lemma-work
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- lemma-work
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- 1
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- AGPL-3.0
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lemma-work/lemma-platform
lemma-app-qa
Test and verify Lemma pod apps through real end-to-end user journeys in authenticated local and deployed contexts. Use when asked to QA, dogfood, smoke-test, regression-test, acceptance-test, reproduce, or verify a Lemma app; validate UI behavior against durable pod state; check auth, RLS, delegated workloads, permissions, loading/empty/error states, responsive layout, accessibility, console/network health, or deployment correctness; and produce evidence-backed defects and a calibrated release v
lemma-work/lemma-platform
lemma-builder
Design and build complete Lemma pods: model tables/files/functions/agents/workflows/schedules/connectors/surfaces/apps from a problem statement, author a local pod bundle, import progressively with the Lemma CLI, and verify every layer. Use for pod design, creation, restructuring, import/export, and app development. Do not use for day-to-day operation of an existing pod; use lemma-user instead.
lemma-work/lemma-platform
lemma-evals
Design, run, and review repeatable evaluations for Lemma agents, functions, and workflows. Use when defining evaluation contracts and case datasets, comparing a baseline with a candidate revision or runtime, checking deterministic correctness or rubric-scored judgment, measuring repeated-run variance, testing delegated identity, RLS, grants and side-effect safety, driving human checkpoints, triaging regressions, or preserving durable run evidence. Do not use for browser or visual app QA, or for
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