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test-triage
Debugs failing tests, flaky tests, and Node processes that won't exit after tests complete. Use when backend/shared/frontend tests fail or hang.
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milestone-delivery-path-reanalysis
Keeps GitHub milestone descriptions in sync with milestone issue CRUD by reanalyzing delivery slices, inserting gaps, and applying a deterministic ordered plan (with auth + heredoc guardrails). This should be u...
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exit-consistency-audit
Runs and interprets exit graph consistency scans (dangling exits, orphan locations, missing reciprocal exits). Use when exits/navigation look wrong or when changing location graph data.
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shared-release-workflow
Enforces the two-stage shared→backend workflow (publish shared first, then consume from registry). Use when changing both shared/ and backend/ or when shared package versioning/publishing is involved.
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world-content-generation
Generate or refine world lore, locations, NPCs, factions, and prompt templates for The Shifting Atlas while respecting established docs, D&D constraints, and traversal invariants.
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functions-local-dev
Runs and troubleshoots the Azure Functions backend locally (build/watch/func host start, local.settings modes). Use when developing or debugging backend HTTP/queue functions.
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prompts-quality-gate
Validates and bundles prompt templates (schema validation, secret token scan, canonical hashes, bundle artifact). Use when editing shared/src/prompts/templates or when prompt validation/bundling fails.
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