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• App update health checker: Name your Expo app. Get crash rates, installs and update sizes for each published update.
• AWS architecture designer: Describe your app. Get an AWS design with serverless parts, setup templates and cost cuts.
• AWS architecture review: Share your AWS design. Get architecture gaps and proposed fixes against AWS workload guidance.
• AWS resource cost reviewer: Share your AWS setup. Get cost findings and proposed fixes tied to the resources your app uses.
• AWS service health investigator: Share your AWS resources and symptoms. Get health findings, log evidence and a recovery plan.
• Azure architecture designer: Describe your app. Get an Azure design with setup templates, a pipeline and cost cuts.
• Azure architecture review: Share your Azure design. Get architecture gaps and proposed fixes against Azure workload guidance.
• Azure least access role picker: Describe what an identity must do. Get the narrow Azure role that fits, with reasons.
• Azure price estimate researcher: Name the Azure services you need. Get current retail prices and an estimate with its assumptions shown.
• Azure resource cost reviewer: Share your Azure setup. Get waste findings and proposed fixes tied to your app's resources.
• Azure resource relationship mapper: Share your Azure resource group. Get a diagram of the resources and how they connect.
• Azure service health investigator: Share your Azure resources and symptoms. Get health findings, log evidence and a recovery plan.
• Bicep deployment preflight checker: Share your Bicep deployment. Get syntax, permission and proposed-change checks before it goes live.
• BigQuery pipeline cost and reliability review: Share your Python data pipeline. Get costly queries, repeat-run risks and failure cases with code references.
• Build and release pipeline setter: Describe your project. Get a CI/CD pipeline that builds, tests and ships across environments.
• Build pipeline setter: Describe how you ship. Get automatic checks and a deploy pipeline so bad changes never reach users.
• Build pipeline writer: Point it at your project. Get a CI/CD pipeline file for your stack with test and deploy stages.
• Changelog entry writer: Give it a commit range or pull request. Get a clean changelog entry grouped into added, changed and fixed.
• Check a release and its docs: Share your change and release plan. Get test gaps, stale docs and a rollout plan with rollback checks.
• Check Azure access before deploy: Share a Bicep change and access needs. Get least-access role choices and checks of the proposed deployment.
• Cloud bill waste finder: Point it at your AWS account. Get idle and unused resources listed, with the savings for each fix.
• Cloud GPU job runner: Give it your Python code. Get it running on rented GPUs, or live as a web API, with no server to manage.
• Cloud monitoring setter: Name your app and cloud. Get metrics, logs, traces and alerts set up to see health in real time.
• Cloud setup coder: Describe the cloud setup you need. Get Terraform, Pulumi or CloudFormation code that builds it the same way every time.
• Cloudflare publisher: Point it at your project. Get it live on Cloudflare, with the link to open.
• CloudWatch incident evidence collector: Share an AWS incident and time window. Get useful log queries, deployment links and the likely affected services.
• Codespaces startup and cost reviewer: Share your dev container setup. Get faster startup and ways to reduce idle costs and repeated setup.
• Commit and pull request sender: Say the word. Get your changes committed, pushed and opened as a GitHub pull request in one go.
• Cut CI cost without weakening checks: Share your GitHub workflows. Get cost savings, permission fixes and runtime upgrades that preserve the build checks.
• Database backup setter: Name your database. Get full, incremental and point-in-time backups set up and tested.
• Deploy verifier: Run it before you deploy. Get silent failure modes checked, then proof that the live version is the new one.
• Docker Compose setter: Describe your app services. Get a Docker Compose setup with networks, volumes and settings.
• Docker setup builder: Point it at your app. Get a lean, safe Dockerfile and compose file that run your project.
• Domain and DNS planner: List your domains and sites. Get a DNS layout, redirect rules and a plan for unused names.
• Domain and redirect layout planner: Paste your domains and what each is for. Get the main address, redirects and a plan for names you do not use.
• Error budget planner: Name your service. Get service level targets, error budgets and alert rules that match what users feel.
• Expo build workflow writer: Say how you want your app built and released. Get a working EAS workflow file that does it.
• Feature flag planner: Say what you ship. Get flags with rollout steps, kill switches and a plan to remove them later.
• GitHub Actions runtime upgrade helper: Share your Actions workflows. Get supported action versions while keeping the build's behavior intact.
• GitHub build cost reviewer: Share your Actions workflows. Get wasted build minutes, slow jobs and ways to cut repeat work.
• Google Cloud architect: Describe your app. Get a Google Cloud design with services, cost estimate and deploy steps.
• Helm chart builder: Describe your service. Get a Helm chart for Kubernetes with sensible values, checks and safe defaults.
• Incident learning report writer: Share an outage timeline and evidence. Get a blameless report with causes, follow-up owners and unresolved facts.
• Investigate an AWS service incident: Share an incident window and AWS resources. Get log evidence, a recovery plan and a learning report.
• Kubernetes deployer: Give it your app. Get manifests, Helm charts and autoscaling so it runs on Kubernetes.
• Launch checklist runner: Say what you are releasing. Get a pre-launch checklist, a staged rollout and a rollback plan.
