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local-repo-check
Verify implementation status by scanning local Git repositories for code, tests, and commit history. Use when checking if a feature is actually implemented.
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update-timeline
Update the chronological events index with deep understanding of transcripts, messages, and communications. Use when user says "update timeline", "index events", or "process transcripts".
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linear-sync
Updates Linear issues based on project-status evidence. Use when asked to sync Linear with code evidence or update issue status.
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import-notion
Import pages from Notion workspace to local markdown files
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github-repo-check
Verify implementation status by querying GitHub API for PRs, issues, Actions, and deployments. Use when checking remote repo activity.
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import-hyprnote
Import Hyprnote meeting transcripts to project-specific context repositories
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grounded-query
Verifies factual claims against source documents. Use when answering questions about meeting content, decisions, project details, or any assertion that should be grounded in data files.
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linear-check
Verify implementation status by querying Linear API for issues. Use when checking issue tracking status.
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project-status
Reports implementation status of project components with evidence. Use when asked about what's done, in progress, or planned for a project.
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