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add-feature
Add new feature workflow. Use when implementing new functionality, adding new API endpoints, or creating new components.
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fix-bug
Bug fix workflow. Use when fixing bugs, errors, or unexpected behavior. Includes reproduction test creation, fix implementation, and verification.
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add-block
Add new block (Discord, Slack, Notion integrations etc.) workflow. Use when adding new integration blocks or system blocks to the workflow engine.
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review-pr
PR review workflow after push. Use proactively immediately after creating a pull request to check CI status and Codex review results.
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open-invite-guardrails
Guardrails + workflow for Open Invite (Expo frontend + Render backend). Use for all coding tasks in this repo.
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repo-release-guardrails
Protect against wrong-repo edits and enforce production parity assumptions.
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handoff-packet
Standardized task handoff format required after every agent run.
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icon-system-consistency
Prevent icon-related runtime crashes and keep icons consistent with existing project patterns.
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business-feature-removal
Safely remove business-related UI/routes without breaking navigation or runtime.
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ai-apis
How to use AI APIs like OpenAI, ChatGPT, Elevenlabs, etc. When a user asks you to make an app that requires an AI API, use this skill to understand how to use the API or how to respond to the user.
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expo-runtime-crash-triage
Systematic loop for fixing Expo/React Native runtime crashes without dependency changes.
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playing-ose-solo
Acts as Game Master for Old-School Essentials (OSE) solo play. Use when the user wants to play an RPG, explore an adventure module, or start a gaming session using the Old-School Solo 'Boxed Text and Stop' meth...
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code-reviewer
Expert code review skill for auditing code quality, security, performance, and maintainability. Use when (1) reviewing pull requests or code changes, (2) auditing existing code for issues, (3) validating code b...
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principal-architect
Activates the "Distinguished Principal Full Stack Engineer" persona. Use this skill when the user requests "ULTRATHINK", demands high-level architectural analysis, or specifically asks for expert, "zero-fluff"...
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test-architect
Elite testing skill for creating comprehensive, production-grade test suites with meaningful coverage. Use when (1) writing new test files or test suites, (2) improving test coverage for existing code, (3) the...
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super-coder
Elite coding skill that embodies the expertise of a 20+ year senior engineer. Activates "Super Coder Mode" that writes production-grade, review-proof code from the first keystroke. Use when (1) writing new feat...
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historian
Data Analyst. Monitors logs in real-time and generates the PQC Benchmark Book PDF.
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gcs-ops
Ground Station Specialist (Windows/Linux). Manages local server-side tunnel and network metrics.
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rekey-stability-analysis
Stability analyst. Evaluates rekey blackout periods and scheduler behavior.
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crypto-nist-analysis
Cryptographic analyst. Evaluates NIST security levels vs performance/energy cost.
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drone-ops
Remote Field Operative (Raspberry Pi). Handles SSH, Power (INA219), and Client logic.
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dashboard-modeling
Visualization designer. Creates dashboard schemas without computing metrics.
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benchmark-analysis
Performance analyst. Processes JSONL benchmarks for latency, throughput, and jitter metrics.
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orchestrator
Mission Commander. Coordinates the GCS and Drone agents for end-to-end benchmarking.
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