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audit-orchestrator
Run comprehensive audit on completed work. Use after implementation is done, or when user says 'audit this', 'review the work', 'check for issues'. Spawns specialized auditors and fixes found issues.
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translation
Review translations for quality, naturalness, and cultural fit. Use when user wants to review translations, check i18n files, or says 'review translations', 'check localization', or mentions translation quality...
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qa-test-cases
Generate test cases for user flows and e2e testing. Use when user wants test cases, QA scenarios, or says 'generate test cases', 'write test cases', 'QA this feature', 'e2e tests', or needs comprehensive test c...
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user-story-review
Review user stories from a developer perspective. Use when user wants to review user stories, check story quality, or says 'review this story', 'is this story clear', 'story feedback', or has user stories that...
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uxui-creative
Distinctive, bold UI design that avoids generic AI aesthetics. Use for landing pages, new products, marketing sites, or when user wants something that stands out. Covers typography, themes, animations, and anti...
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workshop
Explore and stress-test ideas before building. Use when user wants to brainstorm, think through an approach, explore options, discuss trade-offs, or says 'let's workshop this', 'think through', 'explore idea',...
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execution
Implement approved plans into production-ready code. Use when user wants to build, implement, code, or execute an approved plan. Activates when user says 'let's build', 'implement this', 'start coding', or 'exe...
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uxui-design
Practical UI/UX work within existing design systems. Use for styling, layout, states, accessibility, and design system compliance. Use when working on established products.
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product-strategy
Find 10x product opportunities and high-leverage improvements. Use when user wants strategic product thinking, mentions '10x', wants to find high-impact features, or says 'what would make this 10x better', 'pro...
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feature-research
Deep research on features before building with co-founder mindset. Use when user wants to research a feature idea, explore if something is worth building, or says 'research this feature', 'is this worth buildin...
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api-handoff
Create API handoff documentation for frontend developers. Use when backend work is complete and needs to be documented for frontend integration, or user says 'create handoff', 'document API', 'frontend handoff'...
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refactoring
Restructure code without changing behavior. Use when user wants to refactor, clean up code, restructure, or says 'refactor this', 'clean this up', 'this code is messy', or identifies code smells to fix.
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planning
Create structured implementation plans with scope, phases, and risks. Use when user wants to plan a feature, architect a solution, design an approach, or says 'let's plan', 'create a plan', 'how should we build...
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react
React coding standards. Use when working on React components to ensure proper hooks usage, state management, and performance patterns.
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typescript
TypeScript/JavaScript coding standards. Use when working on TS/JS code to ensure type safety, proper async handling, and clean code style.
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laravel
Laravel/PHP coding standards. Use when working on Laravel backend to ensure proper architecture, Eloquent usage, and PHP type safety.
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planning
Create structured implementation plans with scope, phases, and risks. Use when user wants to plan a feature, architect a solution, design an approach, or says 'let's plan', 'create a plan', 'how should we build...
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user-story-review
Review user stories from a developer perspective. Use when user wants to review user stories, check story quality, or says 'review this story', 'is this story clear', 'story feedback', or has user stories that...
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workshop
Explore and stress-test ideas before building. Use when user wants to brainstorm, think through an approach, explore options, discuss trade-offs, or says 'let's workshop this', 'think through', 'explore idea',...
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product-strategy
Find 10x product opportunities and high-leverage improvements. Use when user wants strategic product thinking, mentions '10x', wants to find high-impact features, or says 'what would make this 10x better', 'pro...
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uxui-design
Practical UI/UX work within existing design systems. Use for styling, layout, states, accessibility, and design system compliance. Use when working on established products.
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feature-research
Deep research on features before building with co-founder mindset. Use when user wants to research a feature idea, explore if something is worth building, or says 'research this feature', 'is this worth buildin...
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execution
Implement approved plans into production-ready code. Use when user wants to build, implement, code, or execute an approved plan. Activates when user says 'let's build', 'implement this', 'start coding', or 'exe...
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audit-orchestrator
Run comprehensive audit on completed work. Use after implementation is done, or when user says 'audit this', 'review the work', 'check for issues'. Spawns specialized auditors and fixes found issues.
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