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Track working plans and tasks using Miller's mutable plan system. Activates when planning work, tracking progress, or managing multiple tasks. Provides working memory with atomic updates and one active plan enf...
Autonomously explore unfamiliar codebases using Miller's code intelligence. Use semantic search, symbol navigation, and call path tracing to understand architecture without reading entire files. Activates when...
Detect empty catch blocks and exception swallowing anti-patterns. Finds catch blocks that silently ignore errors without logging or rethrowing. Works across all languages. Use when user asks about error handlin...
Use Miller's semantic search capabilities for conceptual code understanding. Activates when searching for concepts, cross-language patterns, business logic, or exploring unfamiliar code. Combines text and seman...
Build persistent project knowledge using checkpoint/recall. Activates when fixing bugs, making decisions, or investigating past work. Creates automatic knowledge base through systematic checkpointing and semant...
Detect hardcoded secrets, API keys, passwords, and credentials in source code. Security audit for leaked secrets. Works across all languages. Use when user asks about security issues or secret detection.
Intelligently choose between semantic and text search based on query intent. Automatically selects the best search mode (semantic for concepts, text for exact terms, symbols for definitions) and provides releva...
Perform safe code refactoring with reference checking and validation. Uses Miller's rename_symbol for workspace-wide renames and fast_refs for impact analysis. Activates when user wants to refactor, rename, or...
A skill with a name that might conflict. Use for testing conflict detection.
A test local skill for Claude. Use when testing local skills detection.
A skill with a name that might conflict. Use for testing conflict detection.
Helps with project-specific tasks. Use when the user asks about this project's structure or conventions.
A test local skill for Codex. Use when testing Codex-specific local skills.
Use when reviewing code, PRs, or discussing code quality standards. Applies team coding standards and review methodology.
Automatically detects Jira issue mentions (EC-1234, IS-8046, URLs) and intelligently fetches context via jira-analyzer subagent when needed for the conversation
Automatically detects GitHub PR mentions (URLs,
Automatically detects Datadog resource mentions (URLs, service queries, natural language) and intelligently fetches condensed context via datadog-analyzer subagent when needed for the conversation (plugin:schov...
Review all .md files for naming conventions, conciseness, consistency, and completeness. Use when creating or editing any markdown file.
Automatically check documentation-code consistency after implementation. Verifies README.md and docs/*.md match actual code.
Fork a terminal session to a new terminal window. Use this when the user requests 'fork terminal' or 'create a new terminal' or 'new terminal: ' or 'fork session: '.
Reviews code for architecture, performance, API design, and maintainability. AUTOMATICALLY INVOKE when user mentions "review", "PR", "pull request", "code review", "backend review", or "analyze code". Verifies...
Apply Domain-Driven Design, Clean Architecture, CQRS, and command/query patterns to code reviews and feature design. Use when analyzing or designing code in Application, Service, Infrastructure, DataAccess, Val...
Extracts and displays JSON data from Apache Avro files. Use this when the user wants to read, convert, or view the contents of an .avro file. Automatically deserializes nested JSON fields for better readability...
Transforms rough work notes into professional competency document mapped to company competency model (CL, TW, A&D, COMM, CS, PE, M, TS). Use when documenting work for performance reviews, promotion discussions,...
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