What to hand your agent right now

Turn scattered, duplicated or stale project instructions into one set of rules you can maintain.
You get: An audit of your instructions and a merge plan for you to approve.

Pull the confirmed decisions, constraints, evidence and next steps out of a chat.
You get: A handoff note a new agent can pick up without rereading the whole conversation.

Check key docs and config against what the code actually does, claim by claim.
You get: A prioritized, evidence-backed report of where the docs have drifted.

Start from how things fail, not from a coverage number.
You get: A risk-ranked test plan you can implement right away.

Explain the entry points, data flow, boundaries and a safe first change.
You get: An onboarding tour backed by real files.

Capture a task you keep explaining as triggers, steps, checks and stop conditions.
You get: A workflow template a new teammate or an agent can run.

Spot compatibility, lockfile, runtime and rollback issues before touching anything.
You get: A dependency upgrade plan you can roll out in batches.

Package the timeline, symptoms, evidence and ruled-out causes so someone else can keep digging.
You get: An incident handoff the next person on shift can pick up immediately.

Catch the high-risk keyboard, semantics, contrast and form feedback issues fast.
You get: A list of accessibility issues ranked by severity.

Pull code, data, config, observability and rollback requirements into one release gate.
You get: Release checks and blockers specific to this project.

Find vague instructions that could lead to accidental deletes, overreach, leaks or unapproved publishing.
You get: A safer prompt that still gets the job done.

Separate wishes, questions, decisions and the work you can actually do.
You get: A short backlog with priorities, dependencies and definitions of done.