johntimothybailey

Use when the user wants a strict approval packet for a code change: recommendation, scope, evidence, residual risk, rollback impact, and required follow-ups in a compact reviewer-facing format.

Use when the user wants a code-change walkthrough, diff review, or PR explanation. Covers reviewer-style summary, old vs new behavior, why each hunk exists, and concise engineer knowledge transfer.

Enforces presentation-first React components by moving non-trivial hook logic into domain-named custom hooks. Use when implementing tickets or feature requests that touch React or TSX components, especially when creating or editing UI components with multiple hooks, derived state, effects, or async data hooks such as useQuery, useMutation, Convex queries, or similar.

Specialized intelligence for 'seeing' hidden portability issues and navigating the Skill Harbor Lighthouse Workspace.

Reviews uncommitted changes and branch-vs-base diffs like a strict automated reviewer, focusing on the kinds of issues Cursor Bot, Greptile, CodeRabbit, or Qodo are likely to flag before CI/CD. Use when the user asks for early review, pre-CI feedback, uncommitted-change review, or wants to catch issues before the pipeline does.

Draft Skill Harbor release notes and changesets from the current git diff using the nautical Quartermaster voice. Use when asked for a changeset, hero title, Captain's Briefing, or release notes for this repo.

A specialized agent skill for the validation, generation, and auditing of I/O contracts between fleet members. Ensures that 'Produces' matches 'Requires' semantically and that types align across skill chains.

A specialized agent skill for evaluating, analyzing, and refactoring existing AI agent skills. Designed to ensure standardized naming conventions, contract integrity, and to split bloated skills (Galleons) into manageable components.

A specialized agent skill for designing and right-sizing AI agent skills. Uses the 'Lofting' process to ensure proper scale (Dinghy vs. Galleon) and enforces input/output contracts (Requires/Produces).