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Sync eve-skillpacks with latest eve-horizon changes. Goes deep into plans, code, and commits to understand what shipped — then cascades to skills and reference docs.

Web UI testing and browser automation. Use Vercel agent-browser for general apps, or the repo-pinned Playwright wrapper inside Eve Horizon. Use when tasks require opening pages, interacting with forms, validating UI flows, taking screenshots, extracting page data, or running repeatable browser-based checks locally or in CI.

Author agentic verification plans for Eve-compatible apps. Use when building structured test suites that verify app correctness AND Eve platform conformance — CLI parity, manifest conventions, SSO auth, managed migrations, fixture-driven ingestion, and agent efficiency.

Troubleshoot common Eve deploy and job failures using CLI-first diagnostics.

Distill repeated work into Eve skillpacks by creating or updating skills with concise instructions and references. Use when a workflow repeats or knowledge should be shared across agents.

Load this first. Routes to the right Eve SE skill for developing, deploying, and debugging Eve-compatible apps.

Keep Eve-compatible repos aligned with platform best practices and current manifest conventions.

Load first. State-today index of distilled Eve Horizon system docs with task-based routing for CLI/API usage, manifests, pipelines, jobs, secrets, agents, builds, events, and debugging.

Bootstrap an Eve-compatible project with org/project setup, profile defaults, repo linkage, and first deploy.

Execute software engineering plan documents using Eve jobs, dependencies, and review gating.

Define and run Eve pipelines and workflows via manifest and CLI. Use when wiring build, release, deploy flows or invoking workflow jobs.

Orchestrate jobs via depth propagation, parallel decomposition, relations, and control signals

Configure a new Eve Horizon project after running eve init (profile, auth, manifest, and repo linkage).

Author and maintain Eve manifest files (.eve/manifest.yaml) for services, environments, pipelines, workflows, and secret interpolation. Use when changing deployment shape or runtime configuration in an Eve-compatible repo.

Local Docker Compose development loop for Eve-compatible apps, with handoff to staging deploys.

Create, manage, and review Eve jobs, phases, and dependencies. Use when running knowledge work in Eve or structuring job hierarchies.

Monitor and debug Eve jobs with CLI follow, logs, wait, and diagnose commands. Use when work is stuck, failing, or you need fast status.

Architect a full-stack application on Eve Horizon — manifest-driven services, managed databases, build pipelines, deployment strategies, secrets, and observability. Use when designing a new app, planning a migration, or evaluating your architecture.

Deploy and debug Eve-compatible apps via the CLI, with a focus on staging environments.

Core Eve CLI primitives and capabilities for app developers. Use as the quick reference for commands and flows.

Full onboarding flow — detects auth state, handles access requests for new users, and sets up project for all users.

Authenticate with Eve, manage project secrets, and add SSO login to Eve-deployed apps.

Build agent-friendly CLIs for Eve-compatible apps. Wrap REST APIs with domain commands, auto-auth, structured errors, and --json output. Agents use CLIs instead of curl/fetch.

Layer agentic capabilities onto a full-stack Eve app — agents, teams, memory, events, chat, and coordination. Use when designing an app where agents are primary actors, not afterthoughts.

Analyse agent execution to find wasted tool calls, wrong turns, and blind alleys. Optimise agents to reach their goal in the fewest turns, tokens, and least time. Recommend harness/model changes — never apply without user approval.

Design agent-native applications on Eve Horizon. Apply parity, granularity, composability, and emergent capability principles to make apps that agents can build, operate, and extend naturally.

Choose and combine Eve storage primitives to give agents persistent memory — short-term workspace, medium-term attachments and threads, long-term org docs and filesystem. Use when designing how agents remember, retrieve, and share knowledge.