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Turn an agent client into a local-first workbench for files, commands, search, and code edits.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "universal-brute-workpack" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Scan the current project for all files related to login and authentication. Find hardcoded secrets, duplicated logic, and obvious error risks. First list the issues, then generate patches to fix them and explain each change.
A list of issues, affected files, applicable patches, and explanations of the changes.
Search my workspace for content related to 'Q3 pricing strategy' and 'competitor analysis', prioritizing recently updated documents. If local information is insufficient, use web search as a fallback and produce a key-point summary.
A consolidated summary, key information sources, and a clear distinction between local and web-based findings.
Run test and lint commands in the current repository, summarize the failures, locate related files from the errors, suggest fixes, and turn the conclusions into a brief progress report.
A summary of command results, failure analysis, recommended fixes, and a concise progress report.
Retrieve, ingest, and reindex an Obsidian-based personal knowledge base.
Adds reusable Claude Code workflows with agents, skills, hooks, and commands.
Let AI assistants read, write, search, and navigate self-hosted Markdown knowledge bases.
Safely let your AI run code, query databases, use LMs, and commit to GitHub.
Enable AI assistants to run compliant web searches with Brave enterprise features.
Connect AI agents to Gmail, Calendar, and Drive for automated work tasks.