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analyze-mode
Deep analysis mode. Gather comprehensive context before diving deep. Use for investigation, debugging, and understanding complex systems.
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figma-design
Access Figma designs, extract design systems, and retrieve component specifications. Use when implementing UI from Figma mockups, extracting design tokens, or analyzing design files.
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newrelic
Monitor applications, investigate performance issues, and analyze observability data in New Relic. Use when the user needs APM metrics, error tracking, infrastructure monitoring, or incident analysis.
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code-review
Comprehensive code review methodology. 4 layers (Correctness, Security, Performance, Style), severity classification, 80% confidence threshold.
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tmux
Terminal orchestration via tmux. Use for long-running processes, server management, parallel terminal sessions, and background task monitoring.
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frontend-philosophy
Visual & UI philosophy (The 5 Pillars of Intentional UI). Apply to styling, layout, colors, typography, animations. Avoid "AI slop" aesthetics.
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playwright
Browser automation via Playwright MCP. Use for verification, browsing, web scraping, testing, screenshots, and all browser interactions.
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systematic-debugging
4-phase debugging framework preventing "guess-and-check" fixing. Load when debugging fails or for complex bug investigation.
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web-scraper
This skill should be used when users need to scrape content from websites, extract text from web pages, crawl and follow links, or download documentation from online sources. It features concurrent URL processi...
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remembering-conversations
Search previous Claude Code conversations for facts, patterns, decisions, and context using semantic or text search
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pact-coding-standards
Clean code principles, error handling patterns, and coding standards for PACT Code phase. Use when: implementing features, refactoring code, reviewing code quality, establishing coding conventions, or handling...
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pact-memory
Persistent memory for PACT agents. Save context, goals, lessons learned, decisions, and entities. Semantic search across sessions. Use when: saving session context, recalling past decisions, searching lessons....
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ci
Run the full CI pipeline (format, lint, typecheck, test, validate-docs)
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live-test
Run comprehensive live API tests against Honeycomb. Manages test environments, validates documentation snippets, and tests CRUD operations. Use when you need to verify the SDK against the real API.
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e2e-testing
Execute comprehensive end-to-end tests for the Meal Planner application using Claude in Chrome browser automation. Supports regression testing (checklist-based) and exploratory testing (discovery-focused). Use...
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status
Show status of all active ClickUp agents and worktrees
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add
Add a new task to ClickUp directly (no AI processing)
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detail
Show detailed information about a ClickUp task including description and comments
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update
Update a ClickUp task based on natural language prompt - comment, tag, edit fields
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help
List all available /clickup commands and their functionality
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comment
Add an AI-generated comment to the current ClickUp task
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work
Spawn subagent(s) to work on ClickUp task(s) in their worktree folders
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process
Start processing a ClickUp task - creates branch and updates ClickUp status
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done
Complete work on a ClickUp task - merge, comment, and update status
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