Run AI-powered project ideation analysis across 6 domains (code improvements, quality, docs, security, performance, UI/UX) with deep git history mining, competitive research, and interactive HTML reports. Supports filtering, review workflow, and GitHub issue creation.
Generate AI-powered strategic product roadmaps with MoSCoW prioritization, competitive analysis, and interactive HTML reports. Analyzes git history, open issues, and competitive landscape to produce phased feature plans. Supports review workflow and GitHub issue creation.
Manipulate the cmux terminal app via its CLI — save/restore workspace sessions to JSON, rename or close workspaces, and auto-assign workspace colors via a user-defined name→color rule file. Trigger phrases include "cmux", "save cmux", "restore cmux", "cmux workspaces", "color my cmux".
Initialize a cross-session cmux control center. Discovers active workspaces, lets the user pick which to monitor, captures the day's focus, and starts a background watcher that surfaces decisions / idle / done events to the calling session.
Get a second opinion from Google's Gemini on your last output. Use when user says "evaluate", "assess", "second opinion", "gemini review", or "review this".
A disciplined workflow for ambiguous, high-stakes tasks — assess, post proof-tagged assumptions, lock a testable goal, plan as TDD, build via subagents with two-stage review, prove with a live end-to-end run, and flag gaps honestly. Use when starting a vague ticket or a feature that touches auth, identity, money, or…
Interactive setup wizard for Slack bot notifications. Guides you through creating a Slack app, obtaining a Bot OAuth token, and configuring your environment.
Interactive statusline configuration wizard for Claude Code. Asks about folder display, colors, git info, context bar, and last message display, then generates a custom statusline script.
Use when querying Umami Analytics data — viewing stats, metrics, event data, session activity, realtime visitors, or exploring analytics data via the API.
Use when creating or running Umami Analytics reports — funnels, user journeys, retention, goals, UTM campaigns, attribution, breakdown, or revenue reports.
Use when setting up Umami Analytics for a project, connecting to an Umami instance, installing the tracker script, or verifying an existing connection.
Use when implementing Umami Analytics tracking in a codebase — adding custom events, identifying users, data attributes, revenue tracking, or analyzing what should be tracked.
Use when working with Umami Analytics — tracking events, querying stats, creating reports, or setting up a connection. Entry point that routes to specialized Umami sub-skills.