• Live release verification review: Share a deployed service. Check code, build results, database behavior and live routes before calling the release ready.
• MATLAB code sharer: Give it your MATLAB files. Get them uploaded to GitHub or MATLAB Drive, plus an Open in MATLAB Online link.
• MCP server publisher: Point it at your MCP server. Get it hosted, scaled and packaged so others can install it.
• Microcontroller code deployer: Give it MATLAB code and a chip. Get embedded code set up and tested on that hardware.
• Mobile app release shipper: Point it at your Expo app. Get iOS and Android builds made and sent to the app stores.
• Model launch engineer: Give it a trained model. Get it running as a live service with an API and container.
• Monitoring planner: Describe your service. Get metrics, logs, traces, alerts and service targets that tell you when it hurts.
• Monitoring system planner: Describe your service. Get a plan for metrics, logs, traces, SLOs and alerts that you can build step by step.
• Monthly cloud and AI cost review: Share monthly cloud and AI bills. Find growing costs and waste, with spending limits to consider.
• Netlify publisher: Point it at your site. Get it live on Netlify as a preview or production deploy, with the link.
• Outage incident leader: Give it an outage. Get severity, a timeline, roles and a blame-free review once it is fixed.
• Page speed gate builder: Point it at your web app. Get a Lighthouse check in CI that blocks slow or weak pages.
• Plan a Qdrant model change: Share your search setup and new model. Get a migration plan, relevance tests and monitoring before switching traffic.
• Pre-push repo cleaner: Point it at your project. Get junk files, dead code and leaked secrets found and fixed before you publish.
• Production stability reviewer: Give it a service. Get weak spots found and fixes like timeouts, retries and circuit breakers, so outages stay small.
• Qdrant cluster capacity planner: Share your data size and traffic. Get a scaling plan and the evidence needed before adding nodes.
• Qdrant embedding migration planner: Share your current and new models. Get a search migration plan with validation and rollback steps.
• Qdrant health monitoring planner: Share your Qdrant setup. Get useful health metrics, alerts and checks for slow or unhealthy search.
• Qdrant hosting option adviser: Share your search workload. Get a comparison of local, Docker and cloud hosting that fits your needs.
• Qdrant search relevance investigator: Share queries and weak results. Get likely relevance problems and tests to compare proposed fixes.
• Qdrant search speed tuner: Share your search workload. Get index, query and hardware changes to test against a clear baseline.
• Qdrant version upgrade planner: Share your Qdrant version and setup. Get upgrade, backup and validation steps that protect availability.
• Release a new version and prove it is live: Give it your project. Get a version, changelog, go or no-go call and proof it is live.
• Release day rollback planner: Paste what you are releasing and where it runs. Get checks, a rollback plan and how to know it worked.
• Release manager: Run it before each release. Get a go or no-go, version, changelog, rollback plan and a live check.
• Release preparer: Point it at your project. Get the version bumped, a changelog written and a tagged release ready to publish.
• Release readiness reviewer: Point it at a release. Get a read-only report of real deploy risks: migrations, config, order and rollback.
• Reliability target setter: Name your service. Get service level targets, error budgets and alerts to track them.
• Render publisher: Point it at your project. Get it deployed on Render, with a setup file and the link.
• Review AWS cost and resilience: Share your AWS design and bills. Get resource savings weighed against workload risks before you change anything.
• Review Azure cost and resilience: Share your Azure resources. Get a resource map, current price estimates and a risk-aware savings plan.
• Runbook writer: Name a service. Get runbooks for deploy, incidents, maintenance and rollback, ready to edit.
• Safe release planner: Describe your release. Get a deploy plan with checks, rollback steps and how to know it worked.
• Service rollout and rollback planner: Share a release or infrastructure change. Get preflight checks, rollout stages, health signals and a rollback plan.
• Service target planner: Describe your service. Get service level targets, error budgets and alert rules that fit.
• Ship readiness gate: Before you release. Get a go or no-go from set checks, with the blockers listed.
• Site go-live runbook writer: Tell it what you are launching. Get a go-live runbook with checks, DNS cutover steps, post-launch watching and a rollback plan.
• Terraform best-practice guide: Describe the cloud setup you need. Get Terraform or OpenTofu code with tested modules and CI steps.
• Terraform setup builder: Describe your cloud. Get Terraform modules with safe state, security checks and clean structure.
• Toolbox packager: Give it MATLAB code. Get a published toolbox file, built in checked stages from scope to release.
• Uptime and alert setup planner: Describe your site. Get uptime checks, error tracking, targets, alert rules and an on-call plan that avoids alert fatigue.
• Vercel cost and speed auditor: Point it at a Vercel app. Get cost and speed problems found from real production metrics, with fixes.
• Vercel deployer: Say "deploy my app". Get it live on Vercel and a link you can share.
• Vercel publisher: Say "deploy my app". Get it live on Vercel as a preview or production site, with the link.
• Version and changelog automator: Point it at your repo. Get release numbers and a changelog worked out from your commits.
• Zero-downtime migration planner: Name what you are moving. Get a zero-downtime plan with checks and a rollback for each step.