Kaakati

Expert decision trees for Solargraph, Sorbet, and Rubocop validation in Rails. Use when: (1) Choosing which quality tool for a task, (2) Debugging type errors or lint failures, (3) Setting up validation pipelines, (4) Deciding strictness levels. Trigger keywords: quality gates, validation, solargraph, sorbet, rubocop, type checking, linting, code quality, static analysis, type safety, srb tc

Mandatory inspection before writing any Rails code. Use when: (1) Starting ANY implementation task, (2) Making architectural decisions, (3) Suggesting patterns or conventions, (4) Creating new files/classes. Core rule: Never plan without file path citations. Trigger keywords: analyze, inspect, patterns, conventions, codebase, discover, structure, dependencies, existing, before

Expert checklist for preventing common Rails runtime errors BEFORE writing code. Use when: (1) Creating ViewComponents - template/method exposure errors, (2) Writing GROUP BY queries - PostgreSQL grouping errors, (3) Building views that call component methods, (4) Debugging 'undefined method' errors. Trigger keywords: errors, bugs, NoMethodError, template not found, N+1, GROUP BY, PG::GroupingError, undefined method, nil, debugging, prevention

Expert patterns for ViewComponent implementation, slots, previews, and method exposure. Use when: (1) Creating ViewComponents, (2) Implementing slots or content blocks, (3) Setting up component previews, (4) Debugging template/rendering errors, (5) Exposing service methods to views. Trigger keywords: ViewComponent, components, UI, rendering, slots, previews, partials, presenters, render_inline, erb

Automatic workflow suggestion and utility agent routing based on prompt analysis. Trigger keywords: auto-detect, intent, suggest, trigger, routing, workflow detection, utility agents, prompt analysis, smart routing

Expert guide to detecting, categorizing, and prioritizing technical debt in Rails applications. Use when: (1) Auditing codebase health, (2) Planning refactoring sprints, (3) Estimating feature impact, (4) Identifying code smells, (5) Tracking deprecations. Trigger keywords: technical debt, code smell, complexity, cyclomatic, deprecation, legacy, refactor, audit, health check, god class

Expert accessibility decisions for iOS/tvOS: when to combine vs separate elements, label vs hint selection, Dynamic Type layout strategies, and WCAG AA compliance trade-offs. Use when implementing VoiceOver support, handling Dynamic Type, or ensuring accessibility compliance. Trigger keywords: accessibility, VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, WCAG, a11y, accessibilityLabel, accessibilityElement, accessibilityTraits, isAccessibilityElement, reduceMotion, contrast, focus

Expert Alamofire decisions for iOS/tvOS: when Alamofire adds value vs URLSession suffices, interceptor chain design trade-offs, retry strategy selection, and certificate pinning considerations. Use when designing network layer, implementing auth token refresh, or choosing between networking approaches. Trigger keywords: Alamofire, URLSession, interceptor, RequestAdapter, RequestRetrier, certificate pinning, Session, network layer, token refresh, retry

ReactJS Vite SPA conventions — React Router, Zustand, TanStack Query, Tailwind, Framer Motion, ApexCharts. Use when building Vite web SPA pages or components.

WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility audit with 4-principle framework, automated checks, color contrast analysis, keyboard navigation testing, and ARIA pattern validation. Triggers on "accessibility audit", "WCAG audit", "a11y audit", "accessibility check", "screen reader test", "keyboard accessibility", or "accessibility compliance".

Design and review REST APIs for consistency, standards compliance, and developer experience. Use this skill whenever someone asks to design an API, create endpoints, review API contracts, generate OpenAPI specs, or says things like "design the API for X", "review this endpoint", "what should the API look like", "create a REST interface", "write the OpenAPI spec", or "check my API design". Also trigger when someone mentions pagination strategy, error response format, API versioning, or rate limiting design.

Atomic Design methodology for component hierarchy across Phlex (Rails), ReactJS Vite SPA, Next.js App Router, and React Native. Covers atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, and pages with composition rules. Triggers on "atomic design", "component hierarchy", "atom component", "molecule component", "organism component", "design system structure", or "component organization".

React composition patterns for scalable component architecture. Use when refactoring components with boolean prop proliferation, building component libraries, designing compound components, or reviewing component APIs. Triggers on "composition pattern", "compound component", "boolean props", "component architecture", "render props", or "React 19 patterns".

Execute deployment workflows with pre-flight checks, environment validation, health verification, and rollback procedures. Use this skill whenever someone asks to deploy, push to staging, release to production, or says things like "deploy to staging", "release this to production", "run the deployment checklist", "is this ready to deploy", "execute the release", or "roll back the deployment". Also trigger when someone mentions deployment readiness, smoke tests after deploy, rollback procedures, or canary/blue-green deployment strategy.

