Capture an architectural decision from the current conversation as a new ADR record at .ai/adrs/ /adr.md. Use when the user asks to save, record, or document a decision as an ADR, or mentions architecture decision records.
Commit all currently implemented changes using conventional commit practices. Analyzes staged/unstaged changes, constructs a proper conventional commit message, and executes the commit.
Prompt and workflow for generating conventional commit messages using a structured XML format. Guides users to create standardized, descriptive commit messages in line with the Conventional Commits specification, including instructions, examples, and validation.
Produces a complete, executable plan for restructuring a codebase from a monolithic layer-by-type layout (flat components/, hooks/, services/, utils/...) into feature-driven architecture (features/ / + shared/). Use when the user wants to refactor, restructure, or migrate an app from monolith to…
Reviews uncommitted git changes against project rule files (rules/ directory) and built-in React best practices, then conditionally spawns a deslop subagent. Use when the user wants a code review of working-tree changes or mentions "/review-changes".
Turn a feature discussion into Linear issues split by DB schema, DAL, API, and UI. Use when the user asks to create Linear tickets from a conversation, plan a feature as issues, or run the to-linear-issues workflow.
Update the Linear issue status for the ticket the agent is working on via MCP. Use when starting work on a Linear task, finishing implementation, or when the user asks to update ticket status (e.g. PRJ-83, mark done, move to in progress).
Analyse what a code change affects outside its own diff — broken consumers, changed contracts, and coupling that the type checker, linters and greps for symbol names will miss. Use this whenever the user asks what their change breaks, affects, touches, or impacts; when they ask "did I break anything", "what depends on…
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