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Pulse v3 — Autonomous Development Platform

Pulse v3 is a production-grade platform for autonomous AI-driven development. It extends Pulse v2 with advanced features for enterprise use:

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--- name: pulse-v3 description: Production-grade autonomous development platform with chains, quality gates, checkpoints, learning, and multi-channel deployment homepage: https://github.com/clawdbot/pulse-v3 user-invocable: true command-dispatch: pulse metadata.clawdbot: {"governance": true, "mcp_aware": true, "version": "3.0.0"} --- Pulse v3 is a production-grade platform for autonomous AI-driven development. It extends Pulse v2 with advanced features for enterprise use: - **🔗 Chains** — Multi-step workflows with dependencies - **⚡ Parallel Execution** — Run sessions concurrently - **✅ Quality Gates** — TypeScript, ESLint, tests, builds - **💾 Checkpoints** — Auto-save and resume from any point - **🔄 Rollback** — Automatic rollback on failure - **📊 Cost Tracking** — Budget limits and usage monitoring - **🧠 Learning** — Pattern recognition and improvement suggestions - **🚀 Deployment** — Vercel, TestFlight, GitHub Releases - **📱 Notifications** — iMessage, Discord, Slack support Built-in gates: - `typescript` — Type checking - `eslint` — Code quality - `jest` / `vitest` — Unit tests - `build` — Production build - `expo-typecheck` — Expo TypeScript - `nextjs-build` — Next.js build - `swift-build` — Swift compilation Available templates: - `expo-feature` — Add feature to Expo app - `ios-feature` — Add feature to iOS app - `nextjs-page` — Add page to Next.js app - `api-endpoint` — Create CRUD API endpoints - `full-parity` — Port features between platforms - `bug-fix` — Fix bugs with test coverage - `refactor` — Refactor with safety - `documentation` — Create/update docs

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