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Audit repo dependencies by default and only apply library upgrades when explicitly requested.

Use Gradle commands to build and run the app by platform.

How to run, write, and debug local UI tests for Android, iOS, and browser builds.

How to list, pick, and boot Android emulators and iOS simulators for local app runs.

Guidance on where to place different types of code in this Kotlin Multiplatform project.

Guidelines for where to place different types of code in a Kotlin Multiplatform project.

How to create plans and follow roadmaps

Structure and routing guide for composeApp screens, components, and their relationships.

Reference for all onepixel API endpoints, their HTTP methods, paths, auth requirements, and behavior.

Understand onepixel database topology by environment, data ownership across app/events stores, and initialization/migration behavior.

Understand onepixel runtime architecture, host-based app dispatch, and redirect analytics flow before changing behavior across routes/controllers/db.

Build and run onepixel binaries, generate Swagger docs when needed, and produce cross-platform release artifacts.

Apply onepixel repository conventions for env loading, DB backend selection, auth locals, error payloads, and shortcode semantics.

Run onepixel unit and e2e tests with correct env setup, coverage artifacts, and troubleshooting guidance for GeoIP/network-related failures.

Teaches the agent how to use Tinyfish's REST Search and Fetch APIs from TypeScript/JavaScript. Use when you need lightweight web search, documentation fetching, or GitHub PR page retrieval without launching Playwright or AgentQL.

Teaches the agent how to use the Gradium AI real-time speech-to-text WebSocket API from TypeScript/JavaScript. Use when wiring voice transcription directly against the Gradium protocol. For browser use in this project, prefer the `@agsk/lib-gradium` wrapper — this skill documents the underlying protocol.

Teaches the agent how to use the `@agsk/lib-gradium` browser SDK in this monorepo to add real-time Gradium STT to any browser app. Use when integrating voice transcription into the pi-reviewer extension (or any other browser UI) instead of calling the raw Gradium WebSocket directly. Also documents the local-proxy requirement.

Creates and maintains execution plans in .agents/plans/. Use when the user asks for a plan, roadmap, phased breakdown, implementation checklist, or progress tracker. Plans must include a completion status, a top-of-file checklist covering every step, and detailed phases with actionable steps.

Use when the user asks to plan, design, or scope a feature, refactor, or any multi-step body of work before implementation. Triggers include phrases like "make a plan", "plan this out", "design a feature", "let's scope X", "break this down", "write a spec", "execute the plan", "continue the plan", or whenever a task is too large to implement in a single pass and benefits from being decomposed into phases and steps. Also use when updating, resuming, or marking progress on existing plans in the `.agents/plans/` directory.

Use when playing or strategizing the Datacenter Tycoon CLI game — building datacenters, placing/moving/removing racks, inspecting contracts, accepting contracts onto specific datacenters, pausing/resuming time, checking cash, or querying game state via `dct`.

Use when adjusting numeric game balance — rack costs, contract payouts, opex rates, capacity yields, or contract difficulty curves. Triggers include phrases like "rebalance", "tune costs", "adjust pricing", "contracts feel too easy/hard", or "the economy is broken".

Use when adapting the EH575 work into an EH577 libfprint driver, editing the local WIP driver files, comparing against upstream libfprint Egis drivers, or building libfprint to validate the EH577 port.

Use when probing, replaying packets against, polling interrupts from, or collecting dumps/logs for the EgisTec EH577 fingerprint sensor. Covers the local usbfs probe workflow, expected EH575-compatible behavior, finger-interaction testing, and how to record results safely.

Use when creating, updating, or executing work plans for this repository. Defines the numbered plan file format under .agents/plans, the internal checklist style, and how plans should be maintained as the project todo list.

Use Playwright for frontend testing against the local app

Information on how to build, lint, typecheck and test the project, with details on dev and prod mode differences

Minimal workflow for creating, editing, and executing plans

Standard code review with balanced depth and speed. Use this for most code review tasks.

Perform deep, thorough analysis requiring complex reasoning. Use this for intricate problems, architectural decisions, and detailed code reviews.

Generate quick summaries using fast, small models. Use this when you need brief, concise summaries.

Creates a repository release for this Pi package. Use when the user asks to do a major, minor, or patch release, bump the package version, create and push a git tag, and publish to npm through the repo's tag-driven GitHub Actions workflow.

Create and execute phased implementation plans stored in .agents/plans using numbered markdown files with YAML front matter and checklist steps.

Identify which APIs, endpoints, local auth stores, and token flows can be used to read subscription, billing, quota, and usage information for providers like Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot. Use when planning or implementing usage meters, quota dashboards, billing summaries, or auth-backed provider integrations.

Create or update a detailed implementation plan in .agents/plans before making non-trivial repository changes. Use when starting a feature, refactor, integration, or other multi-step task so work begins with a checklist and a step-by-step implementation plan.

Use this skill for current, source-backed technical research for docs, RFCs, ADRs, release notes, API usage, benchmarks, comparisons, or ecosystem questions. Best when Exa, Parallel Search, Perplexity, and Context7 MCP tools are available.

Use this skill when asked to create, fix, review, or validate Mermaid diagrams in technical docs, RFCs, ADRs, architecture notes, or Markdown. Helps choose the right Mermaid diagram type, apply consistent semantic colors and groups, and validate diagrams before finalizing.

Cut a new release for this repository. Use when asked to bump a major, minor, or patch version, publish to npm, create or push a git tag, or walk through the repo's release process. Prefer the built-in /release major|minor|patch command in this repo.

Run the pi-cache-graph maintainer release workflow. Use when asked to do `/release major`, `/release minor`, or `/release patch` from this repository, including version bumping, tagging, pushing, and triggering npm publication.