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- ReleaseCut a {{project.name}} release — pick the semver bump from the changes since the last tag (or take an explicit version), open a `chore/bump-X.Y.Z` PR, and label it so the tag is pushed on merge. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Electron Security AuditSecurity auditing for the {{project.name}} plugin. Covers secret detection, input validation, command injection prevention, API key handling, and .gitignore enforcement. Use when reviewing code for security vulnerabilities or setting up security guardrails.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Obsidian Plugin DevObsidian plugin development patterns, API usage, manifest configuration, settings management, testing, and build pipeline. Use when working on plugin architecture, lifecycle hooks, tests, or Obsidian API integration.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AuditRun a full codebase audit chain — architecture, security, {{audit.complianceFrontmatterLabel}}, then the docs pipeline by invoking the `docs` skill, then security again. Spawns four named agents consecutively, chained on task dependencies, and reports results.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AutopilotRun the whole backlog loop unattended — for each issue in scope, produce a written plan, hand it to a fresh implementer that turns it into a PR via delegate batch mode, optionally run a qa → pr-response functional-QA loop on the green PR, optionally run an adversarial-review → pr-response review loop after it, optionally run an /audit security-and-docs gate scoped to the PR's diff as the final pre-merge check, arm auto-merge when consented, then do post-merge housekeeping. Composes the delega...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DelegateFetch open GitHub issues, assign each to the best specialist agent, and orchestrate execution with parallel worktree isolation and serial dependency chainsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DocsOrchestrates documentation updates by spawning the {{roster.architectAgent}}, docs-agent, and docs-human agents in sequence. The first pass audits the codebase and reports changes, docs-agent writes machine-readable docs, docs-human writes human-readable docs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- StandupRound up a quick status pulse from every installed agent — each reports in ≤3 lines, strictly from its own role's seat, where the {{project.name}} code stands and where it's headed. Discovers the roster at runtime, fans out one read-only parallel wave, and prints a compact digest — no fixes, no board writes.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle DoctorCheck whether this repo's rendered wafflestack files still match the lock (drift detection). Use to diagnose a CI doctor failure or before committing; explains each modified/missing/stale-render finding.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle EjectStop wafflestack managing one item (skill/agent/file) and hand it to the project. Confirm first — the file stays in place but becomes project-owned and stops receiving toolkit updates.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle InitScaffold a starter `.waffle/waffle.yaml` so wafflestack can render into this repo. Use in a repo that has never run wafflestack, before picking stacks and running /waffle-render.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle InstallInstall wafflestack stacks or individual items into this repo — persists the refs to `.waffle/waffle.yaml`, then re-renders. Use to add a stack (e.g. github-workflow) or an item (skills/issue).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle RenderRe-render this repo's current wafflestack selection into harness-native files (.claude/ etc.) and refresh the lock. Use after editing `.waffle/waffle.yaml` or upgrading the toolkit.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle ReportFile a wafflestack toolkit bug, feature request, or rough idea UPSTREAM — in the toolkit's own tracker, not this repo — with redacted diagnostics attached. Use when a render, upgrade, doctor, or skill behaves wrongly and the fault is the toolkit's; drafts read-only, shows the exact redacted payload, files only on an explicit yes. `{{waffle.reportConfirmGate.flag.off}}` skips the gate.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle SetupPrint the wafflestack setup playbook and full stack/skill/agent inventory for this repo, then help pick stacks and config. Use to plan an install or audit what the toolkit offers.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle ToggleToggle whether an agent may invoke a rendered wafflestack skill on its own judgment (Claude Code's `disable-model-invocation`), per skill and per project. Use when a skill such as /audit or /delegate should fire only as an explicit slash command, or to hand one back to the agent; the choice is persisted in .waffle/waffle.yaml and re-rendered. Pass --disable/--enable — the picker needs a TTY.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle UpgradeMove this repo's wafflestack pin to the toolkit's current version — runs migrations, re-renders, and doctors. Use to adopt a new toolkit release; review the diff before committing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle ValidateValidate wafflestack's own toolkit definitions — manifests, frontmatter, and placeholder declarations. Use when authoring or forking the toolkit itself, not for a plain consuming repo.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2