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Review code for logging patterns and suggest evlog adoption. Optionally use the evlog CLI, shipped with the evlog package (`evlog init` to wire evlog, `evlog agents` to write the conventions into AGENTS.md, `evlog map` to score entry-point coverage, `--baseline` to gate regressions in CI) on Nuxt, Nitro, Next.js, TanStack Start, Hono, Express, and Fastify. Guides setup on those plus SvelteKit, React Router, NestJS, Express, Fastify, Elysia, oRPC, Effect, Cloudflare Workers, AWS Lambda, Astro, and standalone TypeScript. Detects console.log spam, unstructured errors, and missing context. Covers wide events, structured errors, drain adapters (Axiom, OTLP, HyperDX, Sazabi, PostHog, Sentry, Better Stack, Datadog, Loki, ClickHouse, NuxtHub, Memory), sampling, enrichers, and AI SDK integration.
Turn a product, a feature or an idea into a finished one-minute explainer video in any look: a script (hook, benefit, quick tutorial, try it), a voice whose words are the clock, HTML scenes drawn from that one clock and rendered frame by frame at 2×, and an edit in Fil's video editor over MCP with captions, music, sound effects and chapters. The look is an input, read from the person's site or a named style, so the same film can wear any type, colour, corners and motion. The shape is an input (4:3, 16:9, 1:1, 9:16). No camera by default: a voice-led film whose scenes fill the frame; ask for a camera and it adds record slots, layouts by keyframes and a teleprompter. Use when someone wants an explainer, a feature video, a product walkthrough, an onboarding video, a how-it-works video or a launch video, wants one in their own brand, or wants it without filming anything.
Give a project a thorough cleanup to reduce what the Agent has to read each time: consolidate duplicate rules into one place, remove dead code and redundant comments, install file-size hooks, and slim down AGENTS.md and unnecessary tooling. Use this when an Agent becomes increasingly ineffective, forgets changes as the project grows, or when the user asks to organize the project, perform a deep cleanup, or says “tidy.”
Use when a Maya task involves simulation or procedural effects: nCloth or Nucleus (a cape, skirt, flag or garment on an animated character, cloth through the body, jittery or stretchy cloth), nParticles, Bifrost graphs (Aero smoke, dust puff, mist, fire, liquids, MPM cloth, snow, sand, "Bifrost smoke"), MASH scattering or motion graphics, sim caches (nCache, Alembic, OpenVDB, file_cache, USD) or FX delivered to lighting or a game engine (flipbook sprites).
Makes narrated cinematic films entirely from code, on any subject. One continuous camera glides over one designed world of photos, documents, cards, maps with routes and big numbers, with every stamp, highlight and number landing on the narrator's word, then sound effects, an optional score and burned-in captions. For documentaries and history, product launches, brand and founder stories, science and tech explainers, biographies and true crime. Covers the script, voiceover from any TTS split into timed lines, images (archives with their licences, your own photos, AI stills), a beat table, the scene, self-review stills and a memory-safe parallel render. Use for "make a cinematic video about", "documentary about", "explainer video", "launch film", "Vox-style video", "evidence board animation", or turning a story into a video for X, YouTube or TikTok.
Cinematic slow push-in zoom toward a hero detail on the product. Creates a reveal effect.
Use when reviewing web animations, UI transitions, scroll effects, hover states, loading states, GIF/video captures, reduced-motion support, animation performance, or motion polish in HTML, React, Next.js, or Vercel apps.
Complete color manipulation and green screen effects system. PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) Green screen/chromakey removal, (2) Color grading with LUTs, (3) Color correction (levels, curves, white balance), (4) Colorkey/color removal effects, (5) Hue/saturation manipulation, (6) Color space conversions (BT.709, BT.2020, HDR), (7) Color isolation effects, (8) Teal and orange look, (9) Vintage/film looks, (10) Color keying for transparency. Provides: chromakey and colorkey filters, LUT application (lut3d), curves and levels adjustment, color balance, selective color manipulation, color space handling, HDR tone mapping, professional color grading chains.
Calculate, expose, and consume normalized scroll progress for progress bars, timelines, frame sequences, and synchronized effects.
Build robust React components using composition, hooks, state, effects, refs, and lifecycle-safe patterns.
Keep animation smooth by minimizing layout work, controlling render frequency, managing assets, and profiling expensive effects.
Edit real footage with an agent: turn raw takes of a talking head, podcast, vlog, course or ad into a clean cut, then add captions, B-roll, motion graphics and sound with HyperFrames or Remotion. Reads the take as text and audio, removes dead air, retakes and stumbles without clipping words, writes the cut as an edit list a person can review, keeps every graphic on the spoken word, and checks the result with numbers and frames before a person watches; tested scripts and defaults from 2,318 editors' posts. Use for "edit this video", "cut my footage", "remove the pauses", "cut the dead air", "clean up my talking head", "rough cut", "edit with HyperFrames", "edit with Remotion", "make it look edited", when an agent's edit keeps coming back wrong, or to rank cuts with an unbiased LLM judge ("which edit is better"). Not for generating video from a prompt (varg-ai), for choosing a hosted editing service (varg-video-editing), or for finding music, B-roll or sound effects (video-asset-sources).