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- Html DiagramDraw a diagram as a self-contained HTML file with inline SVG, in an editorial style with orthogonal connectors and a hard complexity budget — for explaining a question or an answer to someone, working out a system, or organising an idea. Use when the user wants a flowchart, sequence, architecture, timeline, tree, swimlane, quadrant or cycle diagram, wants something explained visually, or is thinking a plan through and needs it laid out.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Html DeckBuild a presentation as one self-contained, animation-rich HTML file on a fixed 16:9 stage, and export it to PDF — the whole deck rendered here, with no external design tool in the loop. Use when the user wants slides, a deck, a talk, a pitch or a presentation, wants an existing HTML deck reworked, or asks how to hand slides over as a PDF.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Teach BackQuiz the user on a document, one question at a time, until they can explain it to someone else — definitions, numbers, evidence, background, scope — and log the document's own gaps separately. For material that makes causal claims or rests on hypotheses (incident reports, post-mortems, proposals), also runs armor mode: sorts fact from hypothesis, checks the cause-and-effect chain, cross-examines it, and hands over what to assert, hedge and leave out. Use when the user wants to understand mate...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- LadderStructure the user's thinking one agreed level at a time, by asking rather than answering. `down` breaks an abstract concept ("strategy", "AI adoption") into definition, purpose, desired state, components and observable conditions; `up` climbs from a symptom on the ground (reviews stall, sprints overrun) through facts and causes to the purpose and the state worth aiming for. Use when the user wants to think a concept or a problem through themselves, or says 「一緒に整理して」「分解したい」「本質から考えたい」「なぜ起きているの...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Team ThreadsShow what is going on in the team's comms space - live threads, their state, and what is unread for you - and help pick one to work in. Use when the user asks what the team is discussing, what they have missed, or which thread to join.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Team SharePut this session's research, comparison, or investigation into a team-comms thread as a summary plus attachments, so teammates' agents can read it instead of being handed a document. Use when work worth sharing with the team comes out of a session, or when the user would otherwise export a document and send it.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Team ReplyWrite a reply or an independent opinion into a team-comms thread. Use when the user wants to answer a question from another member's agent, add a view to a discussion, or respond to something surfaced as unread.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Team OpenStart a new discussion thread in the team's comms space so several members' agents can weigh in. Use when the user wants to ask the team something, raise a design question, or get other agents' opinions on a decision.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Team FocusDeclare that this working directory is now taking part in a team-comms thread, so future sessions here surface its unread posts - or stop, so they go quiet again. Use when the user says they are working in a thread, wants notifications for one, or wants them to stop.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Team DecideRecord the conclusion of a team-comms discussion and close the thread. Use when a discussion has reached an answer, when the user says what was decided, or when a thread is finished and should stop appearing as live.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Team CatchupRestore a team-comms thread's discussion into this session - the cached digest plus whatever arrived since - and save an updated digest. Use when starting work in a thread whose history this session does not have, after focusing one, or when the user asks what has been said.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Setup Team CommsConnect this machine and project to a team-comms discussion space on a shared folder - create .claude/team-comms.json, verify the drive is really readable, and register this agent. Use when onboarding to a team's comms space, when a comms command reports missing config, or when adding a second machine.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Memory TidyKeep memory small enough to stay useful - report which caps are over, propose merges, split bloated notes, archive what is finished, and connect orphans. Use when memory-doctor or the session brief reports a cap, when memory feels noisy, or on a periodic review.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Memory ReflectPromote what a session learned from the short-term record into durable memory - review recent episodes and conversations, keep what will matter next time, and write it as typed notes. Use at the end of a session, when the user asks to reflect/consolidate/remember what was learned, or when memory-doctor reports the episodes cap.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Memory DoctorCheck whether long-term memory is actually working on this machine - setup, engine copy, model cache, vault, database, and whether capture is still recording. Use when memory looks stale or empty, when sessions stop being remembered, before reporting a memory bug, or when the user asks to check/diagnose memory.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- System DesignDesign a change or feature with the user and write the design set — proposal, per-capability specs, design (with open questions) and UML diagrams (use case, ER, sequence, file change map) — into a folder they choose. Settles the design first by interviewing the user one round at a time. Use when the user wants to design a system, feature or change before building it, asks for a design doc / spec / proposal, or wants requirements turned into design documents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Archify ReviewReview Archify issues, PRs, or code through value, cost, and impact to support evidence-based maintenance decisions. Use for issue triage, change reviews, and code quality assessments.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 77,827
- Kmp OpenrewriteAutomated, compiler-accurate AST refactoring and migration engine for Kotlin Multiplatform and Gradle projects using OpenRewrite. Use when performing repo-wide dependency upgrades, version catalog (libs.versions.toml) updates, Gradle deprecation remediation, or automated framework migrations (e.g. Ktor 2 to 3, Coroutines, or Java to Kotlin brownfield upgrades) across dozens of multiplatform modules in a single step.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Kmp Github Issue GovernanceGovern GitHub issue creation, sub-issue hierarchy, and status updates for KMP repositories. Use when decomposing work into epics and sub-issues, preventing ticket spam or comment flooding, drafting bug reports and technical tasks, tracking work a PR defers, labelling issues so they can be prioritised, or transporting markdown payloads safely through the GitHub CLI without escaping corruption.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Kmp Delivery LifecycleEnforce Definition of Ready (DoR), Definition of Done (DoD), and quality verification gates for Kotlin Multiplatform engineering. Use before picking up a task or feature to verify prerequisites, during implementation to validate UI and performance constraints, and before opening or merging Pull Requests to guarantee release-quality standards. Load when opening a PR (gh pr create) that changes UI: it owns the before/after screenshot evidence rule for PR bodies and bug issues.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Wp S3Moves a WordPress site's media library to S3, or to any S3-compatible server such as MinIO, with Human Made's S3 Uploads plugin, through bundled scripts — installs the plugin with its vendor tree, writes s3-config.php and the endpoint mu-plugin, migrates wp-content/uploads with a transfer that verifies itself, sets up the AWS side (bucket, CloudFront with OAC, IAM role), and takes the site back off S3. Run through /wp-s3 and /wp-s3-media. Use when a site's uploads should be served from an S3 ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 6
- Wp Audit Local StandardsCriteria for the local-SEO audit checks SEO-055 to SEO-063 — the two-signal applicability gate, brick-and-mortar, service-area and hybrid business types, LocalBusiness subtype by vertical (LegalService, MedicalClinic, Plumber, AutoDealer), NAP consistency across the rendered JSON-LD, Rank Math and the options page with phone and address normalization, geo precision, sameAs citation signals, aggregateRating spam, and doorway-page location sampling. Use when auditing a business with a street ad...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 6
- Silo Architecture ReviewReview code for architectural concerns only — boundary violations, wrong-layer logic, undocumented dependencies, and implicit decisions that should become an ADR or RFC. Works on a PR/branch/diff, or on standing code (a package, extension, or subsystem that already exists). Use when asked to "architecture review" something, to check whether code respects Silo's boundaries, before merging something cross-cutting, or when auditing an existing area for drift. Not a code-quality or style review.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 60
- KernelBootstrap BuildOS governance where lifecycle hooks are unavailable. Use when establishing a project governance baseline; ordinary tasks use project entrypoints.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2