spark
Rapid idea generation with cross-domain diversity, anti-bias enforcement, and deep thinking.
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Rapid idea generation with cross-domain diversity, anti-bias enforcement, and deep thinking.
Display current FIRE project status including intents, work items, and active runs.
Break an intent into discrete, executable work items with complexity assessment and dependency validation.
Display current run status and progress. Shows work item, mode, duration, and files changed.
Plan the scope of a run by discovering available work items and suggesting groupings. Invoked before run-execute.
Generate design documents for Validate mode work items (Checkpoint 1). Required for high-complexity items.
Initialize a new FIRE project by detecting workspace type and setting up standards.
Capture user intent through guided conversation. Exploratory phase with high degrees of freedom.
Generate implementation walkthrough for human review after run completion. Documents decisions, changes, and verification steps.
Review code written during a run, auto-fix no-brainer issues, and suggest improvements requiring confirmation. Invoked after tests pass.
Migrate existing FIRE project to latest version. Adds constitution.md, updates schema, and optionally detects monorepo modules.
Execute work items based on their assigned mode (autopilot, confirm, validate). Supports single-item and multi-item (batch/wide) runs.
Analyze project state and route user to the appropriate agent based on current context.
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications. Generates creative, polished code that avoid...
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