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breakdown-review-tasks
Review generated tasks for quality and completeness. Called by /breakdown skill after task generation.
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crd-context-update
Incremental PROJECT.md update using git diff. Only re-analyzes changed areas for efficient context maintenance.
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execute
Main entry point for hierarchical task execution. Orchestrates layer-by-layer implementation of PRD tasks with parallel worktree execution.
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breakdown-generate-tasks
Generate implementation task files for a specific layer. Called by /breakdown skill during Phase 4.
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breakdown-plan-layers
Plan layer structure and task groupings from PRD analysis. Called by /breakdown skill during Phase 3.
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execute-layer
Handles one layer of task execution. Groups ready tasks into batches, spawns batch agents, and processes merge queue after each batch.
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breakdown
Break down a PRD or CRD into self-contained implementation tasks for LLM execution. Use when you have a PRD/CRD file and want to generate executable task files for autonomous implementation.
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crd-investigate
Deep codebase investigation to generate PROJECT.md context. Analyzes architecture, patterns, features, APIs, and schemas.
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execute-verify
Independent verification agent using Haiku. Runs verification commands from task XML and reports pass/fail with actionable feedback.
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execute-task
Implements one task in an isolated git worktree following TDD. Creates commits for implementation and fixes, invokes independent verification.
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execute-batch
Handles one batch of tasks. Spawns task agents in parallel using git worktrees, waits for completion, and updates state.
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breakdown-analyze-prd
Analyze a PRD to extract features, tech stack, and implementation requirements. Called by /breakdown skill during Phase 2.
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crd-impact-analysis
Analyze the impact of a proposed change on an existing codebase. Identifies affected files, features, and potential breaking changes.
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crd
Orchestrates Change Request Document workflow. Manages context, captures changes, analyzes impact, and generates CRD files.
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execute-merge
Merges completed task worktree to main branch. Handles sequential merge queue to prevent conflicts.
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design-critique
Simulates the professional design critique process. Forces questioning of every design decision, validates intentionality, checks optical balance, and ensures designs serve specific product purposes rather than...
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orchestrator
Multi-phase workflow orchestration pattern for main agents. Enables structured planning, delegation to sub-agents, parallel execution, and result aggregation.
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design-brief
Creates contextual design briefs before any visual work begins. Establishes product purpose, user specificity, design principles, and anti-goals. Prevents generic "template" design by requiring specific context...
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optical-refinement
Reviews designs for optical balance issues that mathematical precision misses. Covers typography kerning, visual alignment, spacing rhythm, color weight, and the human touch that distinguishes professional desi...
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design-decisions
Forces documentation of the reasoning behind every significant design decision. Creates a decision log that explains WHY choices were made, alternatives considered, and trade-offs accepted. Prevents unjustified...
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