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doronz88

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5 published skills

  1. Release 2 · doronz88
    Cut a new rpcclient release — create the GitHub release (which publishes rpcclient to PyPI and attaches the server binaries) with a curated Highlights section. Use when asked to "release vX.Y.Z", "cut a release", or "publish a new version".
    0 installs
  2. Pymobiledevice3 Device Operator 2 · doronz88 bundle
    Operate iOS and iPadOS devices with pymobiledevice3, from a local checkout or straight from PyPI via uvx on a fresh workstation. Use when an agent needs to inspect a connected device, collect logs or crash data, browse or copy files, manage apps, profiles, or backups, use developer services such as DDI/DVT/tunnels/sysmon/screenshots/simulated location, automate Safari or WebViews through WebInspector or WDA, write Python scripts against the pymobiledevice3 library, or add a thin repo-native device command on top of existing services. Prefer existing CLI and service modules, choose USB vs --rsd/--tunnel correctly, and require explicit user intent before state-changing or destructive actions.
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  3. Release · doronz88
    Cut a new pymobiledevice3 release — create the GitHub release (which publishes to PyPI) with a curated Highlights section. Use when asked to "release vX.Y.Z", "cut a release", or "publish a new version".
    1 install
  4. Tss Batch Prefetch · doronz88 bundle
    Maintain the batched TSS-prefetch list of peripheral updaters (`PREFETCHABLE_UPDATERS` in `pymobiledevice3/restore/tss.py`). Use when onboarding a new device model, debugging a TSS rejection of the combined POST, or extending the prefetch to cover additional chips (e.g. Cryptex1, Timer, TCON, future Apple peripherals). Walks through enumerating candidates from `PreflightInfo.DeviceInfo`, adding entries safely, and validating with a non-destructive dry-run before a live restore.
    1 install
  5. Pymobiledevice3 Device Operator · doronz88 bundle
    Operate iOS and iPadOS devices with pymobiledevice3, from a local checkout or straight from PyPI via uvx on a fresh workstation. Use when an agent needs to inspect a connected device, collect logs or crash data, browse or copy files, manage apps, profiles, or backups, use developer services such as DDI/DVT/tunnels/sysmon/screenshots/simulated location, automate Safari or WebViews through WebInspector or WDA, write Python scripts against the pymobiledevice3 library, or add a thin repo-native device command on top of existing services. Prefer existing CLI and service modules, choose USB vs --rsd/--tunnel correctly, and require explicit user intent before state-changing or destructive actions.
    1 install