AhsanAyaz

Run one tick of the code-with-ahsan GitHub⇄ClickUp autonomous loop: triage new GitHub issues, auto-fix + merge safe ones, escalate risky ones to a human, and reconcile ClickUp board activity (in review / board review / test on production) into next actions. Use when the user says 'run the agent loop', 'run a loop tick', '/agent-loop', or drives it recurringly via '/loop 15m /agent-loop'. Runs in the main session (needs ClickUp + GitHub MCP). Delegates analysis to the issue-triage agent (Sonnet 5) and coding to the fix-implementer agent (Opus 4.8); the orchestrator owns every ClickUp write and the merge gate.

Provides system information and a greeting when the user says "hello world".

React and Next.js performance optimization guidelines from Vercel Engineering. This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or refactoring React/Next.js code to ensure optimal performance patterns. Triggers on tasks involving React components, Next.js pages, data fetching, bundle optimization, or performance improvements.

Use this skill whenever the user wants to create, draft, outline, scaffold, extend, or refactor a slide deck in this `personal/slides` reveal.js repo — including phrases like "new talk", "new deck", "slides for X", "presentation about Y", "write a talk on Z", "make slides", or "add slides for this conference". Codifies Ahsan's signature presentation style: reveal.js markdown with fragments, opinionated anti-hype tone, code-first explanations with inline arrow-comments, ⚠️ pitfall slides, nano-banana meme opener, QR code on slide 2, two-column flex layouts in Google brand colors, Whoami slide, cheat-sheet table, "one thing to remember" close, and rich speaker notes with timing + production stories. Always invoke when generating slide content in this repo, even if the user only says "draft a deck" or names a topic without using the word "slides".

Use when the presenter says "run step N", "run the next step", or "run step 1..3" while recording the "resource() vs httpResource() vs rxResource()" work-along video in this repo. Applies that step's pre-baked code changes and writes a short STEP-N-EXPLAINED.md. Always invoke for these phrases; do not hand-write the code yourself.

Scaffolds a new React feature using Clean Architecture patterns for a TypeScript/Vite project.

Use when the presenter says "run step N", "run the next step", or "run step 1..6" while recording the Angular Signal Forms work-along video in this repo. Applies that step's pre-baked code changes and writes a short STEP-N-EXPLAINED.md. Always invoke for these phrases; do not hand-write the code yourself.

Check the current context panic level and estimate how much context remains before Claude starts screaming. Use when asked about context usage, panic level, or how close we are to a FAAAAHHH moment.