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ppage
Captures session learnings, decisions, and context to a markdown file for future agent ramp-up. Use when user says "ppage", "page context", "save context", "capture learnings", or before ending a substantial wo...
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7Repository stars across indexed skills
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42Average repository stars per indexed skill
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find
Fast file and code search using `fd` and `rg`. Use when the user asks to locate files or search code patterns.
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write-pr-desc
Generate a GitHub Pull Request description. Creates structured, reviewer-centric PR descriptions with title, summary, why (before/after), implementation details, and impact. Use when user says "write PR descrip...
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analyze-changes
Interactive chunk-by-chunk review of PR or branch changes. Identifies logical groupings, explains each chunk, and critiques for issues. Use when user says "analyze-changes", "review changes", "review this PR",...
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multi-mind
Multi-specialist collaborative analysis for complex decisions. Spawns parallel subagents with diverse domain expertise to analyze a topic from multiple angles. Use when user says "multi-mind", or for complex ar...
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analyze-function
Deep line-by-line analysis of a function or method. Explains what each line does, why it's written that way, performance implications, edge cases, and design patterns. Use when user says "analyze-function", "an...
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simplify-code
Simplifies code for clarity and maintainability while preserving exact behavior. Focuses on recently modified code. Use when user says "simplify", "simplify code", "make this simpler", "clean up", or "refactor...
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