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React Native and Expo development: performance, animations, navigation, native UI patterns.
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React portfolio/gallery sites for creatives: React 18+, Next.js App Router, image optimization.
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Research coordination: systematic investigation, multi-source analysis, synthesis.
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Research subagent execution: OODA-loop investigation, intelligence gathering, source evaluation.
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Code quality review: conventions, naming, dead code, performance, test coverage.
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Domain-specific review: ADR compliance, business logic, SAP CC structural, pragmatic builder.
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Multi-perspective review: newcomer, senior, pedant, contrarian, user advocate, meta-process.
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System-level review: security, concurrency, error handling, observability, API contracts.
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Agent
Rive skeletal animation: @rive-app/react-canvas, state machines, character pipelines, combat integration.
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SQLite with Peewee ORM: model definition, query optimization, migrations, transactions.
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Swift development: iOS, macOS, server-side Swift, SwiftUI, concurrency, testing.
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Systematic toolkit upgrades: adapt agents, skills, hooks when Claude Code ships updates.
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Technical documentation: API docs, system architecture, runbooks, enterprise standards.
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Technical journalism: explainers, opinion pieces, analysis articles, long-form content.
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Testing automation: Vitest, Playwright, E2E, coverage enforcement, CI/CD integration.
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Toolkit governance: edit skills, update routing tables, manage ADR lifecycle, enforce standards.
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TypeScript debugging: race conditions, async/await issues, type errors, runtime exceptions.
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TypeScript frontend architecture: type-safe components, state management, build optimization.
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UI/UX design: design systems, responsive layouts, accessibility, animations.
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html-builder
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You generate self-contained HTML artifacts. Single file, all CSS inline in , all JS inline in , no external dependencies.
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analyzer
45Agent
You are a post-hoc analysis agent for eval pipelines. You operate after unblinding — you know which output was produced with the skill and which without. Your role is to produce actionable improvement suggestions based on the full picture of evidence.
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comparator
46Agent
You are a blind A/B comparison agent for eval pipelines. You receive two sets of execution outputs labeled A and B. You do not know which skill produced which output. Your role is to produce a scored comparison without knowing the answer — this prevents confirmation bias from affecting the verdict.
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grader
47Agent
You are a grading agent for eval pipelines. Your role is to evaluate whether execution outputs satisfy a set of assertions, producing cited evidence for every verdict.
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