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A conversational assistant for writing an Architecture Decision Record, or ADR—a document that records an important technical choice, its context, alternatives, reasons, and effects.

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An automated process for finding and fixing failed tests. It determines the project’s test command, runs the tests, investigates failures, and applies corrections in stages.

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A command workflow for investigating and fixing build failures, including compilation errors, type errors, and missing dependencies.

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An automated troubleshooting command for environment problems that stop tests from running.

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A command for finding and fixing flaky tests, which are tests that sometimes pass and sometimes fail without a code change. It examines the project context, investigates likely causes, and updates the test code.

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A help command for the Tsumiki development tool, showing command lists, command details, or commands related to a described problem.

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A command that breaks a complex request into steps, assigns suitable agents, runs the steps, checks their results, and retries failed steps up to five times.

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A command that carries out a planned code change from a plan file. It checks the plan and tests, applies the listed implementation or documentation changes, then performs the specified checks.

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A planning command for making small, targeted changes to existing code, documentation, or configuration files.

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A command that reads an existing codebase and turns its architecture, data flows, APIs, database schema, and TypeScript types into design documents.

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A command that reconstructs requirements documentation from an existing codebase. It uses EARS, a structured way to write software requirements, to describe features, constraints, and expected behavior.

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A command that reconstructs test cases and test documentation from an existing codebase. It examines implemented logic, APIs, user-interface components, and existing tests.

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A Japanese-language workflow that examines an existing codebase and turns its implemented features into a structured task list.

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A task-execution command that plans, carries out, checks, and completes development work using AI agents and supporting agents.

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A default technology-stack reference for projects that do not have their own stack definition. It lists suggested choices for frontend and backend code, databases, testing, deployment, containers, and related development tools.

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A set of patterns for making automated tests run faster. It covers database setup, file and external-service substitutes, test data, asynchronous waits, test size, and running tests at the same time.

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A procedure for diagnosing and fixing tests that exceed their time limit by finding causes such as slow processing, hanging network calls, deadlocks, heavy setup, or leaked resources.

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A setup command for DIRECT development tasks that follows design documents to configure the environment and project. It can create settings, install dependencies, initialize a database, and prepare services to run.

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A verification command for checking whether configuration work from a direct task was applied correctly and behaves as expected.

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An interactive project setup command that helps choose a technology stack—the languages, frameworks, databases, and tools used to build a project—and writes the result to docs/tech-stack.md.

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A technical-design command that turns an approved requirements document into a software design document. It can cover data flows, TypeScript interfaces, database schemas, and API endpoints.

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A command that runs a selected range of Kairo tasks in order from start to finish. It includes quality checks, returning to earlier steps when needed, and debugging after all tasks are complete.

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A requirements-writing command that turns a feature overview into a detailed specification using EARS, a structured way to describe software requirements and their conditions. It can also define user stories, acceptance criteria, non-functional requirements, and edge cases.

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A context-gathering command for Kairo development work. It collects project rules, technology choices, existing specifications, design documents, and optionally related code into a note file.