recall-memory
Search and retrieve from memory. Use when user asks about past conversations, "what did we discuss", "find my notes about", "remember when", or needs historical context.
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Search and retrieve from memory. Use when user asks about past conversations, "what did we discuss", "find my notes about", "remember when", or needs historical context.
Implements concise, streamlined Python code matching exact architect specifications. Use when writing Python code, creating modules, or when the user asks to implement features in Python.
Provides concise, focused code reviews matching exact task complexity requirements. Use when reviewing code quality, security, or when the user asks for code review.
Designs concise, streamlined backend systems matching exact task requirements. Use when planning APIs, data models, system architecture, or when the user requests backend design work.
Debug PDF text extraction issues. Use when parser is producing wrong data, missing units, or garbled text from a PDF.
Understand data structures in the GCACW parser pipeline (raw tables, parsed units, web JSON). Use when debugging data issues, understanding field mappings between stages, checking column configurations, or inve...
Parse a new GCACW game PDF to extract scenario data. Use when adding a new game to the roster generator, extracting units from PDF tables, or setting up scenario names.
Regenerate web JSON data after parser changes. Use after modifying parse_raw_tables.py, game_configs.json, or convert_to_web.py, or when data needs refreshing.
Extract unit counter images from VASSAL game modules (.vmod files) for roster generation. Use when adding counter images to a game, setting up image mappings for units, or troubleshooting missing/mismatched uni...
Comprehensive code review using senior developer standards (YAGNI, DRY, avoiding god classes, data-driven architecture)
Code quality and CI requirements. Auto-triggered when discussing commits, PRs, or quality.
Optimize Claude prompts for clarity and effectiveness. Use when creating, refining, or reviewing commands, agents, skills, or system prompts.
Frontend/backend API contract definitions. Use for defining API endpoints, Pydantic to TypeScript mapping, schema validation, error responses, and pagination contracts.
Generate test boilerplate from code or specs. Use for creating new tests, setting up test files, pytest fixtures, page objects, and E2E test scaffolding.
Test development with pytest, fixtures, and integration testing. Use for writing tests, test patterns, coverage, parametrization, and debugging test failures.
Visual design for Guitar Tone Shootout - design tokens, colors, typography, component patterns, and aesthetic principles. Use for UI decisions and styling.
Chrome DevTools MCP for interactive debugging and development. Use for CSS inspection, network debugging, console access, performance profiling, and real-time development iteration.
Development hot reload behavior. Auto-triggered when discussing file watching, rebuilds, or dev server.
Jinja2 SSR pages with HTMX for interactivity, Alpine.js for UI state, and Tailwind CSS for styling. React islands only for complex interactive components (SignalChainBuilder).
HTMX patterns for server-driven interactivity, WebSocket real-time updates, and progressive enhancement
Generate epic progress reports. Use for epic status, story tracking, blocker detection, and progress summaries.
Micro-task development patterns with 50% context budget. Use for task decomposition, context management, escape hatch protocols, and orchestration patterns.
GitHub issue workflow management with gh CLI and native dependency tracking. Use for gh commands, finding next issues, viewing issue dependencies, and claiming issues.
FastAPI backend development with SQLAlchemy 2.0, Pydantic v2, and async Python. Use for API endpoints, database models, migrations, authentication, and background tasks.
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