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Addresses PR review comments by making code changes and posting replies. Takes a PR number or auto-detects from current branch. Use when the user wants to address review feedback, respond to PR comments, fix PR...
Review overall codebase health, architecture, and patterns using Google's engineering principles. Takes optional focus area. Use when the user wants to review code quality, assess architecture, or says "/review...
Sets up a new Django project with RAPID architecture using uv. Creates horizontal layer structure with DRF, Docker/PostgreSQL support, and environment-based configuration. Use when the user wants to initialise...
Generate a structural overview and dependency diagram of the codebase. Use when the user wants to understand codebase structure, visualise architecture, or says "/codebase-map".
Review a pull request using Google's code review principles. Takes a PR number or auto-detects from current branch. Use when the user wants to review a PR, check PR changes, or says "/review-pr 123".
Refines an existing implementation plan through discussion with the user. Takes a GitHub issue number. Use when the user wants to refine a plan, discuss a plan, change a plan, or says "refine plan X" or "let's...
Creates GitHub issues to capture work that needs to be done. Records intent with context about the codebase, not implementation plans. Use when the user wants to track work, create a ticket, log a task, or says...
Sets up a new Python library project using uv in the current directory. Creates project structure, installs dev dependencies, and optionally configures git remote. Use when the user wants to initialise a Python...
Splits uncommitted changes into multiple logical commits by functionality. Use when asked to organize commits, split changes, or create atomic commits.
Uses multiple parallel finder agents and multiple oracle consultations simultaneously for broad analysis. Use when asked to search from multiple angles, investigate across many files, or need parallel multi-per...
Performs sequential multi-round oracle analysis where each round builds on previous findings. Use when user specifies analysis count (e.g., "analyze 5 times"), asks to think repeatedly, or needs progressive ref...
Apply when working with Vue components, composables, stores, or styling. Ensures code matches established project patterns.
Use when creating new skills, editing existing skills, or verifying skills work before deployment - applies TDD to process documentation by testing with subagents before writing, iterating until bulletproof aga...
Use when user requests "parallel" commands, running multiple builds/tests simultaneously, or long-running tasks. Use `gob add` instead of parallel Bash tool calls - gob provides job management, output capture,...
Implement fixes for specific CodeRabbit review issues. Runs in isolated subagent context with focused task. Verifies fixes with tests before returning. Use one per issue from triage task list.
Analyze code review findings and create execution plan. Decides parallel vs sequential fixing based on issue severity and independence. Returns structured task list with clear fixer instructions.
Use when completing work on a task or feature. Prompts for code review before finishing. ALWAYS invoke this skill before saying work is done.
Use after completing file changes - strongest for source code (AST-aware linting, security, tests), lighter support for markdown/config. Dispatches CodeRabbit reviewer subagent. ALWAYS request review before con...
Apply when writing styles. Ensures consistency with design system and project patterns.
Generates clear commit messages from git diffs. Use when writing commit messages or reviewing staged changes.
Specialized agent for code review, debugging critique, and quality assessment
Orchestrator agent for coordinating multiple AI agents in a persistent system
Common patterns and best practices for multi-agent coordination
Advanced memory management techniques for the OpenCode memory system
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