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QA a SwiftUI app live on a USB iPhone: find, fix and verify bugs through a debug bridge.
Regenerate the iOS debug bridge after you add observable state or upgrade gstack.
Take the PR from /ship, merge it with your OK, watch the deploy and verify production.
Read-only dashboard of the ship queue: which branches are waiting and what to land next.
Show, search or record what the agent learned about this project, without changing code.
Take an old PR and decide MODERNIZE, REWORK or CLOSE; rebase and prove intent survived.
Founder-style questioning to pin down the real problem and write a design doc, no code yet.
Open an AI-driven Chromium window with a sidebar, where you can watch each agent action live.
Review a plan like a founder: expand, hold or cut scope, and test edge cases and failure paths.
Review a plan's UI and design choices before building, interactively, with scores.
Review a plan for developer experience: SDK, CLI help, getting started, onboarding.
Review a plan like an eng manager: scope, architecture, tests, edge cases, with a test diagram.
See and tune how often gstack asks you questions, and view your inferred developer profile.
Test the app (browser, API, CLI, jobs, webhooks), fix the bugs found, and verify the fixes.
Same QA, report only: reproducible bugs with evidence, and no code or test changes.
Weekly engineering retro from commit history: work patterns, quality and per-person notes.
Pre-merge review of your branch diff for structural bugs that tests miss.
Pull data from a web page through your signed-in browser and return it as one JSON document.
Import your real browser cookies into the headless browser so it can test pages behind login.
Detect your deploy platform, prod URL and health checks, and save them to CLAUDE.md for /land-and-deploy.
Install gbrain, a persistent knowledge base, and wire it to your coding agent as CLI and MCP.
One flow: merge base, run tests, review diff, bump version, update changelog, commit, push, open PR.
Turn the last successful scrape into a saved browser skill that reruns in about 200ms.
Interrogate a vague request in five phases until it becomes a precise, backlog-ready spec issue.
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