Development

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SubagentARun the PM-led subagent workflow for this request. Use only when the user explicitly asks for the subagent workflow, the PM, pm-agent, or invokes /subagent (for example "solve this with the subagent workflow", "work on this as pm-agent"). Never use it for ordinary requests the user did not route to the workflow.developmentshellbashVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Pv SetupAInitialize a faithful proof-checking project — check the Lean environment, inventory the manuscript with pv-architect, create RESULTS.json, the verdict checklist and the resume file, and report the plan. Run once per paper, before /pv-run.developmentpythongoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6
Pv RunACoordinator loop for faithful proof checking. Advances every numbered result in dependency order through draft → independent gate → proof → independent final audit, plus the issue branch and predecessor reconnection; records verdicts, snapshots progress and reports to the user after each milestone, until every result has a verdict or a recorded reason. Invoke after /pv-setup, or via /pv-resume.developmentpythonrustVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6
ScheduleAUse when scheduling a MEOW request, workflow, or Jira issue for later on Windows/Linux, or listing, rescheduling, or cancelling its OS trigger.developmentpythonshellVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
RunAUse when building features, resolving one or more Jira issues, or coordinating an objective or task file into one reviewed delivery. Defaults to CLI; native execution requires an explicit request.developmentbashVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
ReviewAUse when reviewing existing code or fixing review findings against a prompt, Jira issue, PR/MR, branch, plan, saved review, or CI checkout. Defaults to native, except CI and tester flows.developmentbashgitVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
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PlanAUse when the user wants a MEOW sprint plan and testable Sprint Contract before implementation. Defaults to native planning.developmentbashVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
OnboardFUse when setting up MEOW in a repository, refreshing an already onboarded repo after an upgrade, or adding or changing its settings, skills, integrations, and optional features.developmentpythonshellVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
LintAUse when finding and fixing the project's configured lint findings in the current session, without a separate MEOW fixer agent.developmentbashrefactoringVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Integrate Ci ReviewAUse when adding or configuring MEOW's CI review job in GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, with optional inline PR/MR comments.developmentpythonrustVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
CustomizeACreate, override, attach, or remove MEOW skills, agents, and workflows in project, local, or user scope. Use for changing role prompts, tools, models, delegates, sessions, or workflow steps without editing MEOW source.developmentbashgitVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Event RegistrationAHandle event registration, RSVP, tickets and cancellations through Open Media Events without ever fabricating a registration. Use when the person says "register me", "RSVP", "get tickets", "I signed up", "I'm on the waitlist" or "cancel my spot".developmentVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Event PlanningACheck availability and travel, and place or release calendar holds for events using Open Media Events. Use when the person asks "am I free?", "hold that", "put it on my calendar", "what am I doing Saturday?", or wants to plan several events across a week.developmentVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Event PersonalizationARead and update the person's event preferences and feedback in Open Media Events with the right scope. Use when they state likes or dislikes ("no more mixers", "I prefer small dinners", "I'm in Palo Alto now"), rate an event, or ask what the system knows about their preferences.developmentgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Event DiscoveryAFind, compare and explain real-world events for the person using the Open Media Events MCP server. Use when they ask what to do, where to meet people (friends, founders, dates), for meetups, talks, classes, sports, or anything happening this week or weekend.developmentreactVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Open MediaARead and act on Open Media, the open social app: one feed across Open Media, Farcaster, Lens, Hive and DeSo, cross-network search, public profiles and events, and (with the person’s own token) their posts, messages, contacts, listings and privacy. Use when a person asks about posts or people on these networks, wants to publish to Open Media, or wants their Open Media inbox or account handled.developmentapiVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Open Media PaymentsAPay for an Open Media listing, tip a creator or unlock a paid post, safely: preview who is paid and every fee, get the person’s explicit confirmation of the exact amount, then hand them a Stripe checkout link or a USDC transfer for their own wallet. Use when a person wants to buy, tip or unlock something on Open Media.developmentgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
Bobby UxAUI/UX Lead Designer Skill: Reviews the live application through the browser to evaluate design quality, brand consistency, component modernness, and user experience. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: design, UI, UX, design review, brand, branding, look and feel, visual review, component review, modernize, design audit, typography, color, spacing, layout, responsive, accessibility, visual polish, review the design, check the branding, make it more modern, improve the UI.developmentrustgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6
Bobby TestATest Skill: Verifies ticket changes through the live running application using browser automation and API calls. Tests what users actually see — not source code. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: test, verify, smoke test, acceptance testing, verify the app, check if it works.developmentgobashVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6
Bobby ReviewACode Review Skill: Deep code review that traces data flow, checks callers, and catches regressions. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: review, code review, peer review, review PR, check code, approve, review changes.developmentgotestingVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6
Bobby QeAQE Testing Skill: Tests the live application through the browser automation and API calls. Never reads source code. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: QE, QA, quality, test, testing, regression, smoke test, UI test, API test, e2e, browser test, test case, bug report, acceptance testing, verify the app, test this feature, make sure nothing is broken, check if X works.developmentjavascriptrustVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6
Bobby PmAProduct Manager Skill: Reviews the live application through the browser, identifies UX gaps and feature opportunities, shapes ideas into actionable tickets. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: PM, product, product manager, review the app, walkthrough, user flow, feature idea, prioritize, backlog, roadmap, PRD, user stories, acceptance criteria, product review, what should we build, look at the app, check the experience, shape this feature.developmentjavascriptrustVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6
Bobby PlanAPlanning Skill: Handles epic breakdown and ticket refinement. Creates plan.md and test-cases.md. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: plan, refine, brainstorm, break down, epic, spec, requirements, scope, estimate, plan ticket.developmentgoapiVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6
Bobby LocalALocal Dev Skill: Sets up and manages local development environments by profile name. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: setup, local dev, start the app, set up my local env, dev environment, docker compose issues, port conflicts, container problems, dev server won't start, fresh setup, environment variables, migration errors, npm install problems, health checks, daily startup, rebuild docker, check if everything is running.developmentbashrailsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 6