Implement internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n) for Rails backends, React Native mobile, ReactJS Vite SPA, and Next.js web apps. Use this skill whenever someone asks about translations, locales, internationalization, or says things like "add i18n support", "translate this", "support multiple languages", "add locale", "RTL support", "pluralization", "localize the app", or "web translations". Also trigger for date/currency/number formatting across locales, CSS logical properties for RTL, or server component i18n.

Monorepo architecture and management — workspace layout by deployable unit (apps/packages/tooling), dependency boundary enforcement, task orchestration and caching (Turborepo, Nx, Bazel), affected-only CI with remote cache and merge queue, one-version policy, per-app release tagging, and a generated api-client/types contract between the Rails API and its web/mobile consumers. Use this skill when someone asks about monorepo structure, workspace layout, "where should this package live", cross-package imports, module boundaries, packwerk, Turborepo or Nx setup, slow monorepo CI, affected-only builds, remote caching, merge queues, CODEOWNERS, one lockfile vs many, Changesets, or says "our monorepo is slow", "everything imports everything", or "should we use a monorepo".

AI and machine learning strategy starting from business problems, not technology. USE THIS SKILL when the user asks about AI readiness assessments, AI use case prioritization, ML ops maturity, generative AI strategy, responsible AI frameworks, AI ROI methodology, build vs buy for AI solutions, or creating an AI implementation roadmap. Includes use case identification with ROI ranking, talent strategy, and governance frameworks for both traditional ML and generative AI.

Comprehensive audit readiness assessment and preparation program. USE THIS SKILL when the user asks about IPO readiness, audit preparation, first-time audit, audit remediation, SOC readiness, financial statement readiness, audit gap analysis, audit maturity, data room preparation, mock audit, dry run, audit-ready operations, auditor selection, or preparing for any external audit engagement. Produces a maturity assessment, gap analysis, remediation plan, and implementation timeline working backward from the target date.

USE THIS SKILL when the user asks about blue ocean strategy, value innovation, creating uncontested market space, strategy canvas, ERRC grid, eliminating competition, new market creation, non-customer analysis, or finding white space opportunities. Trigger terms: "blue ocean", "value innovation", "strategy canvas", "ERRC", "eliminate reduce raise create", "uncontested market", "white space", "new market space", "non-customers", "buyer utility", "six paths", "value curve", "make competition irrelevant", "market creation".

USE THIS SKILL when the user asks about change readiness, stakeholder analysis, communication plans, change impact assessment, adoption planning, resistance management, ADKAR, Kotter, Prosci, change governance, change agent networks, transition management, or organizational change of any kind. Also trigger for "change fatigue," "adoption metrics," "sponsor alignment," "stakeholder mapping," "readiness assessment," or any request to plan, execute, or sustain organizational change in transformation, M&A integration, restructuring, or digital programs.

USE THIS SKILL when the user asks about pay structure, salary bands, compensation benchmarking, incentive design, total rewards, compa-ratio analysis, pay equity, executive compensation, variable pay, equity compensation, market pricing, salary surveys, or grade structures. Also trigger for "red circle," "green circle," "range penetration," "pay philosophy," "STI design," "LTI design," "compensation cost modeling," "gender pay gap," "equal pay," or any request to design, analyze, or benchmark compensation against market data for any employee population.

USE THIS SKILL when the user asks to analyze competitors, map the competitive landscape, assess competitive threats, build a competitor profile, evaluate competitive positioning, identify competitive advantages or moats, or compare companies in an industry. Trigger terms: "competitive analysis", "competitor", "competitive landscape", "Porter's Five Forces", "competitive moat", "positioning map", "competitive advantage", "threat assessment", "rival", "market share", "competitive benchmark", "2x2 matrix", "who competes with".

USE THIS SKILL when the user asks about cost reduction, cost cutting, margin improvement, profitability analysis, zero-based budgeting (ZBB), activity-based costing (ABC), cost benchmarking, cost transformation, SG&A optimization, overhead reduction, cost waterfall, cost driver analysis, operating leverage, or business case for savings initiatives. Also trigger for "run-rate savings," "cost take-out," "efficiency program," "restructuring," "right-sizing," or any request to reduce costs or improve EBITDA margin.

Crisis management and incident response planning engine that builds classification frameworks, decision trees, communication playbooks, and post-crisis recovery roadmaps. USE THIS SKILL when the user mentions crisis response, crisis management plan, incident playbook, reputation risk, business continuity activation, crisis communication, tabletop exercise, crisis simulation, golden hour protocol, stakeholder notification, or post-crisis after-action review. Covers the full crisis lifecycle from preparedness through recovery.

This skill should be used when the user mentions "codebase map", "CODEBASE_MAP.md", "codemap", "dependency map", "file dependencies", "blast radius", "what imports this", "what does this file affect", "what depends on this", "impact of changing this file", "what will break", "find affected files", "side effects in codebase", or asks about navigating or understanding the structure of their codebase for making changes. It teaches Claude how to use the codebase map as a navigational aid during coding sessions.

Context-aware coding intelligence with automatic codebase indexing, semantic RAG retrieval, and persistent cross-session memory