human-meat-proxy
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Use whenever a task might require a human-only action — approving an OAuth/app install, clicking a payment or install confirmation, revealing/copying a one-time credential, solving a CAPTCHA, or anything else Shopify/GCP/etc. structurally require a real logged-in human for. Do the entire task yourself first via Chrome MCP, right up to the blocked step, and only then ask — with the browser already sitting on the exact page, and the ask trimmed to the 1-2 clicks left.
In this repository29 other files it gives its agents.
- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- adhd-structureSkill
- askSkill
- build-testsSkill
- contrarySkill
- create-verification-skillSkill
- create-worktreeSkill
- crSkill
- dashboard-secretSkill
- debugSkill
- devops-safe-shipSkill
- exploreSkill
- maintain-verification-skillSkill
- new-featureSkill
- next-stepsSkill
- one-by-oneSkill
- other-llmSkill
- plan-big-featureSkill
- planSkill
- postSkill
- pr-createSkill
- qualitySkill
- reviewSkill
- review-testsSkill
- session-nameSkill
- sumSkill
- syncSkill
- uvSkill
- worktree-lifecycleSkill
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