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agent-communication
Update Agent Communication Board with task status, completion messages, and blocker tracking. Use after completing tasks or when blocked.
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task-breakdown
Break complex features into delegatable tasks with clear ownership and dependencies. Use for feature planning phase.
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gh-fix-ci
Inspect GitHub PR checks with gh, pull failing GitHub Actions logs, summarize failure context, then create a fix plan and implement after user approval. Use when a user asks to debug or fix failing PR CI/CD che...
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task-breakdown
Break complex features into delegatable tasks with clear ownership and dependencies. Use for feature planning phase.
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agent-communication
Update Agent Communication Board with task status, completion messages, and blocker tracking. Use after completing tasks or when blocked.
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task-breakdown
Break complex features into delegatable tasks with clear ownership and dependencies. Use for feature planning phase.
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frontend-engineer
Expert in Template Project frontend architecture, React patterns, TypeScript, TanStack Query, Zustand, and component development with strong type safety. Use when building UI components, implementing data fetch...
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mobile-engineer
Expert in Template Project mobile architecture using Expo, React Native, TypeScript, and Zustand. Use when building mobile screens, implementing navigation, managing state, styling components, integrating with...
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executing-tickets
Use to implement tickets created by writing-tickets skill
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generating-handoff-context
Generates comprehensive context summaries for async team handoffs. Use when user says "create handoff", "handoff summary", "I'm leaving for the day", or needs to pass work to another team member.
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interview-skill
Deep-dive technical discovery and requirement gathering before coding. Use when a task is broad, ambiguous, or requires architectural decisions.
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diagram-gen
Generate architecture, sequence, state, and ERD diagrams for code understanding. Use when user wants to visualize code structure or document systems.
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track-metrics
Record task metrics after completing work. Use after /verify or any completed task to build measurement data.
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skill-feedback
Capture task outcomes and patterns after completing work. Use after /verify or when a task succeeds/fails to enable adaptive skill evolution.
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task-planner
Break down tickets or requirements into actionable task checklists. Use when user wants to plan a feature, start a new task, or decompose work before coding.
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refactorslice-file
Use this skill when a file exceeds ~350 lines (target) / approaches the 500-line hard cap, or has mixed responsibilities (UI + Logic + Types).
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backlog-curator
Maintain a lightweight backlog of high-value tasks discovered during work.
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execplan
Create and maintain PLANS.md for long-running or risky tasks.
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write-adr
Document architectural decisions with context and consequences.
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context-compactor
Compress long-run context into handoff, backlog, and action logs.
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impact-analyzer
Analyze and document the impact of planned changes.
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screen-report
Screen Loggerのログ分析と日報生成。専用スクリプトを使用して分析を実行。
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strava-next-week-planner
Generate a next-week training plan from weekly load + risk outputs (derived from Strava MCP data).
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strava-injury-risk-triage
Assess injury/fatigue risk using current vs prior weeks from Strava MCP weekly_stats.
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