sops-encrypt
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research-frontmatter
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rfc
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quality-stack
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sops-add-key
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sops-decrypt
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browser-companion
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sops-setup
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taskfile-setup
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tilt-setup
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adr
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code-explanation
Explains complex code through clear narratives, visual diagrams, and step-by-step breakdowns. Use when user asks to explain code, understand algorithms, analyze design patterns, wants code walkthroughs, or mentions "explain this code", "how does this work", "code breakdown", or "understand this function".
diagramming
Creates Mermaid and ASCII diagrams for flowcharts, architecture, ERDs, state machines, mindmaps, and more. Use when user mentions diagram, flowchart, mermaid, ASCII diagram, text diagram, terminal diagram, visualize, C4, mindmap, architecture diagram, sequence diagram, ERD, or needs visual documentation.
diataxis
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doc-coauthoring
Guide users through structured collaborative documentation creation. Use when user wants to write documentation, update README, create architecture docs, draft proposals, technical specs, decision docs, refactor documentation, create API docs, or document code.
doc-freshness
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jd-docs
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code-env-setup
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skill-validator
Validate skills against Anthropic best practices for frontmatter, structure, content, file organization, hooks, MCP, and security (62 rules in 8 categories). Use when creating new skills, updating existing skills, before publishing skills, reviewing skill quality, or when user mentions "validate skill", "check skill", "skill best practices", "skill review", or "lint skill".
sync-docs
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lyra
Transform vague inputs into precision-optimized AI prompts for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or other LLMs. Use when user mentions "optimize prompt", "improve prompt", "lyra", "prompt engineering", or needs help crafting effective AI prompts.
deep-research
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sdlc-develop
Orchestrates 6-phase SDLC pipeline (discovery, requirements, architecture, workstreams, implementation, summary) for guided feature development. Use when user runs /core:develop command, requests spec-driven development, wants to create implementation plans with architecture decisions, or mentions "SDLC", "spec-driven", "plan feature", "development pipeline". Supports plan persistence, wave-based resume, autonomous mode, and architecture/implementation verification.
using-arkhe-skills
Use when starting any conversation - establishes how arkhe skills bootstrap on Claude Code, Antigravity CLI (agy) / Gemini CLI, and Codex CLI, and maps Claude-only tools (AskUserQuestion, TaskCreate, EnterPlanMode, the Skill tool, the Agent tool) to their cross-platform equivalents
workflow-orchestration
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design-intent-specialist
Creates accurate frontend implementations from visual references while maintaining design consistency. Use when user provides Figma URLs, screenshots, design images, requests visual implementation from reference, or asks to build UI matching a design. Automatically checks existing design intent patterns before implementation.
icon-forge
Generate brand icons as SVG and produce all platform assets including favicon package (ICO, SVG with dark mode, apple-touch-icon), PWA manifest icons, and mobile app icons. Use when user runs /icon-forge, requests "brand icon", "favicon generation", "app icon", or "svg logo" for a project.
prototype
Rapid UI prototyping — generates 3 visually distinct HTML/CSS components from a text prompt and serves them in a live browser gallery. Use when user runs /prototype, asks to "prototype a UI", "mock up a component", "generate HTML mockups", "create UI variations", "design exploration", "quick UI concept", or wants to see multiple visual approaches to a component. Also trigger when user says "show me different ways to build...", "explore different designs for...", or wants rapid visual exploration of a UI idea — even without saying "prototype" explicitly.
stitch-to-react
Converts Google Stitch exports into React components with design DNA integration. Use when user references design-intent/google-stitch exports, mentions "convert Stitch output", "Stitch to React", or processes Stitch code directories containing HTML + PNG pairs.
ralph-prd
Create Product Requirements Document (PRD) and setup for Ralph autonomous loop. Use when user runs /create-prd command, wants to set up a project for Ralph, mentions "ralph setup", "create prd", "product requirements", or needs to generate tasks for autonomous development.
cleaning-up-branches
Deletes merged git branches (local and remote) and flags stale unmerged branches for manual review. Use when user mentions "cleanup branches", "delete merged branches", "prune old branches", "remove stale branches", "branch cleanup", or runs /cleanup-branches command.
