Claude Skills by armanisadeghi

Admin debug system wiring for the floating AdminIndicator's live debug data and Copy Full Context. Use when adding debug visibility to a route or feature, wiring useDebugContext or the debug panel, capturing console errors, or enabling the copy-context workflow for a page.

Compact two-icon Copy / Copy-for-AI controls (components/agent-copy). Use when adding copy buttons to a row, card, list, or record; merging duplicate Copy/JSON/AI controls; continuing the copy rollout; or writing a Copy-for-AI payload. NOT for markdown content actions (use rich-document-actions).

Disclosing a surface's existing fixed AI jobs in the shell's top Agents menu. Use when a page, panel, overlay, or window already runs a mandate behind a button, assist, automatic action, or mode; when the agent-disclosure guard names a file; or during a surface check.

The watch-fix-rerun method for making an existing platform agent or automated process efficient and correct: baseline its ledger, run one unit yourself, fix the class behind every wasted call, rerun, record. Use when asked to improve, optimize, watch, or 'make efficient' an agent, a sandbox session, a sync job, or any recurring automated process.

Redux state for agent execution and firing agent shortcuts. Use when editing features/agents/redux/, building agent UI, creating a conversation, touching assembleRequest or NDJSON stream state, wiring agent-state selectors, adding a per-conversation capability, or triggering a shortcut from a button, menu, or code (useShortcutTrigger, launchAgentExecution).

The provision for a call site: the exhaustive menu of values that place in the code can realistically produce. Use before creating or fixing a mandate or agent that reasons about more than its own input, when deciding whether an agent can answer at all with what it is sent, or when its output 'looks right' but nobody checked it could be. NOT for building the agent (use create-agent).

The agent.review_queue register for work Arman must see or test in the UI. Use at the end of any task that produced something reviewable, at the start of a task to check prior feedback, and when reviewing, claiming, routing, or repairing a queue row.

The gate and path for any question an agent wants Arman to decide. Use when about to ask him anything, ending a turn on a question for him, writing 'needs Arman's decision', marking work blocked on him, or on /ask-arman. NOT for a step only he can perform (use a guided session).

AssociationEntitySelect, the name dropdown for the note, session, chat, or document a panel is bound to. Use when a surface must show that name and let the user rename, switch, unlink, or add new ('add a note switcher', 'show the session name'). NOT for count cards or row lists (use canonical-associations).

Printing and PDF export for AI response blocks and messages via @ai-matrx/print. Use when adding a print button or BlockPrinter to a render block, wiring PrintOptionsDialog/usePrintOptions, captureBlockElement, or useDomCapturePrint, or when a print window shows no images or a print fails silently.

Putting a platform feature on the Board (/board) as an Add-menu item with its real component and full agent surface. Use when adding a feature, record type or 'X on the board', or editing features/spatial/items/** or a tile body.

Doctrine for adding a capability INTO a live, existing feature to a world-class bar. Use on 'add X to Y', 'extend Y to support X', a new option, button, setting, endpoint, or tool for Y, or a sub-feature spec to implement. NOT for whole-feature audits or overhauls (use feature-deep-dive).

The doctrine for turning a vision into a finished, verified, deployed system with near-zero owner involvement. Use when launching, coordinating, resuming, or working any large build, module, campaign, or multi-agent project, or when writing its launch prompt.

The one association system (platform.associations) and schema-qualified table refs. Use when touching an M2M junction table, an associate_*/attach_*/tag_* RPC, FK columns used as tags, a 'things attached to X' list or card, or a PGRST205 / 42703 table-not-found on a bare .from().

Approved table usage rules. Use when configuring, migrating, or reviewing MatrxDataTable columns, toolbars, or pagination.

next/dynamic code splitting and build-graph cost; first stop for build failures. Use before lazy-loading or deferring a heavy component, adding a dynamic import, React.lazy, or ssr: false; on 'window is not defined' or a hydration mismatch; shrinking the bundle; or on 'build failed', OOM, SIGKILL, a slower build, or 'Collecting page data'.

Sizing tokens for compact sidebars, nav panels, and menu lists. Use when building or refactoring a sidebar, settings menu, category list, filter bar, or expandable nav tree, or when a sidebar looks too wide, too padded, or wastes space.

