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Architecture reviewer for C#/.NET code. Checks layering, DI registration, interface design, separation of concerns, and consistency with existing patterns. Returns PASS or FAIL with specific findings.
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Correctness reviewer for C#/.NET code. Detects logic errors, edge cases, invalid ranges, race conditions, and data integrity issues. Returns PASS or FAIL with specific findings.
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Performance reviewer for C#/.NET code. Detects N+1 queries, unbatched DB access, missing pagination, hot-path allocations, and scalability issues. Returns PASS or FAIL with specific findings.
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UI/Blazor reviewer for Razor components. Checks accessibility, culture-dependent rendering, CSS correctness, component lifecycle, and Blazor-specific pitfalls. Returns PASS or FAIL with specific findings. Only runs when .razor files are changed.
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A data analyst agent that answers research questions using information stored in Databricks, a platform for working with large data sets.
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An agent that gathers product-discovery research into one summary and prepares an evidence-based go/no-go checklist for stakeholders.
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An experiment-planning agent that checks risky assumptions in a solution design. It writes its output in Russian and can use Databricks data when available.
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A business-analysis agent that estimates the possible effect of a proposed solution using current Databricks data and several scenarios.
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A strategy-analysis agent that combines findings from problem framing, user research, data research, and Jobs to Be Done analysis into evidence-backed insights.
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An analysis agent that applies the Jobs to Be Done framework, a way to describe what people are trying to accomplish and why they choose a solution.
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A data-analysis agent that checks whether a stated product problem is supported by real metrics from Databricks, a platform for storing and querying business data.
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A product-strategy agent that turns research findings into an Opportunity Solution Tree, a map linking a goal to user problems and possible solutions. It also ranks opportunities with RICE, a scoring method based on reach, impact, confidence, and effort, and examines conflicts using TRIZ, an inventive problem-solving framework.
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An agent that turns a product manager’s free-form idea or problem description into a structured problem statement. It writes in Russian and records missing information instead of making assumptions.
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A UX research agent that turns interviews, surveys, and customer-support tickets into organized insights. UX means user experience; the agent writes its results in Russian and uses only the research data provided by the product manager.
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An agent that turns a selected product-management opportunity into a proposed solution design. It defines the hypothesis, solution, user flow, scope, assumptions, and what is excluded from the first version, in Russian.
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A research agent that tests a product idea using computer-generated survey answers. It uses semantic similarity to compare those answers with prepared reference statements, rather than treating the results as real customer research.
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A Russian-language software-analysis agent for cataloguing all confirmed functional behaviours in a service by inspecting its code and related project artifacts.
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A software-analysis agent that records how existing features behave using Given/When/Then statements: the starting conditions, the action, and the expected result.
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An analysis agent that inventories a service’s domain entities and data. Domain entities are the important business objects and records the software works with.
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An analysis agent that finds all entry points of a service, such as web routes, handlers, controllers, and message topics. An entry point is a place where outside input starts processing.
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An analysis agent that groups observed software behaviours into named product features. Reverse engineering means understanding what an existing system does from its code and other evidence.
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An analysis workflow for reverse-engineering a software project's integrations and side effects, meaning external connections and changes caused by the system.