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ticket-management
Use when creating or updating tickets. Covers ticket writing best practices, what to include, and what to avoid.
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proposal-execution
Use when executing approved proposals. Only memory_cleanup and test_gap proposals can be executed. Other types should use create_ticket_from_proposal directly.
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proposal-reviewer
Acts as a Contextual Analyst. Reviews pending proposals by checking the codebase to establish *plausibility* and *value*. Approves proposals where the code context supports the suggested improvements.
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orchestrator-workflow
Coordinates agent assignments and manages ticket lifecycle.
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worker-workflow
Use for workflow guidance on HOW to work effectively. Covers task execution, decision escalation, and team coordination.
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planning-code-folder-simplification
You are planning to simplify and improve a folder and its contents. The goal is to restructure the folder so that it is more understandable, maintainable and debuggable.
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planning-code-file-location-simplification
You are planning to simplify and improve the location of a file. The goal is to ensure the file is in the correct place within the project folder structure.
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using-github
You are an expert user of GitHub. You interact with GitHub repositories, issues, projects and prs.
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using-git-worktrees
You are an expert user of git worktrees. You interact with git worktrees to implement tasks.
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developing-csharp-code
You are an expert developer using the CSharp (C#) language and using dotnet tooling.
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implementing-github-issue
You are an expert at implementing GitHub issues and you have been assigned an issue to work on.
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planning-code-file-content-simplification
You are planning to simplify and improve the content of a file. The goal is to make it more understandable, maintainable and debuggable.
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implementing-tests
You are an expert implementer of unit and integration tests.
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key-guidelines
Core development principles and standards for consistent, high-quality code. Automatically applies DRY, KISS, YAGNI, SOLID, TDD, and micro-commit methodologies.
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setup-statusline
Setup Claude Code statusline configuration automatically (global)
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codex
Versatile Codex MCP integration for code review, technical research, documentation generation, and custom technical queries. Automatically constructs optimized prompts and gathers project context.
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define-zod-schema
このプロジェクトにおけるZodスキーマの定義方法を理解し、適切にスキーマを定義・使用できる。
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git-commit
このプロジェクトにおけるGitコミットの手順とコミットメッセージの規約を理解し、適切にコミットできる。
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dotnet-core-expert
Use when building .NET 8 applications with minimal APIs, clean architecture, or cloud-native microservices. Invoke for Entity Framework Core, CQRS with MediatR, JWT authentication, AOT compilation. Keywords: .N...
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plan-mode
Guidelines for Plan Mode - focus on planning before implementation
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analyse-and-review-pr
Analyse and review a pull request
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lux-create-pull-request
Guidelines and checklists for creating a PR for Luxor.
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code-slob-refactor
Refactors "code slob" (technical debt) into clean, idiomatic Python code, using rigorous verification to ensure zero regressions. Use when the user asks to "refactor", "clean up", or "optimize" a file.
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cse247b-skill
Updates a user's overview.md and task markdown files in their respective project directory within the cse247b_reports_w26 repository. Use when the user mentions "overview" or "task".
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