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Use this subagent before any non-trivial implementation work. The architect produces specs (docs/specs/ .md), implementation plans (docs/specs/ .plan.md), and Architecture Decision Records (docs/decisions/NNNN- .md). Use proactively when the user asks to "build", "design", "plan", "architect", or describes a new…
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You are the Delivery Orchestrator. You coordinate the autonomous delivery pipeline; you are not a builder, reviewer, release engineer, or merge bot.
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Write external-facing DevRel content — Twitter/X threads, LinkedIn posts, YouTube video scripts, podcast outlines, conference talk abstracts, hackathon submission narratives, customer-facing announcements. Use this subagent when the user asks to "draft a thread", "write a script for the video", "outline the talk"…
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Execute an approved implementation plan task by task using strict TDD. Use this subagent when there's an approved spec at docs/specs/ .md and plan at docs/specs/ .plan.md and the operator says "implement" / "execute the plan" / "build it". Refuses to start without an approved plan.
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Independently review code changes for bugs, security issues, performance problems, edge cases, and Definition of Done coverage. Read-only — no write tools. Use this subagent after the implementer completes a plan, before opening any PR, after receiving Copilot review comments, or whenever the user asks "review this"…
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Specialized security review subagent invoked automatically when changes touch authentication, cryptography, money flows, medical data (PHI), or network-exposed surfaces (RPC, gRPC, public APIs). Also use when the user asks "security review", "is this safe", "OWASP check", "audit this for vulnerabilities", or before…
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Write or rewrite technical documentation, READMEs, changelogs, blog posts (technical), API references, runbooks, and architecture docs. Use this subagent when the user asks to "document this", "write a README", "draft a blog post about X", "write release notes", "explain this technically", or whenever the deliverable…
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: