframe.
NeuroForge QA is a QA/UX review system grounded in the 30 Laws of UX and QA engineering standards. Works with ANY framework, language, or software — React, Vue, iOS, Android, APIs, wireframes, or plain descriptions. On activation it scans the project and creates (or reads existing) files in a /neuroforge/ folder: project analysis, UX audit, risk register, accessibility audit, and test cases in /neuroforge/test-cases/. Treats these files as single source of truth, updating incrementally. Trigger on: "review my UI", "audit this design", "write test cases", "check my UX", "QA this flow", "critique my wireframe", "write tests for", "find bugs in", any screenshot shared for feedback, or any request for QA or UX analysis of a product, screen, flow, or codebase. When in doubt, trigger.
Generate or modify a shadcn/ui theme from a screenshot, URL, reference app, or style direction.
Edit and design the materials provided by users (webpage URLs / PDFs / DOCX files / Markdown / plain text / screenshots / pasted content) into a beautiful, offline-accessible and shareable **single-file HTML web article**. Based on the reacticle component protocol: instead of writing raw HTML/CSS manually, use semantic components + theme-constrained Raw free layers; follow the small harness workflow of source → planning → double confirmation → generation → final review → repair, and produce long articles with 100% information retention by default. Trigger scenarios: convert URLs/PDFs/DOCX files/articles into web articles / long-form articles / briefings / explanatory articles / visual articles / tutorials / review and retrospectives / program analyses, with triggers like 'render this as a beautiful web article / turn this into a web article / generate a shareable HTML long-form article / reacticle article'. Only generate articles, not backends, forms, dashboards, product prototypes or general web apps.
Control and inspect Amazon Fire TV (Vega) apps via argent — launch/restart/reinstall apps, read the on-screen element tree, navigate with the D-pad remote, type, and screenshot. Use when the task mentions Vega, Fire TV, or VVD, or involves driving a Vega virtual device.
Browser automation using Puppeteer or Playwright. Use for web testing, screenshots, form filling, and automated browser interactions.
Browse the web, read page content, click buttons, fill forms, and take screenshots using the webcli headless browser. Use when the user asks to visit a website, gather information from a web page, or interact with a web app.
Headless browser automation using Playwright CLI. Use when you need headless browsing, parallel browser sessions, UI testing, screenshots, web scraping, or browser automation that can run in the background. Keywords - playwright, headless, browser, test, screenshot, scrape, parallel.
Build iOS UI screens in Swift (UIKit) from design specs, mockups, screenshots, or descriptions. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create, implement, or recreate any iOS interface, view controller, custom view, table/collection view, popup, alert, or any UIKit-based screen. Always use this skill when the user uploads a UI screenshot and asks to implement it in Swift, or mentions SnapKit, SwiftEntryKit, Kingfisher, SDWebImage, SwiftyJSON, or any iOS layout task. Covers full screens, individual components, navigation flows, and modal presentations.
Systematically explore and test a mobile app on iOS/Android with agent-device to find bugs, UX issues, and other problems. Use when asked to "dogfood", "QA", "exploratory test", "find issues", "bug hunt", or "test this app" on mobile. Produces a structured report with reproducible evidence: screenshots, optional repro videos, and detailed steps for every issue.