Run bounded parallel engineering loops for complex work, with isolated implementation, review, integration, and final verification.
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Execute an approved plan with bounded delegation. Use after write-plan for independent tasks; not for exploratory or tightly coupled work.
Find and evaluate external agent skills with read-only search, approval, pinned provenance, and project-local installation.
Review a diff against its request or spec and report actionable correctness, security, regression, scope, and test gaps. Does not edit.
Resolve unclear feature behavior or approach and produce an approved spec. Use for genuine uncertainty; not small or precise changes.
Turn an approved spec into dependency-aware tasks with file scopes, acceptance mapping, and verification. Skip obvious small changes.
Configure an uninitialized project from an approved charter: stack, scripts, identity, optional Git, and verification.
Define a new project's problem, user, outcome, constraints, and non-goals before technical choices. Use once for an unconfigured project.
Implement a clear, tightly scoped change with no design, dependency, or schema decision. Route uncertainty elsewhere.
Turn a precise request into an executable spec before implementation. Use when documentation is wanted and exploration is unnecessary.
Inspect, adopt, diagnose, or update Codexicon in an established repository without overwriting local content.
Create or resume an explicit human-readable checkpoint across compaction, sessions, or handoff. Primary agent only.
Evaluate expensive-to-reverse choices and optionally record an authorized ADR. Use for architecture, framework, database, or ownership decisions.
Minimize communication tokens without reducing engineering rigor. Use for concise, terse, low-token, or budget-conscious responses.
Draft a Conventional Commit message when the user requests a commit or message. Formats only; does not authorize Git operations.
Create evidence-based positioning, copy, campaigns, and launch assets. Use for marketing strategy or execution, conversion, channels, or measurement; never invent proof.
Build distinctive production-grade app and web interfaces. Use for UI/UX, responsive states, accessibility, visual systems, redesigns, or frontend polish.
Find the root cause of a reproducible bug, failure, or unexplained behavior. Diagnose only unless the user also requests a fix.
Audit a project or release for security, data, recovery, observability, capacity, and release safety. Use before launch or a major production change.
Reassess direction after a milestone, repeated blockage, scope drift, or an invalid plan. Produces continue, stop, or pivot; not defect debugging.
Audit customer-facing work for UX, accessibility, brand fit, credibility, and generic AI output. Use for design, marketing, document, presentation, or visual review.
Verify changes and perform only explicitly requested Git steps: commit, push, or draft PR. Never infer publication authority.