Your agent forgets why it decided things once the conversation gets summarised. Session Checkpoint keeps a STATUS.md at your project root — current state, the exact next command, decisions with their reasons, pitfalls already hit — and installs a session hook that reloads it automatically, so every new session opens with a briefing instead of amnesia.
Upload your finished Short, Reel, or TikTok. Get timestamped checks and fixes for captions, on-screen text, and visual mistakes before you publish.
Hands-on prompt engineering and LLM evaluation. Built around a diagnose-then-ship loop: forensic transcript critique ▎ that names the exact failure mode, paired with a fixer that produces complete, deployment-ready rewrites — not ▎ vague advice.
Diagnose why the first 6 seconds of your short-form video loses viewers — get a second-by-second evidence timeline, up to 3 named findings, 3 structurally different replacement hooks, and a timecoded edit table you can cut today.
Paste a contract, lease, ToS, or vendor clause and get a plain-English red-flag review: which clauses are risky, what they mean in practice, and what to ask before you sign. Flags sneaky auto-renewals, one-sided termination, broad non-competes, and vague liability terms. Reasons from your pasted text plus general contract-pattern knowledge only — never fetches the real document or your jurisdiction's law. Not legal advice; for awareness, not a replacement for a real lawyer.
Audit client briefs before you quote. BriefCheck finds missing requirements, scope ambiguity, contradictions, acceptance gaps, dependencies, and revision risks, then produces prioritized questions, acceptance checks, and a client-ready message.
Make a rule the assistant actually follows by moving it out of the prompt and into a hook that runs every time. When you have said the same thing three times and the behaviour still drifts, this is the fix. Covers which hook events carry the value, the exit-code rule that wedges sessions, how to test a hook with temporary settings so nothing is left behind, a skeleton that cannot crash your turn, and the escape hatch for when one does.
Get to the root of why loadbearing instructions fail You get the Drop Table, a plain-English root cause, a rebuild, and a scoreboard you keep
Paste a diff and get a risk-ranked checklist of what it'll actually break — hidden dependencies, config drift, and blast radius that static analysis can't see, checked before you ship.