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Run an iterative code-review loop: a review workflow scores the diff by severity, Claude fixes the issues at the chosen strictness, commits, then re-reviews — looping until the review comes back clean. Configurable at invocation: a model ladder (recommended Sonnet → Opus; also sonnet, opus, or a custom models= list), a strictness set of severities to enforce (default critical+major+minor; e.g. strictness=critical,major), and a per-tier round cap (rounds=3/5/10 or until-fixed). Asks if unspecified. Project-agnostic; any git repo. Use when the user asks to review-and-fix in a loop, do a feedback pass, or "keep reviewing until clean".

Build EVM blockchain data indexers using Ponder (ponder.sh) - an open-source TypeScript framework for indexing smart contract events, transactions, and traces into custom database schemas with type-safe APIs. Use when the user mentions ponder, blockchain/EVM indexing, onchain data pipelines, subgraph replacement, or wants to index smart contract events into a queryable database.

Manage Shortcut stories, epics, objectives, iterations, docs, labels, teams, and more using the short CLI — view, search, update, and create items for project management and issue tracking. Use when the user mentions Shortcut, references tickets or tasks in Shortcut, or when you see URLs matching `app.shortcut.com/*` (use this skill instead of WebFetch).

Complete reference for ecluse — ephemeral local environments for coding agents, any stack. Use this skill whenever ecluse is mentioned, a .ecluse.toml file is present in the repo, the user asks about worktree isolation, parallel dev environments, or port/database conflicts between branches. When a .ecluse.toml file is present in the repo, loading this skill before starting work is strongly recommended so you understand the isolation model and avoid port conflicts.