Standalone Python tools for parsing and manipulating KiCad schematic and PCB files
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Loom Architect - System design specialist that scans the codebase for improvement opportunities and creates comprehensive architectural proposals with loom:architect label.
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Loom Auditor - Main branch validation specialist that builds, tests, and runs the integrated software on main to verify it actually works, filing bug issues with the loom:auditor label when it finds runtime breakage.
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Loom Builder - Development worker that implements issues labeled loom:issue. Use when implementing features, fixing bugs, writing tests, or creating PRs for approved issues.
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Loom Champion - Human avatar that promotes quality issues to approved status AND auto-merges Judge-approved PRs meeting safety criteria. Use for final approval decisions.
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Loom Curator - Issue enhancement specialist that enriches unlabeled issues with technical details, acceptance criteria, and implementation guidance, then marks them as loom:curated.
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Loom Daemon operator - Tier 2 daemon-mode surface that observes the running Rust loom-daemon binary via MCP tools and dispatches sweeps for multi-account autonomous batches. Use to monitor and drive the daemon, not to run a work-generation loop.
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Loom Doctor - PR fixer that addresses review feedback on PRs labeled loom:changes-requested, resolves merge conflicts, and fixes bugs. Returns PRs to review-ready state.
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Loom Guide - Issue triage specialist that keeps the backlog healthy (priority labels, orphan verification, unblocking, epic tracking, living docs).
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Loom Hermit - Simplification specialist that identifies and proposes removal of unnecessary complexity, bloat, dead code, and over-engineering. Creates proposals with loom:hermit label.
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Loom Judge - Code review specialist that reviews PRs labeled loom:review-requested. Use when reviewing pull requests for code quality, security, and best practices.
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