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Verify whether a service, feature, or contract is safe to deploy to production. Use when preparing for deployment, reviewing release candidates, or validating production configs. Triggers on "production ready",...
Create high-quality Claude Code skills with proper structure, effective descriptions, and best practices. Use when creating a new skill, writing SKILL.md files, setting up skill directories, or asking how to ma...
Plan and implement microservices for Optima platform. Use when building new services, features, or integrations. Generates phased implementation roadmaps following Optima patterns - Database Gateway, append-onl...
Audit frontend code for security, UX regressions, performance, and accessibility issues. Use when reviewing React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, or any frontend code changes. Triggers on "audit frontend", "review UI",...
Review architectural changes for coupling, blast radius, and long-term impact. Use when evaluating system design changes, cross-service dependencies, API changes, or infrastructure modifications. Triggers on "a...
Security auditor for smart contracts - identifies vulnerabilities, logic flaws, reentrancy, access control issues, MEV/economic attacks, and oracle manipulation. Use when auditing Solidity, Vyper, or Rust/Ancho...
Assess whether tests actually protect the system from regressions. Use when reviewing test coverage, evaluating test quality, or identifying missing tests. Triggers on "test review", "test quality", "coverage g...
Identify attackers, assets, trust boundaries, and realistic attack paths. Use when analyzing security posture, reviewing new features for threats, or creating threat models. Triggers on "threat model", "attack...
Write HashiCorp-compliant Terraform infrastructure code for Azure with automated style validation. Optimized for azurerm and azapi providers. Use when implementing Terraform resources, modules, or configuration...
Run and validate tests for the Yui Protocol. Use after code changes, bug fixes, or when verifying functionality.
Implement v2.0 dynamic dialogue features for Yui Protocol. Use when working on memory hierarchy, consensus system, or facilitator agent.
Create new AI agent implementations for the Yui Protocol system. Use when adding agents like Yui, Eiro, Kanshi.
Manage RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) indexes. Use for indexing outputs, sessions, or checking RAG statistics.
Systematically fetch, analyze, and fix code review issues from GitHub Pull Requests. Use when the user asks to review and fix code issues from AI code reviewers (like Gemini Code Assist, GitHub Copilot, CodeRab...
Create multi-platform explainer videos (YouTube, Shorts, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn) with intelligent orchestration, Brand × Platform × Style configuration, and learning memory
Use when creating explainer videos, video content for YouTube/TikTok/Instagram/LinkedIn, or when user mentions /video command. Creates multi-platform explainer videos with intelligent orchestration, learning me...
Session wrap-up workflow. Use when user asks to "wrap up session", "end session", "/wrap", or wants to analyze completed work before ending.
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications. Generates creative, polished code that avoid...
Cancel active clarify loop
Start iterative requirement clarification loop. Use this skill when the user has a vague requirement and wants to clarify it through structured questioning. Transforms unclear requirements into precise, actiona...
Idiomatic Go patterns and conventions from official Effective Go guide. Use when writing Go code to ensure proper naming, error handling, concurrency patterns, interface design, and Go-specific idioms. Triggers...
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Simplifies and refines code for clarity, consistency, and maintainability while preserving all functionality. Focuses on recently modified code unless instructed otherwise.
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