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- Tw ParseAnalyze a local codebase and infer the architecture it is actually using, including repo kind, best-fit dominant architecture, directly evidenced coexisting patterns, major subsystem exceptions, confidence, docs-vs-code drift, and repo-fit hints for downstream agents. Use when prompts ask what architecture a repo uses, whether it is really hexagonal or just layered, what subtle patterns shape a repo or slice, how a target slice fits a hybrid monorepo, whether documented architecture matches i...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Tw Prove ItGauntlet for absolute claims (always/never/guaranteed/optimal); pressure-test, then refine with explicit boundaries. Use when users ask to prove or disprove strong certainty claims, request devil's-advocate challenge rounds, or want the /tw-prove-it gauntlet to run all 10 rounds continuously by default.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Tw ReduceAudit over-engineered codebases by factoring layers into live obligations, quotienting redundant distinctions, ablating unearned surface, and normalizing survivors while preserving required behavior. Use when change latency or agent difficulty comes from frameworks, plugins, DI, codegen, task runners, config indirection, ORMs, GraphQL, monorepo/infra tooling, or web stacks, or when asked to remove layers. Produces an evidence-backed Reduction Certificate, cuts, migration phases, proof signals...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Tw RefineRefine an existing skill in place with minimal diffs. Trigger when asked to improve a skill's trigger description/frontmatter, workflow text, metadata, scripts/references/assets; also for requests to iterate, refactor, rename, or fix a skill using usage/session-mining evidence (for example from /tw-seq).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Tw Review FoldCompress review pressure into the right next action instead of more code by default. Classify findings, reject non-liabilities, and choose proof-only vs minimal-fix vs refactor-kernel, preventing one-patch-per-comment churn. Use after a code review — PR comments, reviewer suggestions, or audit findings — and especially when you are about to reflexively patch every comment.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Tw TkHeuristic-first software surgery for proof-backed, minimal-diff implementation: Contract to Invariants to Cut Rationale to inevitable incision to Proof. Use when users say \"run /tw-tk\", \"patch-first\", \"keep the diff small\", \"state contract + invariants\", \"one clear incision\", \"fix it with a validation signal\", or orchestration cues like \"workers use /tw-tk\" / \"internally use /tw-tk\".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Ui RedesignSet up and manage a UI redesign experiment with three git worktree branches for modern minimal, bold creative, and classic refined design directions. Use when asked to run a UI redesign experiment, compare design approaches, or prototype multiple visual directions in parallel branches.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Write AcWrite acceptance criteria for a Jira story using Given/When/Then scenarios. Use this skill when the user asks to write AC, acceptance criteria, write scenarios, improve a story, add AC to a ticket, or mentions a Jira ticket and wants better requirements. Also triggers on "write better AC", "this story needs AC", "add scenarios to this ticket", or when reviewing a Jira story for completeness.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Explain DiffBuild a rich, self-contained HTML explanation of a code change — diff, branch, commit range, MR/PR — with background, intuition, a code walkthrough, diagrams, and a glossary, then quiz the reader interactively in chat. Use when the user asks to explain a change, understand a PR/MR, walk through a diff, onboard onto a branch, or says "explain this PR", "what does this branch do", "teach me this change", or "/explain-diff".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8