A curated set of agents with a shared permission & risk profile.
pack.json + each agent stub.formats source code (.js, .json, .css, .md) using prettier. Ensures consistent style across your project files.
Takes a text template (e.g., NDA) with placeholders like {{NAME}} and fills them with provided data. Safe, local document generation.
Registers a task in a local JSON schedule registry. This avoids cross-platform issues with system crontab. A hypothetical "Runner" would read this file.
Reads a raw CSV file, parses it, filters rows based on criteria, and exports the result as JSON. Real data transformation logic.
Reads an Excel file, removes duplicate rows, trims whitespace from cells, and saves a "Clean" version.
A tiny SQL parser that runs queries like SELECT name FROM users WHERE age > 20 directly against a JSON array. Shows how database filtering logic works.
Generates a professional PDF invoice with line items, totals, and tax calculations using pdfkit.
Validates a JSON file against basic syntax rules or a provided schema. Finds syntax errors (trailing commas, missing quotes) instantly.
Scans a project's node_modules folder (or package.json) to list all software licenses used. Flags "Copyleft" licenses (GPL) that might be risky for proprietary code.
Parses raw server logs (Apache/Nginx style), aggregates traffic statistics, and identifies error spikes. Uses regex capture groups and statistical sorting.
Converts a JSON array or CSV-like string into a perfectly formatted Markdown table. Useful for generating reports or documentation.
Converts Markdown documentation into static HTML. Includes a simple regex-based parser (no heavy deps) to show logic implementation.
Reads a PDF file and extracts raw text content. Essential for indexing documents, analyzing invoices, or scraping academic papers.
Generates a .pptx PowerPoint presentation from a simple JSON structure. Great for automating monthly status reports.
Executes SQL queries against a local database file (.db). Great for data seeding, verification, or ad-hoc reporting.
Loads a JSON "world" definition (rooms, items, exits) and lets the user navigate it via command line. A mini-engine for Interactive Fiction.
Compares two text files and outputs the line-by-line differences (Git style) using the diff algorithm. Shows exactly what changed.
Generates a text-based tree structure of a directory. Useful for documenting project structure or debugging file placement.