agent-skills

Incrementally extract stable code units from exploratory work. Use when the user wants to carve a stable unit out of a messy WIP branch, promote a coherent piece to a clean branch, run an extract/reconcile loop, manage PROTO/MERGE/RECONCILE branches, or avoid post-hoc commit reconstruction. Triggers on "extract stable unit", "promote to merge", "reconcile proto onto merge", "incremental extraction", "carve out stable code", "extract-reconcile workflow".

Detect drift between documented invariants/interface and actual implementation. Multi-phase: explore docs, build code hierarchy (parallel subagents), then analyze each module for invariant-linked vs unexplained code. Outputs drift metrics per module and aggregate across the project.

Enforces disciplined HTMX + TypeScript server-driven UI development. Focuses on HTMX lifecycle correctness, DOM mutation semantics, runtime observability, browser-debugging methodology, and preventing architectural drift toward imperative SPA patterns. Optimized for workflows using browser automation/debugging agents and server-rendered HTML fragments.

MANDATORY skill for spawning and killing processes

Systematically refactor, tighten, and deduplicate implementation while preserving complete functionality

Audit Rust changes for bugs the compiler and Clippy do not catch (TOCTOU, panic surfaces, UTF-8 issues, error suppression, and trust-boundary mistakes) before finalizing work

Reconcile lat.md spec against implementation and tests, find contradictions, remove trash, and produce a verified truth table

Strengthen types and make invalid states unrepresentable. Two-phase delegation: BREAK (intentionally break compilation by strengthening types) then FIX (compiler-driven repair, no weakening). Each phase runs in an isolated subagent to prevent cross-contamination of incentives.