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  • Calories burned by a step count, and steps needed to walk off a food.

  • Step-by-step solver for linear/quadratic equations in one variable, signs and ± always right.

  • Step-by-step instructions for adding multi-language support (i18n, translations, localization) to this Lovable app with Lingui and connecting it to Globalize. Call this FIRST, before editing any code, whenever the user asks to translate the app, add languages, internationalize, localize, or set up Globalize — then follow the returned instructions phase by phase.
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  • Runs up to 200 After Effects tool steps in one call as one atomic undo and change report; repetitive or multi-part edits complete together, with rollback if a step fails.
    MIT
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  • Browse the NAVIG Harbor Bay catalogue and installed blocks to inspect typed inputs, ordered steps, and verify criteria before applying or running them.
    Apache 2.0
  • Localize a finished video into another language without re-rendering it, preserving original timing, background, and speaker placement with native voices and lip sync.
    MIT
  • Validate proposed identifier translations against existing glossaries and the current batch to catch reserved names, term drift, and concept collisions before recording them.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create flow diagrams to visualize process steps and decision points for linear scenarios. Input node and edge data to generate structured charts.
    TypeScript
    MIT
  • Create a Vobiz SIP endpoint so a softphone, desk phone, or WebRTC client can register with a username, password, and call-handling application. Returns its endpoint ID and SIP URI.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Stores free-text notes, unit/city assignments, and standing orders that persist across context resets or restarts, and runs standing-order steps at turn start.
    MIT
    Destructive