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test-traditional-build
Run a traditional AIB build test and report results. Builds a disk image using automotive-image-builder manifest and downloads the artifact.
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pytest-coverage
Generate or extend pytest suites to reach at least 80% total coverage for the repository while excluding src/safe_family/templates/miscellaneous/. Use when asked to add tests, raise coverage, or set up CI cover...
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gh-pr-sync
Sync GitHub PRs to local YAML files for code review analysis.
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build-game
Build the Asciicker game executable using the Mac makefile. Use when building the game, recompiling after changes, or when the user asks to build or compile the game.
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session-memory
Manage session memory - load context, summarize sessions, compress old sessions, search memory
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web-build
Build the Asciicker game for web using Emscripten, diagnose web build failures, and test WebAssembly output. Leverages specialized MCP agents (Serena, Context7, Chrome DevTools) for deep analysis and debugging.
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validate-blender
Validate Blender AKM (Asciicker Mesh) export files, check mesh format, and verify compatibility with the Asciicker engine. Use when exporting from Blender, checking mesh files, or troubleshooting mesh loading.
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test-grass
Test the grass terrain implementation in the editor and game. Use when verifying grass/water terrain, testing material changes, or checking terrain visibility. Includes verification steps from TESTING_GUIDE.md.
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build-editor
Build the Asciicker map editor (asciiid) using the Mac makefile. Use when building the editor, recompiling after changes, or when the user asks to build or compile the editor.
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add-material
Add a new terrain material definition (dirt, stone, sand, etc.) to the Asciicker material system. Use when adding new materials, defining terrain types, or expanding the material palette.
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ailss-prometheus-agent
Obsidian vault notes (AILSS): search/summarize/edit (frontmatter, tags/keywords, typed links/backlinks, broken links; retrieval-first MCP; gated writes)
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core-policy
핵심 행동 규칙 및 안전성 원칙 (항상 적용)
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device-lifecycle-playbook
장비 전체 라이프사이클 관리 워크플로우
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nso-playbook
NSO 장비 관리 및 설정 변경 도구 사용법
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batfish-playbook
Batfish 네트워크 분석 도구 사용법
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pnetlab-playbook
PNETLab 토폴로지 관리 도구 사용법
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telemetry-playbook
동적 텔레메트리 데이터 조회 도구 사용법
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design-view
Design views with proper includes/excludes and basic layout. Use for include patterns, tag filtering, and simple rank hints. For advanced styling/navigation, use customize-view.
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document-decision
Create Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) documenting WHY decisions were made. Uses standard ADR format (Status/Context/Decision/Consequences).
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lookup-element-kinds
Quick reference for available element kinds and relationship types from shared specifications.
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understand-project-structure
Load project context before making changes. Use when starting work to check available element kinds, relationship types, and tags.
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create-sequence-view
Create sequence views showing temporal flows and user interactions. Uses plain arrows with descriptive labels (no relationship kinds).
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test-model
Validate model correctness using MCP tools. Checks element references, relationships, view definitions, and syntax.
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create-relationship
Create typed relationships with FQN, proper kinds (calls/async/reads/writes), descriptive labels, and no return relationships.
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