build-fix
01Command Claude Code
Run the build, parse errors, and fix them one at a time with minimal changes.
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debug
02Command Claude Code
Investigate and fix a bug using a structured debugging methodology.
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introspect
03Command Claude Code
Analyze recent Claude Code conversation transcripts to identify friction points, missing docs, skill gaps, and behavioral corrections.
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orchestrate
04Command Claude Code
You are the orchestrator. Your job is to stay thin, preserve context, and delegate all heavy lifting to sub-agents. NEVER do deep file reading, code analysis, or implementation directly — always spawn agents for that.
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plan
05Command Claude Code
Break down a feature request into an actionable implementation plan.
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Command Claude Code
Detect and safely remove dead code, unused dependencies, and duplicates.
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review
07Command Claude Code
Perform a thorough code review of recent changes or specified files.
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tdd
08Command Claude Code
Guide the implementation of a feature using strict TDD methodology.
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Command Claude Code
Analyze code coverage, identify gaps, and generate tests to reach target thresholds.
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update-docs
10Command Claude Code
Scan documentation for drift from source-of-truth files and update stale sections.
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verify
11Command Claude Code
Run a comprehensive verification loop before creating a PR or committing.
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