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Extract and analyze competitors' ads from ad libraries to identify successful messaging, creative patterns, and positioning strategies. \n \n Scrapes ads from Facebook Ad Library, LinkedIn, and other platforms, capturing screenshots and analyzing messaging themes, pain points, and value propositions \n Identifies patterns in successful ads by categorizing them by theme, audience, and format, then explains why certain approaches likely perform well \n Supports competitive set analysis across mult

Gemini 2.5 Computer Use browser automation with Playwright-based agent loops and safety confirmations. \n \n Implements a screenshot-to-action cycle: capture screen, send to Gemini, parse function calls, execute in Playwright, return results until task completion or turn limit \n Supports multiple browser options: bundled Chromium (default), Chrome/Edge channels via COMPUTER_USE_BROWSER_CHANNEL , or custom executables like Brave \n Includes safety confirmation workflow that prompts users before

Generate \"ideal promise vs cruel reality\" visual comparisons by analyzing image content across any domain. \n \n Automatically detects image domain (architecture, portrait, product, food, travel, gaming, fitness, home, tech) and current state (deteriorated, ideal, or normal) \n Outputs three modes: idealized rendering, realistic everyday appearance, or side-by-side comparison with automatic layout (left-right or top-bottom based on aspect ratio) \n Applies five universal contrast dimensions ac

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AI-powered market briefings with multi-region coverage, portfolio tracking, and automated delivery. \n \n Covers US, European, and Japanese markets with news from WSJ, Barron's, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and Finnhub via RSS feeds and APIs \n Generates morning and evening briefings with Gemini-powered summaries in English or German, delivered via WhatsApp or displayed on demand \n Supports portfolio management (add/remove stocks, import CSV) with ticker-specific news and price alert configuration \n C

Remove AI code slop \n Check the diff against main, and remove all AI generated slop introduced in this branch. \n This includes: \n \n Extra comments that a human wouldn't add or is inconsistent with the rest of the file \n Extra defensive checks or try/catch blocks that are abnormal for that area of the codebase (especially if called by trusted / validated codepaths) \n Casts to any to get around type issues \n Any other style that is inconsistent with the file \n \n Report at the end with onl

Create and install custom Codex agent roles with guided configuration and validation. \n \n Collects required inputs (model, reasoning effort, developer instructions, role name, install scope) before writing any files, with strict validation against the config schema \n Writes minimal role config files by default, adding optional parameters like sandboxing, web search controls, and MCP servers only when explicitly requested \n Installs roles into global ( ~/.codex/config.toml ) or project-scoped

Automate Marshroom cart issue setup with branch creation, status tracking, and context injection. \n \n Reads the Marshroom state file, filters cart issues matching the current repository, and creates a feature or hotfix branch with standardized naming ( Feature/#N or HotFix/#N ) \n Mandatory state.json update: sets issue status to running via marsh start command or atomic jq write, with verification to ensure the update succeeds \n Injects issue body as context so the agent understands the full

Quick git synchronization with remote repository, defaulting to origin main. \n \n Supports multiple sync targets: origin main, origin develop, upstream main (for forks), and custom branches \n Automatically checks for uncommitted changes and offers stash, commit, or discard options before syncing \n Handles merge conflicts by listing conflicting files and guiding resolution; supports both merge and rebase workflows \n Responds to English commands (/sync, /sync develop) and Korean triggers (동기화,

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