Adversarial QA in two modes. Mode A (default) on a change that already passed its existing tests. Writes new tests aimed at breaking it, runs the code, adds temporary logging to observe real behavior, checks the diff against the ENTIRE pasted ticket or the full set of the user's actual quotes, and hunts for provable…
Repairs factual damage in a paraphrased, translated or heavily rewritten text, using the smallest possible edit and always in fresh wording. Use after a transformation that improved how the prose reads but may have altered what it says, such as a back translation round trip or an aggressive rewrite. Takes the original…
Only runs when bad-cop found something Critical or High. Takes bad-cop's findings, researches the root cause and the correct fix, applies it, and gets every test green (bad-cop's new adversarial tests plus the existing suite). Reads the ENTIRE ticket or the full set of the user's quotes, never a summary, and confirms…
Cheap claim checker. Given a claim that something is done, working, finished, or covered, it reads the actual code and reports whether the claim is true. Non blocking, stamps nothing, never satisfies any gate. Dispatch it liberally and backgrounded whenever you say you finished something, including a plan or a spec…
Understands the codebase and the general engineering standard for a change before anyone touches it. Runs clean-rag's own index, vector search, and import graph (triggering /index-project itself when a project is stale or missing), plus the manual GraphRAG layer for deeper cross file questions, and researches what…
Swipes working code instead of writing it from scratch. Hates original implementation. Checks whether the thing already exists in the project, the stdlib, an installed dependency, the skills.sh skill registry (for "make the agent do X" tasks), or on GitHub/StackOverflow, and if it does, hands back the exact command or…
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