stonega
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- ▌ Deep Review · stonegaPerform an exhaustive, high-effort review and testing pass focused on correctness, design quality, long-term maintainability, and necessary documentation updates.
- ▌ New Project · stonega bundleBootstrap a new project from this harness, including repo layout, project-specific AGENTS instructions, starter documentation, and the default app stack. Use whenever the user wants to create, scaffold, initialize, or structure a new repo, especially when they mention Bun, Expo, React Router v7, Hono, Cloudflare, Ink, theme-aware TUIs, monorepos, standalone apps, or "start a new project" without a fully specified setup.
- ▌ Save Harness · stonegaSave reusable harness assets into this repository. Use whenever the user wants a skill, prompt, or other reusable agent instruction saved into the local harness repo, especially when they say to save it "to the harness", "as a skill", or "as a prompt".
- ▌ Gnome Svg Icons · stonegaAdd, package, and troubleshoot custom SVG icons in native GNOME applications using GTK 4, libadwaita, and GJS. Use for bundled toolbar and menu icons, symbolic recoloring, light/dark/high-contrast behavior, preserved multicolor artwork, and icons missing from installed builds. GNOME Shell St widgets use a different styling API.
- ▌ Read Github Repo · stonegaRead and analyze GitHub repository content by cloning it into a fresh temporary directory, honoring any ref, path, and line anchor in the URL, then searching the local checkout for surrounding context. Use when a user provides a github.com repository, blob, tree, commit, or pull-request link and wants the code or repository content inspected, explained, reviewed, or traced. Do not use for issue or discussion content that is not stored in Git.
- ▌ Live System Chrome · stonegaVerify local web applications in the user's already-running system Chrome and real browser profile through agent-browser auto-connect, without launching a separate Chrome. Use whenever the user asks to check a page they opened, reuse their current Chrome/profile/login state, attach to an existing browser, or avoid a fresh automation browser.