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visual-communicator
Enforces Visual Communication Standards. Use this skill when explaining complex logic, architectures, workflows, or when the user asks for diagrams.
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sdd-architect
Enforces Specification-Driven Development (SDD). Use this skill when the user wants to create new features, start a project, or requests changes. It ensures no code is written without an approved plan.
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memory-keeper
Manages project structure, auto-saves artifacts, and performs recovery protocols. Use this skill at the end of tasks or when encountering errors.
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the-auditor
Audits code and plans against the 9 Articles of Development and Pre-Implementation Gates. Use this skill before submitting code or when the user asks for a review.
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the-auditor
Audits code and plans against the 9 Articles of Development and Pre-Implementation Gates. Use this skill before submitting code or when the user asks for a review.
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memory-keeper
Manages project structure, auto-saves artifacts, and performs recovery protocols. Use this skill at the end of tasks or when encountering errors.
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sdd-architect
Enforces Specification-Driven Development (SDD). Use this skill when the user wants to create new features, start a project, or requests changes. It ensures no code is written without an approved plan.
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visual-communicator
Enforces Visual Communication Standards. Use this skill when explaining complex logic, architectures, workflows, or when the user asks for diagrams.
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