Proves guardrails, validators, permissions, hooks, and invariants with controlled pass-fail-pass checks. Use when implementing or reviewing enforcement mechanisms.
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Use when recording real session token metrics, tool call counts, retries, and estimated costs per verified task.
Use when designing or evolving REST, RPC, and event schemas with stable contracts, validation, versioning, compatibility, and error schemas.
Use when designing or reviewing HTTP APIs, service interfaces, events, schemas, request/response contracts, and integration boundaries.
Use when evaluating proposed designs against modularity, coupling, data flow, scalability, operational complexity, and existing idioms.
Use when creating end-to-end implementation plans, feature plans, or agentic workflow plans before editing code.
Use for web browsing, QA, and scraping - headless, CLI-driven, no visible window. Fetch page text, screenshot, click, fill forms, assert elements, run accessibility scans.
Use when structuring instructions and context to maximize provider prompt caching and reusing verified findings across session steps.
Use when reviewing a plan, proposal, or change with a CEO/founder lens - problem framing, scope, user value, and strategic alternatives. Works at plan stage or on a diff.
Use when verifying formatting, linting, builds, test pipelines, migrations, deployment risks, feature flags, and rollback procedures.
Use when reviewing code, diffs, staged changes, or pull requests for correctness, regressions, maintainability, and missing tests.
Use when exploring unfamiliar repositories via package manifests, entry points, symbol searches, call sites, and test fixtures without reading entire files.
Use when preparing a loss-aware pre-compaction checkpoint before context resets or summarizing state to restore execution afterwards.
Use when identifying the minimum relevant project or feature context, discovering entry points, and tracking authoritative working context across tasks.
Use when orchestrating several agents in parallel - split a request into independent features, dispatch one crewmate per feature with the `crew` CLI, then stop and report status on request (not continuously) so ready branches can be reviewed and shipped.
Use when providing an adversarial second opinion on a plan, diff, review, or recent analysis.
Use when reviewing and authoring database schema changes for table locks, backfills, transactions, reversibility, and deployment sequencing.
Use when reviewing schemas, migrations, queries, indexes, transactions, data retention, and database-related behavior.
Use when diagnosing bugs, failing tests, build errors, runtime failures, flaky behavior, or performance regressions.
Use when recording significant architectural decisions, alternatives considered, trade-offs, rationale, and superseding decisions.
Use when reviewing UI/UX (planned or implemented) - user flow, design-system consistency, accessibility, state coverage, and AI-slop patterns. For building UI, use frontend-design instead.
Use when writing or updating README files, docs, examples, setup instructions, API notes, or developer-facing explanations.
Use when updating affected technical documentation, README files, API specs, and runbooks alongside code changes to prevent stale claims.
Use when estimating effort, timeline, cost, budget, phases, or rough quotation for client work. Defaults to INR unless another currency is specified.
Use when reviewing an engineering approach (planned or implemented) - architecture, data flow, edge cases, failure modes, tests, and migration/operational risk.
Use when explaining code, behavior, repository structure, or implementation details with file references.
Use when implementing focused production changes following existing patterns, clear tests, safe error handling, and self-review diffs.
Use when searching for public agent skills, evaluating whether a skill is safe to install, or deciding between existing and custom skills.
Use for generic frontend UI, UX, responsive layout, accessibility, and visual design improvements across web-facing projects.
Use when the ship gate needs a structured code review - inspect the branch diff and output findings as a single JSON object classified auto_fix vs ask_user. Output only JSON, no prose.
Use when managing git workflows, reviewing status and diffs, crafting conventional commits, and drafting pull requests safely.
Use when creating git commits, drafting commit messages, branch names, or concise git summaries from staged or unstaged changes.
Interviews the user to resolve requirements and decisions before action. Use only when the user explicitly asks to be grilled, interviewed, challenged, or questioned thoroughly.
Use when the agent might be hallucinating API signatures, library versions, or configuration syntax. Forces verification against actual code.
Generate tests for a completed phase based on UAT criteria and implementation
Generate an AI-SPEC.md design contract for phases that involve building AI systems.
Autonomous audit-to-fix pipeline — find issues, classify, fix, test, commit
Audit milestone completion against original intent before archiving
Cross-phase audit of all outstanding UAT and verification items
Run all remaining phases autonomously — discuss→plan→execute per phase