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Use when encountering bugs, test failures, unexpected behavior, errors, or performance problems - dispatches systematic-debugging-agent that enforces 4-phase process (root cause investigation, pattern analysis,...
Use when implementing features or refactoring with TDD - enforces writing ONE test at a time, implementing minimal code to pass, then repeating, preventing batch test writing that defeats incremental design dis...
Use when reviewing code for Architecture Decision Record (ADR) compliance during refactoring or code review - checks code against all project ADRs and reports violations with specific fixes
Use when planning and tracking work - creates visible, emergent work breakdown using TypeScript API with just-in-time planning and hierarchical task trees
Use when implementing features or adding functionality - dispatches incremental-tdd-agent that enforces ONE test at a time, preventing batch test writing that defeats incremental design discovery. Maintains dis...
Use when reviewing commit messages for compliance with the seven rules from cbea.ms/git-commit - checks subject line length, imperative mood, line wrapping, and that the message explains what and why
Use when developing tests or refactoring test suites - run tests in watch mode with focused file patterns to get instant feedback on specific test files without running the entire suite
Use when discovering a useful technique, pattern, or insight during work - pause to capture it as a skill before the knowledge evaporates, preventing the "I'll remember this" trap that causes expertise loss
Use when building features with unknowns or uncertainties - start from well-understood parts (business logic, UX, pure functions), write code as if ideal collaborators exist, use mocks to define APIs through us...
Use when working with Jujutsu (jj) version control for task management and change tracking - provides workflows for examine-commit-work-squash cycle, checkpointing progress, and managing working copies
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