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A UI and user-experience review role that turns a technical plan into guidance for an attractive, distinctive interface. It defines visual direction and advises on colour, typography, layout, responsiveness, accessibility, and component systems.
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A Chinese-language coding assistant command for implementing assigned software tasks from a technical plan. It also handles self-testing, code review, progress updates, and recording solutions to problems.
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A Chinese-language command for keeping project documentation aligned with code changes. It updates relevant API guides, README files, architecture notes, and changelogs.
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A knowledge-review workflow that groups repeated lessons and turns them into reusable commands, automatic skills, or separate agents. A command is user-triggered, a skill is an automatic behaviour, and an agent handles a complex multi-step task.
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A command that takes a GitHub Issue—a tracked bug, request, or question—and guides its fix from investigation through testing and submission. TDD means writing a failing test first, then changing the code until the test passes.
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A command for fixing build, type-checking, and compilation errors with only the smallest necessary code changes. It covers common issues such as missing types, invalid imports, null values, configuration errors, and missing dependencies.
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A reference guide for Git commits, branches, and commit-message formats. Git is a tool for tracking code changes and working safely with versions of a project.
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An emergency software-fix workflow that moves directly from development to verification and Git commit, skipping the usual planning and design stages.
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A command for running a trained machine-learning model to produce predictions from input data.
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A command that repeatedly selects, completes, checks, and records development tasks within one coding session.
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A technical-lead workflow that turns product requirements into technical designs and small, actionable tasks. It records numbered design and task documents and updates their indexes.
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A command that reviews the current coding conversation and turns reusable lessons into project notes, rules, or documentation.
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A project-memory manager that keeps current progress, technical decisions, problems, and reusable patterns in Markdown files inside a memory-bank folder.
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A work-mode switcher that changes how the coding agent approaches a task: development, research, review, or planning. Each mode sets priorities and a different working process.
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A command for choosing how the agent assigns different tasks to AI models, balancing response quality against token cost.
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A pair-programming command that makes the developer and coding agent work through a task together. Pair programming means discussing the work, agreeing on decisions, and implementing it step by step with regular confirmation.
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A product-management command that turns a short or unclear request into a written product requirement. It uses the project's existing context to define scope, acceptance criteria, priorities, decisions, and assumptions.
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Command "pr" from xiaobei930/cc-best, covering /pr - 创建 pull request, 任务, pr 格式, summary and test plan.
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A quality-assurance testing agent that checks whether software meets its stated acceptance requirements. It tests normal use, edge cases, failures, and regressions, then classifies the problems it finds.
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A release command for updating a software project’s version, changelog, and Git tag.
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A command for starting a project's development servers. It can detect available services and start all of them or a selected backend API or frontend.
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A command that scans an add-on's own configuration files for security risks, rather than scanning the user's project code.
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A command for reviewing whether work is complete, correct, and still aligned with the goal. It uses checklists for tasks and project phases and records problems by severity.
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A command for managing a project's development services, meaning the local programs that run the application while you build it. It detects the project's runtime and package manager to find service entry points.