Agent Claude Code
Use this agent to prepare a one-off, ad-hoc task file in ai-docs/actual-todo/ from a free-form description, without touching ai-docs/todos/task-master.md. It detects the current git context, claims a task/adhoc- branch (or worktree) when starting fresh, researches the existing codebase for relevant examples, and…
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent to validate whether recently created or modified frontend components/pages follow the guidelines defined in DESIGN.md. It receives a list of files (or discovers them via git diff), inspects the code looking for hardcoded hex, off-scale dimensions, missing on- pairs, ad-hoc components, and reports…
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent to create (or update) the DESIGN.md file at the project root, following the Google Labs alpha spec. The agent collects brand information from the user, writes a valid DESIGN.md with token frontmatter and 8 mandatory sections, validates it via npx @google/design.md lint, and optionally exports a Tailwind…
Agent Claude Code
Lightweight end-of-/dev verifier. Runs a small set of AI-mistake checks (reinvented types, any, missing input validation, missing auth guard, duplicated UI components, hard-coded strings instead of i18n, missing confirmation on destructive CRUDs, file-naming) — but ONLY when the diff actually touched the surface that…
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent to generate ai-docs/todos/task-master.md — the sequential task list for the project — based on ai-docs/PRD.md. The agent analyzes the existing codebase to avoid creating tasks for already-implemented features, and produces tasks with explicit dependencies that another agent can execute in order.
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent to prepare the next task file in ai-docs/actual-todo/, without implementing it. It detects the current git context (base branch, task branch, or worktree), claims a task by creating a task/ - branch (or worktree) when starting fresh, identifies the next pending task in ai-docs/todos/task-master.md (or…
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