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Mobile DevOps for React Native and Expo apps using EAS (Expo Application Services) and Fastlane. Use when (1) user needs to set up CI/CD for mobile apps, (2) user asks about EAS Build, Submit, Update, or Workfl...
Create comprehensive technical specification documents through interactive Q&A. Use when (1) user asks to write a Tech Spec, (2) user wants to plan a new feature, (3) user needs to create technical documentatio...
Multi-agent orchestration patterns. Use when multiple independent tasks can run with different domain expertise or when comprehensive analysis requires multiple perspectives.
GitLab CE self-hosted deployment on Kubernetes. Use when installing, configuring, upgrading, or managing GitLab instances including runners, container registry, backups, and external database integration.
Convert Obsidian documents into GitHub-ready issues with structured format. Use when transforming specs or design docs into actionable GitHub issues.
Generate execution plans from user queries through intake, research, specification, and validation. Use when user provides any query (vague to specific) and needs an executable plan for /execute skill.
Auto-detects next pending Smart Orchestrator component, spawns 2-3 research agents, generates evidence-backed specs, validates, and offers optional implementation with automatic progress tracking.
Track and report project progress automatically. Use for checking status, updating progress, sprint review, current state.
Deterministic plan execution with mathematical certainty. Use for implementing IMPLEMENTATION-PLAN.md files with triple verification, git workflow, and cross-session context sharing. Works identically for rad-e...
Interactive project planning for PRD, architecture, and epic/story generation. Use for new projects, planning features, creating PRDs, designing architecture, breaking down work into epics and stories.
Documentation automation with file versioning and metadata. Use for maintaining documentation, tracking file versions, adding metadata headers.
Use to review OpenAI API integrations for correctness (endpoints, params, auth, response handling) and robustness.
This skill should be used when the user initiates autonomous development with /auto, /auto-lite, or similar commands to classify the type of work. Semantic work type classification with multi-layer detection. A...
This skill should be used when the user asks to "break down this feature", "decompose this task", "create task list", "plan implementation steps", "identify subtasks", or when planning autonomous execution. Con...
Unified command-line interface for managing feeds (Miniflux), links (Linkding), and pages (Wallabag). Use for authentication, managing feeds, managing links, and managing pages.
Create detailed implementation plans with persistent markdown files for complex tasks
Updates CHANGELOG.md with recent changes. RULES: MUST use CHINESE, MUST include Date & Time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm).
Create new visualizations for the IWAC Dashboard. Use this skill when: - Adding a new chart, graph, map, or data visualization - Creating Python data generation scripts for new visualizations - Building reusabl...
Maintain living documentation with single source of truth approach, journal reconciliation, and worklog.db integration
Optional TaskFlow integration for AppGen projects
Optional TaskFlow integration for WebGen projects
On-demand knowledge base curation - normalize tags, find duplicates, manage topics, promote memories
Chrome browser automation skill for AI-controlled testing and interaction. Use when performing browser automation, E2E testing, form filling, or UI verification tasks. Includes test credentials and common opera...
Generate automation scenarios from natural-language requests by drafting `scenarios//plan.json` plus supporting files (behaviors, curl, SQL mocks). Use when a user asks to create or update a scenario or wants a...
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