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prd

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Create, sync, and manage PRDs in Google Docs. Draft new PRDs from PM interviews, sync existing PRDs, and push discoveries back.

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orchestrate

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Orchestrate large multi-workstream projects using git worktrees for parallel development. Load MasterSpec, allocate worktrees, dispatch implementers, monitor convergence, process merge queue.

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deploy

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Deploy CDKTF infrastructure stacks to AWS. Handles stack deployment, asset staging, output management, and environment configuration. Understands deployment sequences and stack dependencies.

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enforce

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Validate atomic specs meet atomicity criteria

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atomize

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Decompose high-level specs into atomic specs

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browser-test

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Execute browser-based UI testing using Chrome MCP tools. Tests user interactions, visual outcomes, captures evidence. Use for UI features after implementation and security review.

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unify

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Validate spec-implementation-test alignment and convergence for spec groups. Checks spec completeness, atomic spec coverage, implementation evidence, test evidence, and traceability. Use after implementation an...

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test

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Write tests that verify atomic spec acceptance criteria and requirements. Maps each AC to specific test cases, follows AAA pattern, ensures deterministic isolated tests. Use in parallel with implementation or a...

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security

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Review implementation for security vulnerabilities and best practices. Checks input validation, injection prevention, auth/authz, secrets handling. Use after code review before merge.

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code-review

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Review implementation for code quality, style consistency, and best practices. Runs before security review. READ-ONLY - reports issues but does not fix them.

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spec

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Author specifications (TaskSpec for small-medium tasks, WorkstreamSpec for complex single-workstream tasks, or coordinate MasterSpec creation for multi-workstream efforts). Use after PM requirements gathering o...

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docs

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Generate documentation from implementation. Creates user docs, API docs, and architecture docs. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for substantial changes, especially public APIs.

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pm

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Product manager skill for interviewing users to gather requirements, clarify ambiguities, refine iterations, and gather feedback on features. Use at the start of any task requiring a spec, or when gathering use...

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route

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Analyze task complexity and route to appropriate workflow. Defaults to oneoff-spec (specs are cheap, bugs are expensive). Use oneoff-vibe only for truly trivial changes or explicit user override. Use orchestrat...

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implement

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Implement code changes based on approved atomic specs. Executes one atomic spec at a time, gathers evidence, and escalates if implementation reveals spec gaps. Use after spec group approval.

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refactor

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Improve code quality while preserving behavior. Handles tech debt, pattern migrations, and structural improvements. Test suite is the contract - all tests must continue passing.

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investigate

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Investigate connection points between specs, atomic specs, and master specs. Surface inconsistencies in env vars, APIs, data shapes, and deployment assumptions before implementation.

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