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xcode-file-manager

gioe

Add Swift files to the AIQ Xcode project. Use when creating new Swift files (views, view models, services, models, tests) that need to be added to the Xcode project and build targets.

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run-ios-test

gioe

Run iOS unit tests for the AIQ project. Supports running all tests, a specific test file, or a specific test method. Use this skill whenever you need to verify iOS code changes or run the test suite.

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analyze

gioe

Analyze a specific topic and produce a comprehensive markdown report in docs/analysis/

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md-section

gioe

Extract a specific section from a Markdown file by heading name. Use this to efficiently read targeted documentation sections instead of loading entire files.

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build-ios-project

gioe

Build the AIQ iOS project to verify compilation succeeds. Use this skill to confirm code changes compile correctly before running tests or committing.

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groom-backlog

gioe

Groom the Jira backlog by closing completed tickets, removing redundant/stale tickets, reprioritizing, and assigning agents

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sos-play

schneiderlin

Play Settlements of Survival (SOS) game via nREPL using Clojure functions. Use this when you need to control the game camera, create warehouses, inspect furniture, control time flow, or automate game actions.

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expense-sharing

avifenesh

Expense sharing calculations, split types (EQUAL/PERCENTAGE/FIXED), participant state management, and settlement tracking. Use when working with shared expenses, split calculations, payment status transitions,...

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prisma-patterns

avifenesh

Prisma schema constraints, decimal handling, soft delete patterns, and database conventions. Use when working with schema changes, unique constraints, decimal precision, or database operations.

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multi-currency

avifenesh

Exchange rate management, currency conversion, and Frankfurter API integration. Use when working with USD/EUR/ILS conversions, exchange rates, or multi-currency dashboard displays.

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deploy-bot

unarmedpuppy

Safe deployment of Polymarket trading bot with regression tests and active trade protection

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update-strategy-docs

unarmedpuppy

Update Polymarket bot strategy documentation after code changes. Use after modifying gabagool.py, polymarket.py, or any strategy-related code to ensure STRATEGY_ARCHITECTURE.md and strategy-rules.md accurately...

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silo

0xBigBoss

Guides usage of the silo CLI for isolated Tilt and k3d dev environments. Use when working with silo.toml, silo commands, profile switching, port isolation, or Tilt/k3d bootstrap.

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angular-component-development

EvanMcCormick

Use when creating or modifying Angular components in MusicTheory - ensures standalone component pattern, proper RxJS subscription management, and integration with MusicTheoryService

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music-theory-verification

EvanMcCormick

Use when implementing or debugging music theory calculations - provides verification methods for intervals, note naming, scale construction, and chord voicings to catch common mathematical errors

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adding-scales-chords

EvanMcCormick

Use when adding new scales, modes, or chord types to MusicTheory - ensures correct interval math, proper categorization, and sharp/flat preferences based on music theory conventions

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audio-implementation

EvanMcCormick

Use when implementing audio features, adding new instruments, or modifying Tone.js synthesis - ensures proper resource management, prevents memory leaks, and maintains consistent audio quality

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adding-instruments

EvanMcCormick

Use when adding new musical instruments (ukulele, mandolin, etc.) to the app - covers data model setup, tuning definitions, rendering considerations, and audio synthesis configuration

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