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Generate comprehensive context-setting markdown files for coding tasks by intelligently exploring codebase and structuring work with ROLE, CONSTRAINTS, STYLE, file reading order, and structured tasks. Use proac...
Brownfield Upgrade - Upgrade all dependencies and modernize the application while maintaining spec-driven control. Runs after Gear 6 for brownfield projects with modernize flag enabled. Updates deps, fixes brea...
Perform initial analysis of a codebase - detect tech stack, directory structure, and completeness. This is Step 1 of the 6-step reverse engineering process that transforms incomplete applications into spec-driv...
Deep codebase analysis to generate 9 comprehensive documentation files. Adapts based on path choice - Greenfield extracts business logic only (tech-agnostic), Brownfield extracts business logic + technical impl...
Comprehensive guide to GitHub Projects field types, configuration, and management strategies. Use when setting up fields, troubleshooting field issues, or optimizing field structures.
Common GitHub Projects workflow patterns and best practices for team collaboration. Use when designing workflows, setting up new projects, or optimizing existing processes.
Bootstraps new projects by running a 5-question intake and generating a minimal scaffold (WORKPLAN.md, BRIEF.md, OUTLINE.md, SOURCES.md, LOG.md) plus optional folders for writing/research/coding. Use when the u...
Perform code review using CodeRabbit. Must use this skill if instructed to perform a CodeRabbit review.
Review GitHub pull requests with VSCode integration. Use when the user asks to "review a PR", "review PRs", "check pull requests", or wants AI-assisted code review with clickable navigation and one-click commen...
Automatic OWASP security checks on generated code. Use when: any code is generated in the pipeline. Triggers: internal use only.
Automatic code review and fixes before showing to user. Use when: code generation is complete, before preview. Triggers: internal use only.
CI/CD pipeline design with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and best practices.
Code review workflow and best practices. Use when: reviewing PRs, receiving feedback, or preparing code for review. Triggers: "code review", "review", "pr review", "pull request", "feedback", "review changes".
Automatically generate and run tests after each code change. Use when: any code is generated or modified in the pipeline. Triggers: internal use only.
Protect repositories from accidental secret commits. Essential when working with AI agents. Use when: setting up new project, adding pre-commit hooks, scanning for secrets, fixing leaked credentials. Triggers:...
Execute structural refactoring with test verification before behavioral changes - use when tidying code before features, cleaning up duplication, or improving clarity
Create and maintain CLAUDE.md files for Claude Code projects. Use when users want to create a new CLAUDE.md, improve an existing one, audit CLAUDE.md quality, set up Claude Code configuration for a repository,...
Standard Operating Procedure for /roadmap usage. Manage product roadmap via GitHub Issues (brainstorm, prioritize, track). Auto-validates features against project vision (from overview.md) before adding to road...
Standard Operating Procedure for /init-project phase. Guide one-time project setup with interactive questionnaire, brownfield codebase scanning, 8-document generation (overview, architecture, tech-stack, data,...
Multi-language code formatting and style enforcement with automatic linting fixes
Raise PR quality with templates, checklists, and security reviews
AI-powered code generation for boilerplate, tests, data, and scaffolding
End-to-end release automation with semantic versioning, changelog generation, and multi-environment deployment
Detects code/documentation drift, validates examples, generates diagrams, auto-updates documentation
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