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doc-keeper
Documentation Guardian. Detects stale docs and enforces update rules.
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quality-gate
Strict validator. Runs format, lint, types, and build checks via script.
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build
Build gateway for different targets (macOS, Linux aarch64, Raspberry Pi). Use when building the Rust application for local development or cross-compilation.
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prd
Generate a Product Requirements Document (PRD) for a new feature. Use when planning a feature, starting a new project, or when asked to create a PRD. Triggers on: create a prd, write prd for, plan this feature,...
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verification-loops
Verify changes work before completing. Use browser testing, test suites, and manual checks.
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spec-miner
Reverse-engineer specifications from undocumented code. Use for legacy systems or creating documentation from implementations.
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feedback-loop
Update CLAUDE.md or rules when patterns of errors emerge
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python-pro
Senior Python developer for Python 3.11+. Use for type-safe, async, production-ready code.
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pr-completion
Ensure PR checks pass and conflicts are resolved before completing tasks. Use after creating a PR, when marking tasks as done, or when completing work that resulted in a PR.
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sql-pro
Senior SQL developer for query optimization and complex patterns. Use for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server.
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code-stats
Analyze codebase statistics with tokei (line counts by language) and difft (semantic AST-aware diffs). Use for project composition, refactoring scope, codebase metrics.
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automating-tmux-windows
Automates terminal sessions in tmux windows using MCP tools. Use when launching background processes, monitoring builds/servers, sending commands to debuggers (pdb/gdb), interacting with CLI prompts, using inte...
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rsls-fix
Fix errors caused by corrupted rsls* files. Use when any operation fails mentioning rsls* files (e.g., "bad object *.rslsc", "missing *.rslsd", file not found *.rsls*).
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github-actions-pro
GitHub Actions workflow management specialist. Use for gh run commands, workflow monitoring, log analysis, re-running jobs, and CI/CD debugging.
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golang-pro
Senior Go developer for concurrent, cloud-native systems. Use for Go 1.21+ with goroutines, channels, gRPC, and performance optimization.
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rust-engineer
Senior Rust engineer for systems programming. Use for ownership, async Rust, and zero-cost abstractions.
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skill-creator
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or to...
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parallel-processing
Run multiple tasks in parallel using tmux windows
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ai-orchestration
Multi-model AI collaboration via orchestrator MCP. Use when seeking second opinions, debugging complex issues, building consensus on architectural decisions, conducting code reviews, or needing external validat...
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typescript-pro
Senior TypeScript specialist for type-safe full-stack apps. Use for advanced generics, discriminated unions, and strict mode.
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terraform-engineer
Senior Terraform engineer for IaC. Use for module development, state management, and multi-cloud deployments.
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designmint-name
Mints a new F.18 Name Card with strict Twin-Label and Sense-Seed validation.
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governancehandoff-to-agent
Records a handoff to another agent role within a session.
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workflowgenerate-handoff
Generates a structured handoff artifact with guard rails.
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