Tamir's Superpowers

Use when the user wants to create generative art, algorithmic art, creative coding, or code-driven visuals — including flow fields, particle systems, noise-based art, Lissajous figures, recursive trees, Voronoi patterns, L-systems, fractals, or any interactive p5.js sketch. Trigger phrases: 'generative art', 'algorithmic art', 'flow field', 'particle system', 'make art with code', 'creative coding', 'p5.js sketch', 'procedural art', 'noise art', 'make something visual with code', 'code art'.

Use when the user pastes a stack trace, traceback, panic, crash log, or error message WITH a file:line reference and wants to know the root cause. Triggers on: 'debug this error', 'look at this stack trace', 'why does X crash', 'what causes this exception', 'why is this panicking', 'look at this file:line', error types (NullPointerException, AttributeError, TypeError, nil pointer dereference, unwrap on None, index out of bounds, segfault, unbound variable, cannot read properties of undefined). Does NOT trigger on vague 'something is broken' or 'why is it slow' without a concrete error signal.

Use when the user wants to convert an informal task, feature request, spec, or review doc into a structured implementation plan before any code is written. User's intent is organization and sequencing — phases, dependency ordering, and GitHub issues that make work trackable and reviewable. Invoke for: 'plan this', 'break into phases', 'create issues for', 'decompose this spec', 'turn into tickets', 'what order should I tackle these', 'help me organize this work', 'structure this feature', 'plan-dev'. This is distinct from architecture analysis of existing code, how-to questions, or direct coding requests — the output is a roadmap, not code.

Use when the user wants to make a plugin, extension, or tool repo compatible with one or more AI coding assistants — Claude Code, Cursor, or OpenAI Codex. Triggers: 'make this compatible with Claude and Cursor', 'add Codex support', 'port this plugin to Cursor', 'make this work with all AI assistants', 'add AGENTS.md', 'add cursor rules', 'generate .cursor/rules', 'add claude code plugin files', 'plugin compatibility', 'multi-platform AI support', 'set up for Claude Cursor and Codex'.

Use when the user wants to actively drive a PR to completion — 'finish this PR', 'address review comments', 'ship/land/close the PR', 'drive PR #N to merge', 'fix CI and merge', 'clean up this PR'. Persistently loops: addresses all review threads, fixes branch-related CI, retries flakes (max 3×), and stops only when ready (asks for `approved`) or blocked (asks for help).

9 hooks across 7 events