A software architecture reviewer that examines module structure, dependencies, layers, APIs, and design patterns. It works with existing code or a plan before implementation, but describes changes rather than writing code.
An engineering specialist for configuring and designing builds for JVM, Kotlin, and Android projects. It covers Gradle Kotlin DSL, shared build plugins, dependency versions, multi-module projects, Android and Kotlin Multiplatform setup, custom build tasks, and build performance.
A business and product reviewer for plans, features, and technical decisions. It examines requirements, scope, MVP priorities, acceptance criteria, user stories, costs, delivery speed, risks, and dependencies.
A configuration-editing agent for Claude Code, an AI coding tool, and its related repositories. It works with rules, hooks, settings, skills, agents, and scripts, then runs a practical verifier before reporting completion.
An independent agent that reviews a code diff against the task description, implementation plan, acceptance criteria, and project conventions. A diff is the set of changes made to files.
An agent that simplifies existing code without changing what it does, working only on the task's diff. It removes unnecessary nesting, duplication, abstractions, and comments.
An agent that writes Jetpack Compose and Compose Multiplatform UI code. Jetpack Compose is Android's declarative UI toolkit, while Compose Multiplatform extends that approach to other platforms.
A read-only agent for investigating bugs, test failures, crashes, build problems, and unexpected behaviour. It traces symptoms back to likely root causes and reports evidence with file and line references.
A checker that assesses a software dependency before it is added to a project's build configuration. It examines factors such as maintenance, security reports, licensing, publisher reputation, adoption, and project fit, then gives an adopt, caution, or avoid decision with evidence.
A specialist for the infrastructure around building and delivering software. It covers CI/CD, which automates checks and releases, deployment automation, packaging, versioning, cross-compilation, environment and secret management, supply-chain checks, monitoring, and alerts.
A documentation writer for public repository documentation. It creates or updates READMEs, setup guides, CLI instructions, tutorials, contribution guides, changelogs, docstrings, and similar material, checking commands and details against the source or real runs.
An agent that reviews code changes specifically for swallowed or hidden errors, such as overly broad catches, missing logs, and silent fallback behavior.
A codebase searcher that returns findings instead of large file dumps. It locates symbols, callers, implementations, data-flow paths, and module structure across files and naming patterns, with file and line references.
An operator for GitHub Issues and Projects, where teams track work and organize it on a board. It creates and structures tasks, assigns people, links related work, breaks down large items, moves cards, finds blockers or stale work, and triages the backlog in read-only or editing mode.
A reviewer for difficult problems that ordinary agents and experts have not resolved. It challenges the original problem statement and investigates cases with shifting symptoms, failed fixes, missed defects, or conflicting conclusions.
A Kotlin backend developer for Android and Kotlin Multiplatform projects. It writes business logic such as ViewModels, use cases, repositories, data sources, domain models, mappers, dependency-injection modules, and tests, but not Jetpack Compose UI.
A manual tester for a running application on a device, simulator, emulator, or browser. It creates and performs test cases, checks behavior and appearance against specifications, reports bugs, and verifies fixes.
A helper for repeating the same predefined change across many targets without making decisions. It follows a recipe for tasks such as renaming, moving files, replacing known patterns, translating by example, or applying one format.
An open-source repository scout that finds candidate code repositories related to a topic. It returns the repository owner and name, a short description of what is implemented, and whether the project appears active.
A code and plan reviewer focused on speed, resource use, network activity, background work, and battery life. It also suggests ways to measure performance.
A planning assistant that turns a written brief into an implementation plan. It lays out the steps, important files, decisions, design trade-offs, risks, and checks for each step.
A security reviewer for code, system design, and development plans. It checks how applications handle access, identity, encryption, network connections, secrets, and third-party code.
An external-information researcher assigned to one source category, such as websites, library documentation, dependency information, or open-source examples. It checks available research channels, cross-checks findings, labels their source level, and returns raw findings.
A specification writer and reviewer for documents that describe system behaviour, external agreements, and testable acceptance criteria. It also checks whether a set of specifications agrees across files.
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