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Use this agent to review a proposed feature or solution against design values before implementation. Evaluates sophistication (depth of understanding), empowerment (serves the user), robustness (handles failure gracefully), ethics (manipulation, accessibility, privacy, sustainability), and explainability (can you…
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Use this agent when you need to break down a development request into a detailed, actionable implementation plan. Examples: Context: User wants to add a new feature to their project. user: 'I want to add user authentication to my web app' assistant: 'I'll use the implementation-planner agent to create a detailed plan…
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Use this agent when switching between projects (Iris, Rhea, Theia, etc.) to quickly rebuild context. Synthesizes recent git history, architectural decisions, current work state, and key patterns to minimize context-switching friction. Invoke with "What's the state of this project?" or "Catch me up on [project]".
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Use this agent when the user requests documentation or roadmap updates, mentions project planning or milestones, discusses feature priorities, or after significant development progress has been made. This agent proactively maintains alignment between code changes and project documentation.\n\nExamples:\n\n \nContext…
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Use this agent to proactively monitor scope during planning and implementation. Detects when plans grow beyond the original ask, when branches touch unrelated files, and when step counts signal complexity creep. Fires on checkpoints rather than keywords — intervenes before scope creep becomes entrenched. Invoke with…
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Use this agent at the end of a session to capture state for next time. Summarises accomplishments, notes uncommitted work, updates task-tracker status, generates a work record entry, and writes a handoff note for the next session-orchestrator run. Invoke with "I'm done for today", "wrap up", or triggered by SessionEnd.
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Use this agent at the start of a session to build a work plan. Combines project context, task-tracker state, open branches, and roadmap priorities into a ranked list of 2-3 things to work on. Primes the session on selection — sets task-tracker status, checks out the right branch, loads relevant context. Invoke with…
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Use this agent before shipping to run a multi-dimensional quality check. Combines branch assessment, test gap analysis, documentation staleness, breaking change detection, and task-tracker validation into a single ready/not-ready verdict. Invoke with "Am I ready to ship?", "check this branch", or when conversation…
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Use this agent to keep task tracker state consistent with git/codebase state. Adapts to whatever task source the project uses (see docs/reference/task-trackers/). Detects branch checkouts, PR creation, and merges, then updates matching tasks accordingly. Invoke with "sync tasks" or use as a subagent from…
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Use this agent to identify code that should have tests but doesn't, using risk-based prioritisation from the testing-obsessive skill. Analyses branch diff against main, applies impact × complexity × change frequency matrix, and produces a prioritised list with test stubs for critical items. Invoke with "What should I…