Safe removal of a duplicate component in favor of the one being kept. Use when asked to remove a component in favor of another, eliminate duplicates, reduce two versions of something to one, or clean up redundant UI components.

The matrx-frontend side of the matrx-extend Chrome extension bridge. Use when adding or changing a FRONTEND_RPC action handler, a window-panels deep-link the extension opens, a headless API route it calls, or debugging a silent chrome.runtime.sendMessage or Broadcast round-trip. NOT for code in matrx-extend, matrx-local, or aidream (each has its own connect-* skill).

Context and scope-tagging UI. Use when adding a context picker to a surface, tagging an entity to scopes, setting or filtering by the active (working) context, showing per-entity context status, prompting for context on upload, or editing context-assignment/**, active-context/**, or appContextSlice.

Fleet worker contract for wiring assigned files to the v3 right-click menu. Use when handed files from pnpm check:context-menu, or told to 'wire the menu on X', 'do your assigned rows', or 'clear your shard'. NOT for an unassigned one-off menu wiring (use context-menu-v3).

The universal v3 right-click menu (EditableContextMenu / NonEditableContextMenu). Use when adding a right-click menu to a surface, fixing a fake menu with no Copy or Export, a missing Download as Markdown, or a bespoke per-surface menu. NOT for an assigned rollout shard (use context-menu-rollout).

(core) route header and body-height conformance via PageHeader. Use when fixing a (core) page's header, title bar, breadcrumbs, sub-route nav, body height (h-page, calc(100dvh…)), mobile header, or buttons hidden behind the avatar, or on a header-conformance assignment. NOT for /administration/* routes.

The recipe for production-grade AI Matrx platform agents built through the AI Dream MCP. Use when asked to create, build, configure, improve, rename, or re-instruct a platform agent, or when a deliverable or kind needs an agent to emit it. NOT for Claude Code subagents or .claude/agents files.

Platform agent skill and content blocks that teach agents a render block, building the block first if new. Use when asked to create the skill for a render block, skill-ify flashcards or quiz, add content blocks for a block, or add a new render block type. NOT for tool result displays (use create-tool-renderer).

Custom chat display for an MCP or agent tool's result, DB-loaded from tool_ui by default. Use when adding or customizing a tool visualization, making a tool result look good, rendering MCP tool output, or authoring a renderer for a tool that shows the generic view.

The staged pipeline that turns any API, provider payload, scrape, or computed result into registered, rendered platform kinds. Use on 'create kinds for X', 'distill X into kinds', 'point yourself at API X', or as a stage (A/B/V/D/C) of a running data-to-kinds run. NOT for consuming existing kinds (use aidream's workflow-io-kinds / matrx-frontend's shape-system).

Bringing an existing table onto the platform base standard. Use when asked to canonicalize, retrofit, or 'Wave 3' a table, run apply_rls or an org backfill, retire a bespoke *_versions table, or move it onto platform comments/associations/permissions. NOT for a schema move (use db-move-table-schema).

Entry point and shared rules for structural changes to the live Matrx database. Use before any DDL: dropping, merging, or renaming a table, changing a function, RPC, trigger, or policy, hunting straggler tables, or starting a deprecated, schema move, or canonicalization (it routes to those skills).

Retiring a dead table by moving it to the deprecated schema and clearing every reference in both repos. Use when asked to deprecate or retire a table, when a table is no longer used, or to take a table offline without dropping it. NOT for relocating a still-used table (use db-move-table-schema).

Relocating a live, still-used table to another Postgres schema with every reference intact. Use when asked to move or rehome a table into a schema, or to pull a table out of public into a domain schema. NOT for retiring a table (use db-deprecate-table).

Diagnostic method for any bug, failure, regression, flake, or slowdown. Use before proposing a fix: something is broken, throwing, not saving, not showing, or 'worked yesterday'; on 'debug this' or 'find the root cause'; and immediately after a fix attempt did not work.

Permanent-delete grooming for leftover Docker builds, agent worktrees, and .next caches. Use when creating or finishing a git worktree, after a local docker build, when the disk is full, or when /tmp or .wt trees were left behind.

