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git-commit
Generates clear, concise git commit messages in Japanese from staged changes. Use when the user asks to create a commit, write a commit message, or review staged changes for committing.
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manage-plan-todos
docs/plan.md内のTODOリストを管理します。TODO項目の追加、完了マーク、整理を行います。 ユーザーがplan.mdの更新、TODO管理、計画の進捗確認を依頼したときに使用してください。 プロジェクト固有のTODO形式ルール（フラッ...
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idlergear
Knowledge management for AI-assisted development. Use this skill when: - Starting a new session or resuming work - User asks about tasks, bugs, notes, or project status - User mentions: "what's next", "where di...
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idlergear
Knowledge management for AI-assisted development. Use this skill when: - Starting a new session or resuming work - User asks about tasks, bugs, notes, or project status - User mentions: "what's next", "where di...
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idlergear
Knowledge management for AI-assisted development. Use this skill when: - Starting a new session or resuming work - User asks about tasks, bugs, notes, or project status - User mentions: "what's next", "where di...
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codex-delegation
How to delegate implementation tasks to Codex workers via MCP. Use when executing tasks that require code implementation by GPT Codex workers.
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verification-rules
4-layer verification system for task completion. Use when verifying that a task has been fully completed before marking it done.
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spec-workflow
Spec-driven development workflow for building features with research, requirements, design, and task phases
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review-criteria
Criteria for reviewing Codex worker outputs across 5 dimensions. Use when reviewing code submitted by workers before approval.
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dev-server
Manage the development server lifecycle. Use when starting, stopping, restarting the dev server, checking server status, viewing server logs, or before testing changes that require a running server.
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receiving-code-review
Collects and organizes code review feedback into actionable tasks.
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improve-gemmi
Improve code using local Gemmi documentation and source
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moonshot-detect-uncertainty
Detects missing requirements and generates clarification questions. Use after classification/complexity to decide if user input is needed.
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manage-nix
Quick reference for Nix + Home Manager commands and patterns. Use for package management and dotfiles configuration.
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explore-chimerax-commands
ChimeraX command exploration and MCP operation reference
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reference-atomworks
Reference AtomWorks documentation and source for code improvement
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check-sysinfo
Check machine performance and hardware specs
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moonshot-orchestrator
PM workflow orchestrator. Analyzes user requests and automatically runs the optimal agent chain.
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codex-review-code
Review implementation quality and regression risks via claude-delegator (Code Reviewer expert). Use after implementation for complex tasks, refactors, or API changes.
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codex-test-integration
Validate integration impact and regression risks via claude-delegator (Code Reviewer expert). Use for complex tasks or API integration.
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doc-sync
Synchronizes documentation across agents to reflect planning changes and status updates.
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reference-pydantic
Reference Pydantic documentation and source for code improvement
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review-skill
Review Claude Code skills for quality and correctness
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codex-validate-plan
Validate architecture/plan quality via claude-delegator (Plan Reviewer expert). Use after writing context.md for complex feature/refactor work.
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