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cap-to-tap-planner
Plan the quarterly transition from Current Allocation Percentages (CAPs) to Target Allocation Percentages (TAPs) using the 3% rule.
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speech
Toggle text-to-speech for Claude responses
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tap-lookup
Look up Target Allocation Percentages (TAPs) based on revenue level. Returns recommended Profit First percentages for Profit, Owner's Pay, Tax, and OpEx.
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quarterly-distribution
Calculate quarterly profit distribution options including standard distribution, debt destruction, and vault building strategies.
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real-revenue-calculator
Calculate Real Revenue for Profit First allocations. Determines if a business should use Real Revenue (vs Total Revenue) and calculates it.
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task-processor-auto
Process tasks autonomously with automated PR reviews and gap analysis after each PR creation/commit.
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pr-review-loop
Monitor PR for code review, analyze feedback with AI, implement fixes, and merge when approved with CI green.
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changelog-manager
Create and update CHANGELOG.md with entries that include AI model/CLI attribution, PRD context, and task references.
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test-plan-generator
Generate comprehensive E2E test plans from PRDs, task lists, or descriptions with environment-aware prerequisites and issue tracking.
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tasklist-generator
Generate high-level tasks and gated sub-tasks from a PRD, with agent assignments, commit/PR strategy, and relevant files.
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tasklist-generator
Generate high-level tasks and gated sub-tasks from a PRD, with agent assignments, commit/PR strategy, and relevant files.
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dialectical-autocoder
Orchestrate adversarial player-coach loop for high-quality code synthesis. Based on dialectical autocoding methodology.
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production-readiness
Generate comprehensive pre-launch checklist of user stories, acceptance criteria, and smoke tests to validate before going live in production.
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task-processor
Process a task list one sub-task at a time with pause/confirm gates, test/commit protocol, and file tracking.
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task-processor-parallel
Process tasks using async background subagents for massive parallelization and speedup.
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test-plan-generator
Generate comprehensive E2E test plans from PRDs, task lists, or descriptions with environment-aware prerequisites and issue tracking.
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task-processor-auto
Process tasks autonomously with automated PR reviews and gap analysis after each PR creation/commit.
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prd-writer
Create a clear, actionable PRD with clarifying questions and a junior-friendly structure.
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task-processor
Process a task list one sub-task at a time with pause/confirm gates, test/commit protocol, and file tracking.
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changelog-manager
Create and update CHANGELOG.md with entries that include AI model/CLI attribution, PRD context, and task references.
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user-story-generator
Generate standalone user stories for features without creating a full PRD. Perfect for backlog grooming and story refinement.
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frontend-design-concept
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...
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pr-review-loop
Monitor PR for code review, analyze feedback with AI, implement fixes, and merge when approved with CI green.
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task-processor
Process a task list one sub-task at a time with pause/confirm gates, test/commit protocol, and file tracking.
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