dev-swarm-slash-commands
Create custom slash commands for popular AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI). Use when user asks to create slash commands, custom commands, or reusable prompts for AI agent CLIs.
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Create custom slash commands for popular AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI). Use when user asks to create slash commands, custom commands, or reusable prompts for AI agent CLIs.
To run a short command and wait for the result, execute a synchronous shell command via the manager and return full output.
To choose an option in a dropdown, select one or more values in a select element.
To enable or disable widget selection mode in a running Flutter app, set selection mode after connecting to the Dart Tooling Daemon.
Define the Minimum Viable Product scope, prioritize features, and establish success criteria to deliver the smallest testable product. Use when starting stage 03 (mvp) or when user asks to define MVP scope or p...
Set up DevOps infrastructure including GitHub repositories, CI/CD pipelines, containerization, and cloud infrastructure (AWS, RunPod). Use when starting stage 08 (devops) or when user asks about CI/CD, Docker,...
open a URL, open a web page, open web browser, or navigate the current page in the web browser to a new URL.
To view hover details such as docs and types at a cursor position, get hover information for a file location.
To apply latest code changes to a running Flutter app, trigger hot reload after connecting to the Dart Tooling Daemon.
Control the computer by taking screenshots, moving the mouse, clicking, and typing. Use this skill when you need to interact with GUI applications or perform actions that require visual feedback.
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