HANDOFF discovery, review, save, and cleanup workflow for the PACT secretary. Use when: processing agent HANDOFFs after workflow phases, running session consolidation, or recovering orphaned completed handoffs from prior sessions. Triggers: harvest HANDOFFs, process HANDOFFs, incremental, consolidation, handoff recovery.
Agent Teams interaction protocol for PACT specialist agents. Auto-loaded via agent frontmatter. Defines how teammates start work, communicate, report completion, and handle blockers.
Clean code principles, error handling patterns, and coding standards for PACT Code phase. Use when: implementing features, refactoring code, reviewing code quality, establishing coding conventions, or handling errors and exceptions. Triggers on: code quality, clean code, refactoring, error handling, logging patterns, naming conventions, code review, code phase.
Persistent memory for PACT agents. Save context, goals, lessons learned, decisions, and entities. Semantic search across sessions. Use when: saving session context, recalling past decisions, searching lessons. Triggers: memory, save memory, search memory, lessons learned, remember, recall
Command-style teachback protocol for PACT teammates. Invoking this skill directly instructs you to store your teachback in task metadata and idle on awaiting_lead_completion before any implementation work.
Remove a git worktree and its branch after PACT workflow completes. Use when: PR is merged, sub-scope work is consolidated, or manual cleanup is needed. Triggers on: worktree cleanup, remove worktree, delete worktree, branch cleanup.
Testing strategies, test pyramid guidance, and quality assurance patterns for PACT Test phase. Use when: designing test suites, implementing unit tests, integration tests, E2E tests, performance testing, security testing, or determining test coverage priorities. Triggers on: test design, unit testing, integration testing, E2E testing, test coverage, test pyramid, mocking, fixtures, performance testing, test phase.
Record your teammate identity (name@team) at session start so later hooks can recover your friendly name. Invoke as your first action when your spawn prompt directs it.