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Creates Infrahub Generators — design-driven automation that builds infrastructure objects from templates and topology definitions. TRIGGER when: building design-to-implementation workflows, auto-creating objects from templates, topology-driven generation. DO NOT TRIGGER when: designing schemas, writing data transforms, querying live data, populating static data files.
Use when an agent drives Unreal Engine 5.8 on a Mac for any task: Editor Python (the unreal module), headless UnrealEditor-Cmd -run=pythonscript jobs, Epic's Unreal MCP server, the Remote Control API, console commands and cvars; when a script breaks on 5.8 (EditorLevelLibrary, Remote Control calls refused, Substrate materials black, MRQ presets); when a level, material, shot or build must be judged by numbers and a screenshot before it is called done; or when a brief must go to the right scenario-unreal-* specialist.
Use when animating a character or prop in Maya through Python: a walk or run cycle, a jump or landing, a heavy lift, throw or punch, an acting or dialogue shot, lip sync, eye darts and blinks, stepped blocking, splining, polish, Graph Editor tangents, animation layers, mocap cleanup or retargeting, game clips and root motion, or reviewing a playblast. Also when motion looks floaty, weightless, mushy, poppy, posey, sliding or chattery, or feet slap or skate.
Video in Blender 5.2 - Video Sequencer edits from Python (clips, image sequences, crossfades, titles, music fades, proxies, color management, H.264/AAC output) and motion tracking (feature detection, camera solve, scene orientation, tripod and plane tracking, stabilization) for VFX shots. Use to cut renders/footage together or match-move a camera.
Use when making a trailer, cutscene, cinematic or short film in Unreal Engine 5.8 with Sequencer: shot lists, master and shot sequences, cameras, lenses, depth of field, camera cuts, spawnables, character animation in shots, per-shot lighting, Movie Render Graph or Movie Render Queue EXR renders, "render darker than the viewport", "first frames pop", "last frame missing", ACES or OCIO to DaVinci Resolve, the 180-degree rule, Sequencer Python, or reviewing a cut.