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Run by the SlashClone team
Kits the SlashClone team uses to build SlashClone: releases, smoke tests, search quality, safe dependencies, and the rules we give Claude.
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Check a canvas or WebGL animation frame by frame when the browser cannot take screenshots (a hidden pane, a background tab, a headless run). Captures timed frames from the page itself and saves them as small images you can look at. Writes only to a frames folder you choose.
A CLAUDE.md rule that keeps development and production behaving the same: prefer explicit environment flags over NODE_ENV checks, and write down every unavoidable difference in the deploy guide in the same change.
Before adding or upgrading a package: confirm the version exists, is the latest stable release, and is at least 14 days old, then pin it exactly and commit the lockfile. A simple guard against typosquats and freshly compromised releases.
Rename a product across code, copy, CLI, plugins, and docs without breaking anything: one name constant, a careful sweep, and a list of strings that must keep the old name (signing labels, key-derivation labels, OAuth client ids, stored rule ids, migrations). Shows the plan and asks before it edits.
Write a short smoke test script for a live site: the status endpoint, the home page, search, sign-in redirects, and any connected services, each retried while a new deploy settles. Exits non-zero on the first failure so a release can roll back.
Set up a release pipeline with no manual gates: when CI passes on main, migrate the database, deploy, run a smoke test, and roll back on its own if the smoke test fails. Writes the GitHub Actions workflow for you to review; never deploys or stores secrets itself.
Measure search quality with a fixed set of real queries: hits, misses, and false positives at the current cutoff and across a sweep of cutoffs, so ranking and threshold changes are chosen from data instead of guesses. Works for keyword, semantic, or hybrid search.
Find brand colors that work in both light and dark mode: for each hue, the shade with the best WCAG contrast against all your light and dark backgrounds at once, so a logo or accent can keep one color in both themes. Prints a table and saves the results as JSON.
