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Ingest a LeRobot (HuggingFace) dataset into Rerun. Read when converting a LeRobot dataset to RRDs, splitting it into per-episode segments, or registering it on a Rerun catalog. Covers the built-in directory importer (log_file_from_path), the RrdReader + send_chunks per-episode split, and when to drop to ParquetReader for custom control.
Route research tasks between a cost-conscious agentic search workflow, You.com Research API scripts, and managed or payment-aware MCP fallback.
Route You.com integration planning through the you-discover MCP tool, Docs MCP, and direct API options.
Use test-driven development for behavior-changing feature or fix work, and whenever the user mentions TDD, test-first, red-green-refactor, tracer bullets, integration tests, or public-interface behavior tests. Skip for docs-only, path-only rename, formatting-only, or purely mechanical chores unless explicitly requested.
How raw multimodal robot data maps onto the Rerun data model. Read FIRST, before modeling or converting a dataset — and whenever you are about to convert/ingest/preprocess robot data into an .rrd or build a Rerun recording, even if not asked for the data model. Resolves the entity-vs-component, property-vs-component-vs-layer, and static-vs-temporal decisions and routes to the mechanism (do it with readers and lenses, not hand-built chunks or per-message rr.log): rerun-chunk-processing and the importer skills rerun-mcap, rerun-urdf, rerun-parquet, rerun-mp4, rerun-lerobot.
Performance patterns and gotchas for querying a Rerun catalog from Python. Reach for this when a CatalogClient/dataset query is unexpectedly slow, or when shaping a per-segment / per-episode pipeline that hits the catalog from many places.
Use the free You.com MCP profile for unauthenticated basic web search with `you-search` only.
Create, deploy, run, and debug Islo Factory lines and jobs. Use when the user wants to automate a workflow on Islo, mentions factory lines, line.toml, job.toml, line runs, schedules, triggers, or asks to build or fix an Islo automation.
Islo infrastructure reference: sandboxes, snapshots, gateway profiles, incoming webhooks, environments, knowledge, and the SDK. Use when the user works with islo.yaml, islo use, sandboxes, snapshots, gateway credentials, or @islo-labs/sdk directly.
Test/evaluate any LLM behind an OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint: availability (max_tokens-aware), request fidelity (does system prompt/tools/history REACH the model, or does the gateway silently drop it), speed (TTFT+tok/s), concurrency (before a workshop), Anthropic protocol compliance, quality regression, vendor bug reports, deployment gates, resident canaries. Reach for this BEFORE hand-rolling a curl loop against any LLM endpoint — that instinct is the trap: it skips the N=10 sampling, Connection:close, and env-var key handling this bakes in. Use when someone tests/benchmarks/测评/压测 a model/endpoint, onboards a provider, decides whether to switch or temporarily fail over to an alternate channel (e.g. outage or quota exhaustion), writes a supported-models list, debugs "model ignores system prompt", or verifies a tok/s claim. Triggers on "benchmark this model", "测一下这个模型/渠道/API", "接入新模型先测一下", "system prompt 不生效", "这个渠道能不能用/稳不稳", "临时切换过去顶一阵子" — even without "eval", even wrapped in business narrative.
Design to iOS and Android conventions — what each OS mandates, where they diverge, and when to unify. Use when shipping native apps. For breakpoint adaptation use `responsive-design`; for matching competitor patterns use `jakobs-law` (interaction-design).
Evaluate, select, and contract with vendors and SaaS tools. Use this skill when comparing alternatives, running an RFP, scoring vendors against criteria, negotiating contracts, planning a switch, or assessing a vendor's risk. Triggers on vendor evaluation, RFP, vendor selection, build vs buy, SaaS evaluation, vendor scorecard, vendor comparison, contract negotiation, vendor switch, procurement. Also triggers when a renewal is coming up or when a tool isn't meeting expectations.