18,042 mods in this category, of every kind an
agent can take. Each one carries what it costs per session, what the
scan found, and whether it is the original.
Generate Red Hat Quarterly Connection reports by aggregating accomplishments from Jira, GitHub, Google Workspace, and GitLab. Includes cycle time analysis, achievement ranking, and AI-powered narrative refinement for polished performance review documents.
This file defines the slash commands that drive the Jump Start workflow. Each command activates a specific agent or system function. These definitions are consumed by the AI assistant integration layer to route commands to the correct agent persona and instructions.
Generate a concise standup update from the user's recent work GitHub activity, including the previous work period and today. Use when the user asks what they worked on, requests a standup update, or invokes /standup.
Writing guidance for meeting and daily, weekly, or monthly reports in Korean. It covers preserving facts, recording follow-up actions, tracking deals, and using a consistent report style.
7 specialist agents (PO, Scrum Master, Dev, QA, PR Reviewer, Security, Tech Lead) + 30 slash commands for collaborative agile ceremonies with persistent team memory. Works with any language or framework.
Plan a project by breaking goals into concrete tasks with priorities and deadlines. Use when the user says "let's plan", "break this down", "I need to figure out how to", "help me plan", or when starting a new project.
Expert guidance for Symphony — the Rust orchestration engine for coding agents. Use when users ask about installing Symphony (cargo install, curl|bash, docker), initializing projects (symphony init), configuring WORKFLOW.md for Linear or GitHub trackers, running in daemon or one-shot mode, setting up the control…
Use when the user says "kickoff", "start feature", "complete initiative", "check status", "signal", "prune", "bootstrap", "reflect", or any other Cicadas lifecycle command. Orchestrates the Cicadas spec-driven development methodology.
Use when the user asks for a recap, status readout, or check-in across Ideate ideas (a logical work item; "session" is one facet of an idea, not the unit). Scope is the local Ideate workspace exposed by the ideate MCP. Use work-idea instead when the user wants to focus on or switch into a single idea.
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