Fewer subscriptions.
– More vibe coding.

Build a local video batch tool using FFmpeg. Let me choose an input folder and export preset, preview the operations, and process files one at a time. Preserve originals, show progress and failures, and save exports separately. Support MP4 conversion, resized exports, and a timed zoom where I choose the target area and start/end times. Use the documented zoompan or crop/scale filters and preserve audio synchronization. Do not assume automatic cursor tracking. Detect available codecs and include setup instructions for my operating system.

Use the Remotion skills to build a reusable 15-second product video from a JSON file containing a title, three screenshots, and a call to action. Use only my supplied assets. Make the dimensions configurable, show me the preview, and add a documented MP4 render command.

Build a small inventory app using my self-hosted Supabase instance. Create SQL migrations for items, locations, and stock movements, plus a simple authenticated interface. Add row-level security so users only see their organization's records. Use the public client key in the browser and keep privileged credentials server-side. Include a test with two organizations proving they cannot read or modify each other's data, and document backups and environment variables.

Use agent-browser to visit the public URLs in pages.csv and collect each page title, visible product name, and listed price into a new CSV. Record the source URL, flag missing values, and stop at any login or access restriction. Keep the script so I can rerun it.

Build a local library for videos I export from Screenity. Let me import a recording, add a title and project tag, and browse recordings with video playback. Keep originals untouched and store metadata in SQLite. Add an optional FFmpeg thumbnail job. Do not assume Screenity has an automation API or upload anything automatically. Document how to import files from its export screen.

Use frontend-design to build a one-page site for my internal invoice tool in the existing project. Use my supplied copy and logo. Show outstanding invoices first, make the main action obvious, and keep the layout usable on a phone and with a keyboard. Implement and review the result.

Build a local batch transcription app around whisper.cpp. Accept audio files, convert copies to the supported WAV format with FFmpeg when necessary, and save text plus subtitle output beside a source reference. Keep processing on this machine. Provide model and language selection, a queue, progress, and retry controls. Never overwrite recordings. Add a review screen because model transcripts can contain mistakes, and document the required compiler, CMake, and model setup.

Use webapp-testing to test the signup form in this local project. Start the dev server, inspect the rendered page, verify empty-field and invalid-email errors, and complete signup with the test account. Save a reusable Python Playwright script and capture evidence of any failure.

Build a local notes-to-summary app using Ollama's local API at http://localhost:11434. Let me choose an installed model, paste text, and get a draft summary with the original text alongside it. Split long inputs according to a configurable limit and make failures retryable. Keep every request local, never silently switch to a cloud model, and do not claim the output is factual without review. Include setup, model-license checks, and a small quality evaluation using example notes.

Use canvas-design to create a 1080 by 1350 event poster using my supplied logo, exact event details, and two brand colors. Keep the text readable at phone size. Export a PNG, inspect it for clipping, and preserve a script that lets me update the date next month.

Build a product search interface backed by self-hosted Meilisearch Community Edition. Import a sample JSON catalog with id, name, description, category, and price. Configure searchable, filterable, and sortable attributes, wait for indexing tasks to finish, and show useful empty and error states. Keep the master key server-side and use a limited search key in the browser. Include a repeatable sync job and a test that deleted source records disappear from search.

Use slack-gif-creator to animate my supplied icon with one gentle bounce. Make a short, seamless 128 by 128 GIF for a team emoji. Keep the file compact, run the bundled validation, and retain the Python script so I can reuse it with another icon.

Build a small content-pipeline integration using the API of my self-hosted Baserow Open Source Edition. Use a table with title, owner, status, and source URL. Import records from a CSV, detect duplicates by source URL, and let a reviewer approve rows in Baserow before a separate dry-run export. Keep the database token server-side. Use only features available in the open-source edition and document the table setup and backup requirements.

Use mcp-builder to create a local TypeScript MCP server for our documented inventory API. Implement read-only product search and stock lookup, validate inputs, paginate results, and keep credentials in environment variables. Test the tools with MCP Inspector and provide client setup instructions.

Help me build a customer lookup app in self-hosted Appsmith Community Edition. Use a read-only query to search customer records, a detail panel, and a narrowly scoped form for updating an internal note. Provide the SQL, widget bindings, and JavaScript needed. Parameterize queries, handle loading and error states, and require confirmation before writes. Keep credentials in Appsmith's datasource configuration and do not depend on commercial edition features.

Use the Slidev skill to turn the supplied product brief into an eight-slide internal demo. Use our screenshots, include speaker notes, and keep all claims grounded in the brief. Make the theme reusable, preview every slide, and export a PDF after checking for clipped content.

Add my self-hosted Umami instance to this website. Make the script URL and website ID configurable, load the tracker once, and track three agreed actions with clear event names. Do not send names, email addresses, or free-text form contents as event properties. Verify one visit and one test event in the receiving instance, explain how to exclude development traffic, and document where the script is configured.

Use json-canvas to turn the supplied onboarding process into an editable .canvas file. Group steps by owner, label decision branches, and link each step to its source document when available. Keep the layout readable, validate all IDs and edge references, and preserve the original wording.

Create an importable Node-RED flow for a daily report from two configurable HTTP APIs. Use an Inject node for scheduling, transform the responses into one JSON report, and write it to a local file. Add timeouts, a Catch path, bounded retries, and a manual test trigger. Store credentials outside exported flow JSON. Explain every node and how to configure editor authentication before remote access. Avoid paid or unmaintained community nodes when core nodes can do the job.

Use seo-audit to review these ten pages and the site source. Check crawlability, canonicals, page titles, internal links, and rendered structured data. List only issues you can demonstrate, include the affected URL and evidence, and prioritize three fixes. Separate observations from hypotheses.

Review the Vibe ASO skill and implement one focused improvement: add a validation step for localized App Store metadata that checks required fields and reports locale-specific issues before upload. Follow the project’s existing conventions, avoid exposing credentials, document the behavior and any prerequisites, and add tests for valid and invalid metadata without making unsupported claims about data-provider coverage.