creating-branch
Creates feature branches with optimized short naming, auto-incrementing, and commit type detection (feat/fix/refactor). Supports manual descriptions and auto-generation from uncommitted git changes. Use when user requests to create branch, start new branch, make branch, checkout new branch, switch branch, new task, start working on, begin work on feature, begin feature, create feature branch, run /create-branch command, or mentions "branch", "feature", "new feature", "feat", "fix", or "checkout".
creating-commit
Creates context-aware git commits with smart pre-commit checks, submodule support, and conventional commit message generation. Use when user requests to commit changes, stage and commit, check in code, save work, save changes, push my code, finalize changes, add to git, create commits, run /commit command, or mentions "git commit", "commit message", "conventional commits", "stage files", "git add", or needs help with commits.
creating-pr
Creates GitHub Pull Requests with existing PR detection, branch pushing, and intelligent title/body generation. Use when user requests to create pull request, open PR, update PR, push for review, ready for review, send for review, get this reviewed, make a PR, share code, request review, create draft PR, submit for review, run /create-pr command, or mentions "PR", "pull request", "merge request", "code review", "GitHub PR", or "draft".
creating-worktree
Creates isolated git worktrees in .claude/worktrees/ with intelligent branch naming, auto-incrementing, and commit type detection (feat/fix/refactor). Supports manual descriptions and auto-generation from uncommitted git changes. Use when user requests to create worktree, start isolated work, parallel development, run /worktree command, or mentions "worktree".
dependabot-review
Reviews open Dependabot PRs, classifies by risk (patch/minor/major, security, lockfile-only), and merges safe ones or advises on what to do. Use when user mentions "dependabot", "dependabot PRs", "dependency updates", "merge dependabot", "review dependabot", "dependency PRs", "bump PRs", "update dependencies", or runs /dependabot-review command.
generating-changelog
Analyzes git commit history and generates professional changelogs with semantic versioning, conventional commit support, and multiple output formats (Keep a Changelog, Conventional, GitHub). Use when editing CHANGELOG.md, CHANGELOG.txt, or HISTORY.md files, preparing release notes, creating releases, bumping versions, updating changelog, documenting changes, writing release notes, tracking changes, version bump, tag release, or when user mentions "changelog", "release notes", "version history", "release", "semantic versioning", or "conventional commits".
listing-stale-branches
Lists local and remote git branches that are candidates for cleanup — merged but not deleted, and inactive branches with no commits in a configurable period (default 3 months). Use when user mentions "stale branches", "old branches", "branch cleanup", "prune branches", "dead branches", "unused branches", "inactive branches", "branch hygiene", or asks to "list branches to delete", "find stale branches", or runs /stale-branches command.
release-please-setup
Scaffold or migrate a repository onto release-please. Generates release-please-config.json, .release-please-manifest.json, and a release-please.yml workflow, plus an opt-in menu of tag-keyed deploy/publish templates (Docker/ECR matrix, frontend host deploy, npm OIDC publish, GitHub Release asset, Fly.io deploy, generic). Supports monorepo (mutual exclude-paths matrix), single-package, and mixed-language (node/simple/python) repos. Use when user runs /release-please-setup, mentions "release please", "set up release please", "automate releases", "conventional-commit releases", "monorepo release automation", or "migrate to release-please".
releasing
Automate semantic versioning releases with CHANGELOG validation, comparison link management, GitHub Actions workflow triggering, and monitoring. Scaffold release infrastructure for new projects. Use when user runs /release command, mentions "release version", "cut a release", "create release", "publish release", "tag release", "release setup", or "scaffold release pipeline".
resolving-pr-issues
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authoring-stitch-prompts
Converts natural-language descriptions or UI spec files into optimized Google Stitch prompts. Use when creating, refining, or validating design directives for Google Stitch. Use when user says "create a Stitch prompt", "optimize this for Stitch", "convert this spec to a Stitch prompt", "write a UI prompt", or mentions Google Stitch prompt authoring. Follows Stitch best practices with short, directive prompts focused on screens, structure, and visual hierarchy.
code-review
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design-review
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security-review
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verify-findings
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architect
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pm
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refresh
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roadmap
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