Run before coding starts when the user wants best-practice hardening outside or before the enterprise pipeline: live source truth, live proof plan, domain hardening opportunity, SRP/refactor opportunity, table/write ownership compliance, SQL/schema risk, blast radius, edge cases, recurrence guards, and clear stop…
Promote dev to production (dev→main PR → gates → merge → migrations-first → pinned API deploy → portal verify → canary watch). Use when the user says "promote", "ship to main/prod", or "deploy the changes to main".
Session-start skill that loads learned behaviors from cortex annotations. Reads accumulated user corrections and builds a LEARNED BEHAVIORS context block that shapes agent behavior for the entire session. Run at session start or on-demand via /prompt-intelligence.
Use when someone wants to claim work is fixed, done, ready, green, merge-ready, shipped, proven, or deployed; when GitHub checks passed but live proof may be missing; or when proof must span patch-or-fix, prove-it, PR checks, review threads, merge, and dev/prod evidence. This skill composes existing proof skills and…
Post-fix runtime proof gate. Use after Codex implements or reviews a bug fix, feature fix, PR, workflow change, or claimed repair; before saying fixed/done, committing, opening a PR, merging, or shipping. Requires mandatory blast-radius, review-feedback trap replay, actual runtime evidence at the boundary where the…
REX (Retail Express) SOAP API protocol guide. Use this skill before writing or modifying any SOAP envelope, REX API call, REX webhook handler, or code that communicates with REX endpoints. Covers dual SOAP protocol detection (1.1 vs 1.2), three-endpoint architecture (WebStore, Ecommerce, WMS), envelope construction…
Use before committing changes to verify no scope creep has occurred. Triggers when about to run git commit, when reviewing changes with git diff, when the diff touches files unrelated to the original task, or when more than 5 files have been modified. Also use when the user says "check scope", "did I go off track", or…
Use this skill when the user asks "where are we", "status check", "health check", "checkpoint", "what have we done", or any progress review of the current session. Also use when the user wants to switch tasks, drop current work for something urgent, pause to review scope, or says the context/session is getting long.…
Shopify API and webhook integration guide. Use this skill before writing or modifying any Shopify webhook handler, API call, product sync, order sync, inventory push, or fulfillment code. Covers HMAC-SHA256 webhook verification, idempotency patterns, REST vs GraphQL API selection, cursor-based pagination, 429 rate…
Use when the operator wants specialised build/review/proof agents, says agents are not specialised enough, asks for subagent prompts, multi-axis review, one-job agents, or needs work split into bounded roles before building. Produces compact specialist briefs with one job per agent, allowed scope, forbidden actions…
SQL safety checker for database queries and migrations. This skill should be used before writing or modifying any SQL query, database migration, or code that constructs SQL strings. It enforces multi-tenant tenantid scoping, parameterized queries, correct timestamp types, IF NOT EXISTS guards, and type-safe joins.…
Test-driven development with red-green-refactor loop. Use when user wants to build features or fix bugs using TDD, mentions "red-green-refactor", wants integration tests, or asks for test-first development.
Break a plan, spec, or PRD into independently-grabbable issues on the project issue tracker using tracer-bullet vertical slices. Use when user wants to convert a plan into issues, create implementation tickets, or break down work into issues.
Triage issues through a state machine driven by triage roles. Use when user wants to create an issue, triage issues, review incoming bugs or feature requests, prepare issues for an AFK agent, or manage issue workflow.
Instant smart-routing capture of bugs, ideas, tasks, and notes into the Obsidian vault without leaving your current work context. Use this skill whenever the user says "log a bug", "capture this", "note this", "vault:", "add a task", "I had an idea", or any variation of wanting to remember or track something. Captures…
Pre-session project briefing that loads targeted context from the Obsidian vault before starting work. Use when the user says "context for [project]", "brief me on [project]", or invokes /vault-context. Also auto-suggested before /enterprise runs (enforced by hook). Pulls controller state from the vault, claim…
Auto-setup skill that configures a new project with the full vault+enterprise ecosystem. Checks and installs Obsidian CLI, plugins, kepano/obsidian-skills, enterprise skills, vault-index MCP, vault folder structure, standards files, project mapping, and cortex-engine indexing. Run this on first entry to any new…
Autonomous agent queue processor that picks up bugs and tasks from the vault and feeds them through the enterprise pipeline. Low-complexity items are processed autonomously. Medium/high-complexity items pause for human approval. Use when the user says "process the queue", "work on bugs", or invokes /vault-process. Can…
Resume a context-needed Obsidian/vault-index active slice safely. Use when the user says "resume this vault item", "pick this back up", "continue this item", or when vault-status/vault-sweep marks work as Resume Context Needed or CONTEXT-NEEDED.
Cross-project controller summary for the Obsidian vault. Use when the user says "what's open", "vault status", "show my dashboard", "what am I working on", or invokes /vault-status. Also use when the user seems unsure what to work on next or needs a project overview. Mirrors the Obsidian-first controller: project…
Weekly accountability check for the Obsidian vault. Detects stale inbox, context-needed active work, ghost work, verification debt, dead branches, missing metadata, and portfolio load. Use when the user says "sweep the vault", "what's stale", "clean up", or invokes /vault-sweep.
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