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- Act A11yUse when asked to check accessibility, whether something is usable with keyboard or screen reader, or against WCAG, for one page or component. Gives a severity-ranked list of findings and fixes the ones you approve. Not for checking a build against its design - use act-design-build.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act AdoptUse when a project already has its own docs or AI tooling, or when asked to adopt or migrate an existing project's docs or AI tooling (old template, foreign template, homegrown structure). Takes it over in eight steps instead of a plain init.py --target. Not for an empty folder - use act-setup.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act Audit DocsUse after a feature wave, before a handover, or when docs/project might be stale or contradict the code (architecture, coding rules, testing, features, decisions). Brings outdated entries in line with the actual code. Not for template drift - use act-doctor.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act BugUse when a bug is reported, something is broken, or asked to debug or fix specific behavior. Ends with the fix proven by a test that fails before and passes after. Not for cleanup or refactoring found along the way.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act Check TranslationsUse when asked to check translations or i18n, whether all languages are complete, or after adding a language or new UI text. Gives a per-language report of missing, unused or mismatched keys and fixes the approved ones.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act CommitUse right after a task is accepted and its evidence (a test run, an outside call, a commit hash) is in hand, or when asked to close out and commit. Leaves the task archived and journaled, committed by pathspec. Never run by a sub-agent.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act DepsUse when dependencies are stale, a security advisory needs checking, or asked to update packages or check dependency age. Updates in traceable steps - patch and minor bundled, one commit per major - with checks green after each.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act Design AssetsUse when asked to design a logo, icons, a favicon set, an illustration or a product image that should stay in the project. Delivers hand-written SVG or image-model output, checked and placed in the repo. Not for throwaway drafts - use act-design-ideas.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act Design BuildUse when asked to build a component from a screenshot, implement a variant chosen via act-design-ideas, or turn a page design into code. Implements it in the project code and checks it in the browser in up to three rounds. Not for exploring options - use act-design-ideas.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act Design IdeasUse when asked for design ideas, variants for a component or page, or what something could look like, before any code exists. Produces three to four preview images from a description, screenshots or links. Not for building the chosen one - use act-design-build.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act DoctorUse to check for drift against the template, after an update, or when asked whether local overrides still make sense. Runs the cheap mechanical checks (stale overrides, dead IDs, orphaned bridges); content checks only on request. Not for performing an update - use act-update.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act Export SettingsUse to hand this project's setup to a new project, or to check what a settings export would reveal before sending it anywhere. Writes the project's own rule deviations, optionally scripts, checklists, agents, skills and topics, to a portable settings file.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act FeedbackUse when asked to send feedback, "report to the template", or "feedback: <text>", or when a rule, workflow, script or skill of the template itself helped, failed or was missing, including a template bug. Sends a pattern about the working method to the template author, never project specifics.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act IdeaUse when a feature, idea or change request is proposed: "can we add X", "it would be good if", "change request". Checks what exists, offers options with a recommendation, and after the decision files an effort estimate as backlog item and task. Not for planning a decided block - use act-prepare.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act IntegrationsUse when asked what GitHub or GitLab access exists, before act-pr or act-issue when docs/project/integrations.md is missing or older than 30 days, after a token or MCP server changed, or when asked which MCP servers or tools fit the project. Records access read-only; sets up a catalog server only after a yes.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act IssueUse when asked to "show issues", "show my open stories", "show issue 42", to create, comment on or close a GitHub or GitLab issue, or to "start work on issue 42". Covers issues and stories on the repo host. Not for pull or merge requests - use act-pr.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act Load SettingsUse when handed a settings.md or settings.zip file (act-export-settings output) to bring into this project. Mechanical checks sort new, identical and dead items, content overlaps go to a model for judgment, unresolved items land in the inbox. Not for a template update conflict - use act-update.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act PerfUse when something is reported as slow or asked to speed up a named page, query or endpoint. Ends with that one part measurably faster, shown by numbers from before and after a single change. Not for behavior-preserving restructuring - use act-refactor.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act PrUse when asked to open a pull request, create a merge request, write a PR description, or "send this branch for review" on GitHub or GitLab. Drafts title and description from the branch diff, creates it only after a yes. Not for issues - use act-issue; not for local commits - use act-commit.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act PrepareUse when planning a larger feature or block, asked to "plan this out", before work that should run unattended, or when the human says they will be away. Ends with ready, sized tasks and every open question asked in one bundle. Not for a first idea still lacking a decision - use act-idea.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act RefactorUse when asked to refactor, clean up or restructure existing code without changing what it does. Works in small steps with tests after each one, after stating goal and scope and checking the test net. Not for making code faster - use act-perf.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act ReleaseUse when asked to prepare a release, publish a new version, tag a version or generate a changelog. Results in a tagged semantic version with a readable changelog from the commits. Not for ordinary commits - use act-commit.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act SeoUse when asked to check SEO, why pages are poorly found in search, or before launching a site. Gives a list of findings in the page code (metadata, headings, links, robots.txt, sitemap) and fixes the approved ones. Code only, no live fetching.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act SetupUse when setting up a project in a fresh template clone, or when the owner asks to set up, initialize or install one (triggers "setup", "initialize", "install", "richte … ein", "neues Projekt"). Docks this checkout onto a project. Not for taking over existing docs - use act-adopt.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act SlidesUse when asked for a presentation, slides about the project, a talk, or a training deck. Produces the slides as versioned Markdown built from the existing docs and exports them to HTML or PDF.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act Test GapUse when asked to find test gaps, check test coverage for an area, or backfill tests for existing code. Ends with a risk-ranked list of the real gaps and, after approval, targeted tests rather than coverage percentages.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Act UpdateUse to check for or apply a newer template version in this project ("update the template", "act-update"). Brings in the new version only after you have seen the diff and agreed. Not for checking local drift - use act-doctor.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- ActUse when asked what skills or commands exist, for a skill list, or for one skill's exact instructions, or on a bare /act or /act <name> prompt. Prints the skill table with one-line descriptions, or the named skill in full. Does not run any skill.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3