Write idiomatic Wordgard editor code (schema elements, extensions, commands, decorations, markdown specs) for the editor-w stack. Use whenever working on wordgard, @bangle.io/wordgard-utils, @bangle.io/wordgard-markdown, or packages/core/editor-w, or when reviewing such code.
Operate recurring Bangle.io agent follow-ups after a thread has already started. Use when the user asks to continue, check status, decide what is next, push, create or update a PR, poll CI, rebase, merge, release, run Playwright/manual UX checks, spawn or aggregate code-review subagents, run thermonuclear review, address review findings, make a plan, add a project task, or asks "we good?", "pushed?", "PR?", "did you test?", "what should I test?", or similar follow-up prompts in the Bangle repo.
Build, test, package, and release the Bangle.io Electron desktop app. Use when working on desktop nightlies, stable desktop releases, Electron smoke tests, updater artifacts, or macOS signing/notarization.
Add tasks, backlog items, bugs, chores, ideas, follow-ups, or draft issues to the Bangle 2 GitHub Projects board. Use when the user says "add a task", "put this on the board", "make a project task", "track this", "add a backlog item", or asks Codex to create a draft task in the bangle-io GitHub project.
Perform an unusually strict code-quality audit focused on structural simplification, maintainability, abstraction quality, file growth, branching complexity, type boundaries, architectural ownership, and test quality. Use for thermonuclear reviews, deep maintainability audits, harsh code-quality reviews, or reviews that should seek ambitious behavior-preserving restructuring rather than local cleanup.