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Guide for the fort control plane - secure inter-host communication system. Use when adding capabilities to hosts, writing handlers, understanding the GC protocol, or debugging control plane issues. Triggers on...
SSO integration guidance for fort-nix services. Use when adding authentication to a service, choosing an SSO mode, configuring oauth2-proxy, or troubleshooting auth issues. Triggers on fort.cluster.services sso...
Update home-manager/dotfiles configuration. Use when asked to bump dotfiles, update home-config, refresh home-manager, or similar requests about the dev environment configuration.
watchOS and iOS testing expert for unit tests, UI tests, and test-driven development. Use when working with XCTest, testing SwiftUI views, testing WatchKit components, or implementing test strategies for watch...
Push notification and UNUserNotificationCenter expert. Use when working with APNs, actionable notifications, notification categories, or local notifications on watchOS/iOS.
Launch the live watch debug monitor TUI to track integration events in real-time
SwiftUI component expert for building reusable views, custom modifiers, and view compositions. Use when creating new SwiftUI views, refactoring UI code, or building watchOS-specific interfaces.
Write PHPUnit tests for WordPress components following SOMA testing standards and conventions
Create ACF flexible content blocks (partials) following SOMA PageBuilder architecture
Create new Elementor widgets following SOMA theme standards with complete file structure, tests, and translations
Framework for reasoning about competing hypotheses when analyzing correlated failures. Use when observing patterns across multiple entities and need to determine probable cause with quantified confidence scorin...
Plan and design tests with a UX-first approach. Use this skill when: (1) Adding new features that need test coverage, (2) Fixing bugs and need to prevent regression, (3) Reviewing or improving existing test cov...
Guide documentation updates through the Architecture Decision Workflow. You must use this skill when: (1) Code changes reveal undocumented or conflicting conventions, (2) A learning or incident suggests documen...
Manage beads issues for tracking development work. Use this skill when: (1) Starting a new task or feature, (2) Creating implementation or testing plans, (3) Tracking session progress and discoveries, (4) Findi...
Architecture and ADR workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when documenting system design, decisions, tradeoffs, or rationale that must be tracked over time.
Capture dotnet environment and CI-style build diagnostics with binlog and summary output.
Sync workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when aligning local work items with GitHub issues, creating branches, or reconciling doc backlinks.
Sync workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when aligning local work items with GitHub issues, creating branches, or reconciling doc backlinks.
GitHub workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when creating pull requests from work items or wiring GitHub-specific actions.
Documentation workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when creating or updating specs, ADRs, runbooks, guides, or general docs, and when syncing backlinks or change notes.
Define canonical dotnet format and analyzer verification commands, and provide scripts that generate a format/analyzer report. Use when checking formatting or Roslyn analyzers without reformatting everything.
Work item management for Workbench CLI. Use when creating, updating, linking, or closing work items and tracking execution status.
Documentation workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when creating or updating specs, ADRs, runbooks, guides, or general docs, and when syncing backlinks or change notes.
Run dotnet test, capture failed test cases, and generate a rerun filter plus a markdown failure summary. Use when test runs fail and you need a focused rerun command or a compact failure report.
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