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Speak about any topic using the macOS say command. Use for "talk about what happened", "talk about this document", detailed discussions, or conversational narration. Adapts tone and length to match the context...
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Speak about any topic using the macOS say command. Use for "talk about what happened", "talk about this document", detailed discussions, or conversational narration. Adapts tone and length to match the context...
Create log entries with timestamps. Use this when documenting discoveries, research findings, meetings, code reviews, articles, videos, or significant events during development.
Decompose high-level design documentation into detailed Arc42 architecture documentation. Use when the user asks to create architecture documentation, generate Arc42 documents, analyze a codebase for architectu...
Research architecture decisions and create Architecture Decision Records (ADRs). Use when facing complex technical choices requiring deep research, options analysis, and formal documentation. Treats user as CTO...
Analyses Arc42 architecture documentation and decomposes it into well-sized Epics suitable for Speckit implementation. Use when breaking down architecture into implementable work, creating epic catalogues from...
A test skill for validation
Review test quality before PR - semantic analysis of test design for agentic code. Checks test type appropriateness (unit vs VCR vs evals), ADR-0011/0012 compliance, and Constitution alignment. Run as Level 2 r...
Guides test type selection for agentic code. Use when writing tests for LLM interactions, tool implementations, or behavioral quality. Covers unit tests, VCR integration tests, and TruLens evals per ADR-0011/00...
Toolkit for interacting with and testing local web applications using Playwright. Supports verifying frontend functionality, debugging UI behavior, capturing browser screenshots, and viewing browser logs.
Toolkit for styling artifacts with a theme. These artifacts can be slides, docs, reportings, HTML landing pages, etc. There are 10 pre-set themes with colors/fonts that you can apply to any artifact that has be...
Add, remove, or query task dependencies in the local tasks database
Add Swift files to the AIQ Xcode project. Use when creating new Swift files (views, view models, services, models, tests) that need to be added to the Xcode project and build targets.
Run iOS unit tests for the AIQ project. Supports running all tests, a specific test file, or a specific test method. Use this skill whenever you need to verify iOS code changes or run the test suite.
Analyze a specific topic and produce a comprehensive markdown report in docs/analysis/
Extract a specific section from a Markdown file by heading name. Use this to efficiently read targeted documentation sections instead of loading entire files.
Build the AIQ iOS project to verify compilation succeeds. Use this skill to confirm code changes compile correctly before running tests or committing.
Groom the Jira backlog by closing completed tickets, removing redundant/stale tickets, reprioritizing, and assigning agents
Convert analysis reports from docs/analysis/ into actionable tasks in the SQLite database
Open the tasks database in DB Browser for SQLite GUI
Get the most important task that is ready to be worked on
Play Settlements of Survival (SOS) game via nREPL using Clojure functions. Use this when you need to control the game camera, create warehouses, inspect furniture, control time flow, or automate game actions.
Perform a comprehensive code review
Expense sharing calculations, split types (EQUAL/PERCENTAGE/FIXED), participant state management, and settlement tracking. Use when working with shared expenses, split calculations, payment status transitions,...
Prisma schema constraints, decimal handling, soft delete patterns, and database conventions. Use when working with schema changes, unique constraints, decimal precision, or database operations.
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