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- Chaos PlanningReviews a launch's failure-experiment plan (chaos plan, game day, resilience tests) for missing experiments across infrastructure, application, data, security and hardware faults, and for experiments lacking a hypothesis, injection, blast radius or pass criterion; reports the gaps in chat and edits nothing unless the user says yes. Use when the user asks to review, check or fill gaps in a chaos engineering plan, failure-injection plan, fault-injection plan, game day plan or a launch's resilie...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cut MilestonesCuts an approved spec into ROADMAP milestones, each behind one measurable exit gate, with a dependency graph, and creates in the tracker only those ready to start, at most 3 open at once; or drafts one version milestone, named by its target month, for a release after the MVP. Use when the user asks to plan, cut, draft or split milestones — "cut milestones from the spec", "what are the milestones for the MVP", "split M4 in two", "plan 26.11", "plan 1.3". Not for filing a milestone's issues (us...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Dream FixerTakes one tracker issue from its number to an open MR/PR: reads and triages it, runs the dream-fixer-loop workflow, and opens the MR/PR from the result. Use when the user points at an issue by number and asks to work on, take, pick up, handle, do or close it — e.g. "work on #42", "do GL-88 end to end". Not for vague feature ideas with no issue (file one with scope-issue), and not for reviewing an existing PR (use qa-review).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- FrictionScans past dream-fixer-loop workflow runs for agent friction (skill or tool hunting under ~/.claude, denied or erroring tool calls, repeated failing commands, forbidden actions, self-reported friction, token and tool-call outliers) and reports the patterns seen in two or more runs, each with the deterministic check that would stop it or the prompt line it points to. Use when the user runs /dream-team:friction or asks what keeps going wrong across dream-fixer runs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Milestone CloseCloses a tracker milestone: checks its exit criterion, triages its open issues, checks docs against code and offers a release. Use when the user asks to close, wrap up or review a milestone — "close milestone 4", "is M4 done", "wrap up the dogfood milestone".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Qa ReviewReviews design, reliability, test coverage and claims against the project's reference sources with parallel read-only lenses (dream-team's architect-reviewer, sre-engineer and test-coverage-reviewer agents, and a generic domain lens), whose findings the main session merges and deduplicates, with an opt-in verify pass that checks each finding against the code. Reviews the current branch by default, or audits the whole repository, asking the user to pick paths when it maps over ~10K lines of co...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Review BenchBenchmarks qa-review on one pull request, and any other code reviewer the user names against it: runs each reviewer headless several times, builds a verified findings ledger from qa-review warm-up runs, grades every run against the frozen ledger, and prints a score table of mean quality, run-to-run sd, criticals found and noise tiers. Use when the user asks to benchmark, score, rank or compare code reviewers, review commands, models or effort levels against qa-review, or to measure a reviewer...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Scope CommitWrites commit messages in Scoped Commits form: a `<scope>: <description>` subject and a body only for the why. Use before running any `git commit`, including `--amend` and a squash or fold, and for "write a commit", "commit message", "commit this" or /commit. MR/PR descriptions: use `scope-mr` instead.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Scope IssueWrites issue descriptions: a problem paragraph opening with the defect, then a proposal. Use when writing or editing an issue (`gh issue create`, `gh api …/issues`, `glab issue create`, `-f description=`). Commit messages: use `scope-commit`; MR/PR descriptions: use `scope-mr`.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Scope MrWrites MR/PR descriptions: why, how, root cause, behaviour. Use when writing or editing an MR/PR description (`glab mr create`, `gh pr create`, `gh api …/pulls`, `-f description=`). Commit messages: use `scope-commit` instead.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Scope SpecWrites a project spec in `docs/specs/`: a date and status header, then context, decision, consequences, design and open items. Use when asked to write the spec, the v1 design, a design doc, or a cross-cutting design change. Not for feature work (file an issue with `scope-issue`) or cutting milestones from a spec (use `cut-milestones`).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Setup Dream TeamChecks a project against the dream-team flow, applies fixes that change no code after one OK, commits its doc edits and files one maintenance issue for the other failing checks. Use when the user asks to set up, audit or align a project with the dream-team flow. Not for working an issue (use dream-fixer) or closing a milestone (use milestone-close).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ship ItReleases main, with or without a milestone: reads the commits and CHANGELOG `[Unreleased]` entries since the last release, proposes the next version in the last release's scheme (`0.x`, CalVer `YY.MM.MICRO` or SemVer), bumps each version file and moves the entries under the new version in one MR, then tags its merge commit, asking first unless the version came as its argument. Use when the user asks to "cut a release", "release main", "ship 26.11", "ship it" or "bump the version".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Tech Debt TriageTriages tech debt in a repository: ranks hot-spot paths by git log, has dream-team's architect-reviewer list refactor and restructuring candidates under the deletion test, has a fresh judge subagent on Fable verify each claim in the code and rate it Act now, Later or Skip against quality, performance and change cost, files a scope-issue for each Act now item, writes an HTML report with one card per Act now item, with before/after diagrams where it changes structure and side-by-side copies whe...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2