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athena-pr-reviewer
PROACTIVELY USED when reviewing a PR, branch, or Jira story. Handles code review against requirements and provides actionable feedback.
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jira-manage
Manage Jira tickets using jira-cli: create new issues, update existing tickets (summary, description, priority, labels, components), and close/transition tickets. Activates when user wants to: "create a ticket"...
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orchestrator
The marketing strategist that routes you to the right skill(s). Use this when someone doesn't know where to start, has a vague marketing request, or needs a multi-step workflow. Asks qualifying questions, diagn...
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email-sequences
Build email sequences that convert subscribers into customers. Use when you have a lead magnet and need a welcome sequence, nurture sequence, or sales sequence. Covers welcome, nurture, conversion, launch, and...
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ralph-orchestrator
Build structured prompts for Ralph loops with TDD guidance, progress tracking, verification steps, and escape hatches. Invoke when starting a Ralph-based development task, creating orchestrated iteration loops,...
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001-scope-project
Comprehensive project scoping through iterative discovery. Guides users through structured questioning phases to capture every detail needed for software work — whether building new products, adding features, a...
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bootstrap-product
Transform a product briefing into comprehensive, research-backed product management artifacts. This skill conducts domain-expert research BEFORE user questioning to enable smarter questions and pre-populated a...
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spec-detailed
Create comprehensive spec with diagrams, flows, and thorough documentation. Use when: detailed spec, comprehensive spec, full spec, baldrick spec. Triggers on: detailed, comprehensive, full spec, thorough.
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github-api
Octokit (official GitHub SDK) best practices, common operations, and code examples for GitHub API automation. Use when creating repos, updating files, managing issues/PRs, or any GitHub API interaction.
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strategy
Strategic planning mode for breaking down goals into executable prompts
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kitt-create-plans
Create hierarchical project plans optimized for solo agentic development. Use when planning projects, phases, or tasks that Claude will execute. Produces Claude-executable plans with verification criteria, not...
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glab-operations
Manage GitLab repositories using glab CLI - create/review/merge MRs, manage issues, monitor CI/CD pipelines. Converts GitLab HTTPS URLs to glab CLI format automatically. Use when working with GitLab MRs, issues...
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planning-with-files
Manus-style persistent markdown planning integrated with TodoWrite. Creates task_plan.md for persistence and goal tracking while using TodoWrite for live TUI visibility. Use for Tier 2+ tasks, multi-step projec...
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ultraplan
This skill should be used when the user asks to "start parallel implementation", "orchestrate tasks", "run ultraplan", "maximum parallelism", "spawn all tasks", or needs guidance on multi-phase implementation w...
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prd
Comprehensive PRD (Product Requirements Document) management skill for creating, planning, and implementing PRDs. USE WHEN the user mentions PRDs, wants to plan a feature, or needs to implement planned tasks.
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git
Git version control operations including commits, branches, merges, rebases, stashing, conflict resolution, history exploration, and repository management. Use this skill when working with Git repositories, man...
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planning-with-files
Transforms workflow to use Manus-style persistent markdown files for planning, progress tracking, and knowledge storage. Use when starting complex tasks, multi-step projects, research tasks, or when the user me...
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requirements-analyst
Copilot agent that assists with requirements analysis, user story creation, specification definition, and acceptance criteria definition Trigger terms: requirements, EARS format, user stories, functional requi...
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steering
steering skill Trigger terms: steering, project memory, codebase analysis, auto-update context, generate steering, architecture patterns, tech stack analysis, project structure, analyze codebase, understand pr...
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traceability-auditor
Validates complete requirements traceability across EARS requirements → design → tasks → code → tests. Trigger terms: traceability, requirements coverage, coverage matrix, traceability matrix, requirement mapp...
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release-coordinator
Coordinates multi-component releases, feature flags, versioning, and rollback strategies. Trigger terms: release management, release planning, release coordination, feature flags, canary deployment, progressiv...
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code-reviewer
Copilot agent that assists with comprehensive code review focusing on code quality, SOLID principles, security, performance, and best practices Trigger terms: code review, review code, code quality, best pract...
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project-manager
Copilot agent that assists with project planning, scheduling, risk management, and progress tracking for software development projects Trigger terms: project management, project plan, WBS, Gantt chart, risk ma...
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software-developer
software-developer skill Trigger terms: implement, code, development, programming, coding, build feature, create function, write code, SOLID principles, clean code, refactor Use when: User requests involve so...
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