pm-status-trigger
Natural language wrapper for PM status commands - automatically triggers /pm:status, /pm:next, /pm:blocked, /pm:in-progress when users ask about project status, next tasks, or blockers
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Natural language wrapper for PM status commands - automatically triggers /pm:status, /pm:next, /pm:blocked, /pm:in-progress when users ask about project status, next tasks, or blockers
Detect framework and tooling issues then suggest creating REPAIR- tasks to address them systematically - ANALYSIS-ONLY skill that identifies problems and proposes structured fixes
Natural language wrapper for ContextKit planning commands - automatically triggers /ctxk:plan commands when users request planning assistance
Natural language wrapper for PM workflow commands - automatically triggers /pm:epic-start, /pm:issue-start, /pm:prd-parse when users express PM workflow intent
Provide analysis and recommendations for error handling patterns, Sentry integration, and error monitoring strategies - ANALYSIS-ONLY skill that provides guidance without modifying code
Natural language wrapper for code review - automatically triggers /code-review when users express intent to review code, check for bugs, or validate code quality
Natural language wrapper for git commands - automatically triggers /git:commit, /git:status, /git:push when users express git workflow intent
Natural language wrapper for validation commands - automatically triggers /validate-and-fix when users request quality checks, linting, or auto-fixes
Specialized guidance for creating, modifying, and debugging cc-sessions hooks that enforce DAIC discipline, write-gating, and framework integrity
Specialized guidance for developing cc-sessions API commands and subsystems for state management, task operations, configuration, and protocol execution
Guide the development and modification of skills within the cc-sessions framework - helps create new skills, modify existing ones, and ensure proper integration with the skill activation system
Provide comprehensive guidance for developing and maintaining the cc-sessions framework core functionality - primary skill for hooks, sessions, tasks, middleware, route handlers, and API endpoints
Suggest LCMP compaction when explicitly requested - provides guidance on promoting durable information to decisions.md, insights.md, and gotchas.md without auto-compaction
Parse and execute incoming handoffs from Cursor following the normalized handoff schema with mixed-capability phases (analysis and write-capable)
Explain the DAIC (Discuss-Align-Implement-Check) workflow, help users understand current mode, what's allowed in each mode, and how to transition between modes - ANALYSIS-ONLY skill
Execute comprehensive framework health checks to validate core cc-sessions functionality including write-gating, state persistence, skill precedence, LCMP freshness, and handoff log structure
Validate version synchronization between claude.md and claude-reference.md to ensure framework documentation consistency and detect version drift
Natural language wrapper for testing commands - automatically triggers /testing:run when users request test execution
Natural language wrapper for research command - automatically triggers /research when users ask questions requiring deep research, best practices lookup, or multi-source information gathering
Orchestrate comprehensive assessment of newly created skills to determine if they should auto-trigger using context-gathering, code-analyzer, and optional research-expert agents with prioritized evaluation crit...
Natural language wrapper for checkpoint commands - automatically triggers /checkpoint:create, /checkpoint:restore, /checkpoint:list when users request checkpoint operations
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