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WordPress Playground for instant browser-based WordPress testing. Use for quick demos, plugin testing, or ephemeral development environments without Docker.
WordPress performance optimization - Core Web Vitals, image/video compression, caching, asset optimization, and speed testing. Use when optimizing site speed or diagnosing performance issues.
Test voxtype in Docker containers. Use for testing builds, verifying packages work on different distros, or isolating test environments.
Create code-based evaluators for LangSmith-traced agents with step-by-step collaborative guidance through inspection, evaluation logic, and testing.
Complete browser automation with Playwright. **ALWAYS use when user needs browser testing, E2E testing, screenshots, form testing, or responsive design validation.** Auto-detects dev servers, saves test scripts to working directory. Examples - "test this page", "take screenshots of responsive design", "test login flow", "check for broken links", "validate form submission".
Write robust, portable shell scripts with proper error handling, argument parsing, and testing. Use when automating system tasks, building CI/CD scripts, or creating container entrypoints.
Guide for creating Nushell plugins in Rust using nu_plugin and nu_protocol crates. Use when users want to build custom Nushell commands, extend Nushell with new functionality, create data transformations, or integrate external tools/APIs into Nushell. Covers project setup, command implementation, streaming data, custom values, and testing.
Expert-level quality assurance, testing strategies, automation, and QA processes
Use when jUnit fundamentals including annotations, assertions, and test lifecycle for Java testing.
Expert-level Ruby development with Rails, modern features, testing, and best practices
Python development guidance with code quality standards, error handling, testing practices, and environment management. Use when writing, reviewing, or modifying Python code (.py files) or Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb files).
Generate comprehensive Go unit tests following testify patterns and best practices. Use when creating or updating Go test files, writing test suites for structs with dependencies, testing standalone functions, working with mocks, or when asked to add test coverage for Go code.