The procedure for every doc change in common-docs or a repo's CLAUDE.md, FEATURE.md or SKILL.md. Use when creating, editing, moving or deleting a doc, finding duplicate or disagreeing docs, planting a repo pointer, consolidating a node, or on /docs and the daily docs-steward run.

The quick interview that captures a Domain's or major Feature's minimal (go-live) and final vision verbatim into its VISION.md. Use when a node shows VISION MISSING, a registry domain is ratified without a vision, gap analysis lacks a go-live bar, or on /domain-vision-interview <domain>.

The re-measure and standing report of the canonical data model's live DB conformance. Use when asked 'where are we at' on DB drift or conformance, to update the drift numbers, when a drift-audit brief is re-issued, or on /drift-audit. NOT the per-table fix recipe (use matrx-frontend's db-canonicalize-table).

Early-user discovery and feedback trials. Use when reviewing unfamiliar AI Matrx accounts, classifying owner relationships, recommending trial plans, or running approved outreach and reply checks.

Migrating custom icon buttons to TapButtons. Use when replacing a raw <button>, IconButton, or className-styled icon; migrating header, toolbar, or footer icons; lazy-splitting a button's highlight decoration; or on 'tap targets', 'efficiency update', 'lazy split', or making a small component production-ready.

Adding a file type or upgrading any of its capability slots in the files feature (preview, edit, thumbnail, grid card, info, share, versions, conversion, diff, rail panel). Use when supporting a new extension or MIME type, building a previewer, touching FILE_TYPES, PreviewKind, FilePreview.tsx, EDITABLE_KINDS, or surfaces/single-file/, or working the FILE_SURFACES.md wishlist.

The frontend Error Inspector capture system (captureError, lib/diagnostics/**). Use when wiring a new CapturedErrorSource or adapter, calling captureError from a new site, picking a red/orange/yellow tier or errorTierRules downgrade, or turning a console.error or swallowed catch into a captured error.

Doctrine for auditing an ENTIRE feature and building it to its ideal state. Use on 'deep dive on X', 'audit the X feature', 'figure out everything X does', 'take over X and finish it', 'bring X up to best practices', or when a whole feature needs overhauling, unifying, or finishing, not patching. NOT for one small addition (use build-sub-feature).

A live demo or admin page shipped with every feature whose results the user would otherwise not see. Use when adding a backend endpoint or feature with no UI to see it, when output only shows in logs, the DB, or an agent run, or when the user asks 'how do I test this'.

End-of-task routine: health checks, fixes, then commit and push. Use when finishing a unit of work, or when the user says 'commit and push', 'ship it', 'get it ready', 'wrap up', or just 'do this' with no push instruction.

The bar every automated test or guard must clear: green only when the real system works. Use when writing, fixing, or reviewing a test, mock, stub, fixture, snapshot, or self-test; adding a regression test for a bug; or about to call work done because tests pass.

One-time recovery when a shared checkout has drifted far from GitHub main: hundreds ahead/behind, stacked worktrees and PRs, a dirty tree nobody owns. Use when tempted to reset or force-push. NOT for the ordinary 30-minute release loop (operations/INTEGRATION_MAINTAINER.md).

The interview primitive for putting open decisions to an owner. Use on 'grill me', 'stress-test this', or 'what do you need from me before you build this', and whenever a plan, scope, spec, vision, or question ledger needs owner rulings. NOT for steps only a human can perform (use a guided session).

Rules for every string rendered inside the app, plus the sweep that removes in-app prose. Use when writing or changing a label, hint, description, tooltip, empty state or KPI tile in a .tsx file, or when running Pattern Patrol P14 or asked to find or fix long UI text.

iOS-native mobile web UX rules. Use when building any UI component, fixing mobile issues, reviewing responsive code, or touching viewport heights (dvh vs h-screen), safe areas, Dialog vs Drawer, tabs on mobile, touch targets, or input zoom.

Light/dark theme violation repair for Pattern Patrol P4. Use when you find raw bg-white/text-black classes or a state invisible in one theme, or when running a P4 patrol.

Continuous localhost UI iteration loop with Arman, through full surface certification. Use when he asks to fix, refine, review, or iterate on a page, route, panel, overlay, or other UI while he may inspect localhost. NOT for a report-only UI audit.