Generate or refresh /docs/architecture/ — the current-state source of architectural truth for this codebase, grounded in code and git history (NOT in .designs/). Produces an anchor-dense corpus (invariants.md, idioms.md, trust-boundaries.md, seams.md, subsystems/.md, history.md, gaps.md) plus a high-level overview…
Validate the architectural ALTITUDE of a stated root cause or proposed fix before peer review or implementation. Interrogates the frame itself — whether the concern exists because of an abstraction that could be removed — before mapping enforcement sites within the concern. Tests whether a different boundary could…
Creates well-documented GitHub issues (or comments on existing ones) from problems discussed in conversation. Investigates the codebase to map affected layers, files, and data flow, then writes up findings with acceptance criteria — without prescribing fixes. Use when a conversation has identified a problem that needs…
Build modern, responsive, accessible web interfaces using pure Bootstrap 5. Use when creating layouts, components, forms, or styling with Bootstrap's utility classes and components. Covers grid system, flexbox utilities, spacing, colors, typography, forms, buttons, cards, modals, navbars, dropdowns, alerts, and best…
Design and implement production-ready PostgreSQL databases from requirements through deployment. Use this skill whenever someone wants to create a database schema, design entity relationships, normalize data structures, create tables/indices, write SQL migrations, or implement PostgreSQL databases — whether for simple…
Behavioral guidelines to reduce common agent coding mistakes — thinking before coding, simplicity, surgical changes, goal-driven execution, and mandatory verification for data/BI work. Adapted from andrej-karpathy-skills (MIT), with a data/BI engineering layer added. Use this skill whenever writing, editing, or…
Behavioral calibration system that helps Claude catch its own failure patterns in real-time. Triggers on EVERY response to run self-checks for verbosity compensation, hallucination risk, missed frustration signals, sycophantic patterns, and constraint violations. Use this skill continuously—it modifies how Claude…
Use when working in a repository that uses bd or Beads for durable project task tracking, issue dependencies, blocker management, multi-session handoff, or shared work memory. Trigger when the user asks to find ready work, claim or close tasks, create follow-up work, inspect blockers, recover project context, or…
Use CodePatchBay, the published npm package and cpb CLI for local-first verified AI coding workflows. Trigger when the user asks to install or run CodePatchBay/CPB, route a coding task through plan -> execute -> verify, inspect CPB artifacts or verdicts, set up CPB agents, run CPB demo/doctor/status/retry/cancel, or…
Surgical AI for your codebase. Plugs into any project, performs a 12-dimension diagnostic scan (git forensics, architecture, tech debt, security, infrastructure), delivers a Codebase Vitals health score, then assembles and manages an adaptive AI surgical team calibrated to YOUR project. Pendrive architecture — plug…
Explain source code using structured text explanations and Excalidraw diagrams. Use this skill when users ask to visualize code, explain code architecture, create class diagrams, flow diagrams, ER diagrams, feature diagrams, component diagrams, sequence diagrams, or any software engineering visualization from source…
Hand work to — or pick up work from — an agent running in another window (Codex pane, other Claude Code session) via agent-bus. Use when the user says "hand this off", "what's the other agent doing", "check the bus", "tell codex about this", "pick up where the other window left off", or when coordinating edits so two…
Set up and maintain a "project brain" — a brain/ folder holding three living documents (decisions.md, flow.md, todo.md) that give a project persistent memory across chat sessions. Use this skill whenever the user wants a decision log, architecture/flow notes, project memory, living documentation, or notes that survive…
Use when starting a brand-new project that needs AI-agent context (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, skills, rules, MCP, spec workflow) set up from day one. Discusses goals → matches catalog know-how → creates a new GitHub repo with everything wired in. Keywords: harness engineering, bootstrap project, context engineering…
Coordinate Polywave scout and wave flows in Codex. Use for parallel implementation planning, IMPL creation, and guarded wave execution with polywave-tools and the installed Polywave agents.
Review user-facing software changes for accessibility barriers across semantics, keyboard and other input, focus, structure, content, feedback, and assistive technology behavior. Use for web, mobile, desktop, CLI, and interactive UI changes; adapt the checks to the platform.
Design and interpret evaluations of AI coding-agent behavior across realistic tasks, correctness, safety, usefulness, and maintainability. Use when creating benchmarks, comparing agents or skills, measuring regressions, or making claims about agent capability.
Design, change, or review APIs and serialized interfaces while making compatibility, versioning, errors, and migration behavior explicit. Use for HTTP, RPC, CLI, event, library, configuration, and file-format interfaces used by other code or people.
Observability for TypeScript services: one wide event per request or job, high-cardinality fields, span and metric design, OTel export, tail sampling. Use when adding or reviewing logging, tracing, telemetry, metrics or OTel wiring, deciding what a request or job should record, or debugging production from what a…
Audit and shrink the fixed context a coding agent auto-loads every session — tool/MCP definitions, plugins, skills, subagents, memory/rules files, built-in tools & feature subsystems — by pruning, gating, denying, or routing what's loaded but unused. User-invoked: type it when the context feels bloated.
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