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  • Check After Effects bridge connectivity status without executing scripts. Identify disconnections and receive restart or reconnect guidance.
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  • Identifies the package manager in use by analyzing lockfiles and package.json, then provides the correct commands for installing dependencies, running scripts, and executing packages.
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  • Read Python code files to verify content before appending or executing, ensuring accurate code modifications and execution.
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  • Ask programming questions and get explanations from Kimi's model without codebase context. Use for algorithms, code reviews, or general coding advice.
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  • Identify a repository's true entry points across package.json, bin scripts, CLI conventions, and Python modules to orient before exploring or running the project.
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