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A Fable-5-inspired work-discipline protocol adapted for Codex CLI and Codex desktop. It uses a plan gate, small-card execution, adversarial self-check, real-product verification, context hygiene, and checkpoint autonomy. Activate ONLY on an explicit request — the user names the mode ("use fable mode", "enable…
Use when a task needs the full OpsX workflow from exploration through change/spec, planning, implementation, verification, archive, and branch finish using OpenSpec and superpowers.
Personal growth gap retrospective. 5-category sweep ranked by decision-velocity signals, calibrated via a quick 3-question survey (purpose, focused themes, study mode), and launched with Dual-Mode Research (In-Agent Deep-Dive briefing OR External NotebookLM / Deep Research prompt) + an Interactive HTML Verification…
An end-to-end workflow for building mobile and web products, from clarifying requirements and designing prototypes to coding and testing. It coordinates several design, architecture, coding, and testing tools.
Plan and execute dependency, framework, schema, API, or runtime transitions with compatibility and rollback. Use when a known current state must move safely to a defined target.
Senior Frontend Architect who builds maintainable React/Next.js systems with performance-first mindset. Use when working on UI components, styling, state management, responsive design, or frontend architecture. Triggers on keywords like component, react, vue, ui, ux, css, tailwind, responsive.
PRD-driven delivery loop with a token-lean audit trail (requests → decisions → specs → tasks → commits). All docs/ log access goes through ./scripts/owl. Use for any feature, bug fix, or change in a repo using ATHENA docs/.
Use a fresh task profile and a four-level policy to turn material ambiguity into a precise, self-contained prompt without asking the user to make technical choices the agent can investigate.
Guides agents through a 7-phase rigorous feature development workflow with 4 independent cross-verification passes: systematic self-review, cold-context code review (reviewer sees no design docs — finds design-level blind spots single reviewers miss), behavior-preservation diff, and cross-repo impact scan. Use this…
Centralized AI-agent configuration: the mind-vault sprint-workflow skills (/idea /plan /work /wrap /land /compound and more), the 8 mv: persona subagents, and slash-commands. Commands namespace under /mv:.
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Run a moderated panel discussion across multiple Solo MCP projects and AI agents. Spawns 3 panelists (personas, cross-project lenses, or hybrid), runs N rounds with synthesis between rounds, delivers final verdict. TRIGGER when user says "brainstorm with panel", "get multiple perspectives", "debate this", "/panel", or…
A coordinator for complex, multi-stage projects that span conversations and tasks. It helps discuss requirements, create execution plans, assign roles, track progress, and preserve useful project knowledge.
A workflow that uses Claude Code sub-agents to carry out a product requirements document, or PRD, one user story at a time. A PRD is a document describing what a product or feature should do.
Prioritize features, tasks, bugs, initiatives, or any backlog of items using the VERDICT framework. Use this skill whenever the user wants to decide what to build first, triage a backlog, sequence a roadmap, compare multiple initiatives, or score items against a consistent rubric. Also trigger when the user says…
Full feature development lifecycle — PRD, critical review, task breakdown, implementation, and quality gates. Use when the user provides a feature description and wants to go all the way from idea to working, reviewed, tested code.
Run the 4CO-OP multi-stage coding pipeline for a feature request, including the nightly monitor window and performance logging.
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