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Authors, runs and debugs madbench benches natively — bench YAML, checks, metrics with module/, red-state testdata, the two controls, exit codes; drafts an upstream issue instead of a wrapper. Use when writing, reviewing or debugging any bench.
Creates, runs, debugs and migrates madbench benches. Checks the installed madbench against these skills first, then routes the request. Use when the user types /madbench or asks to create, run, fix or migrate a bench.
Brings a madbench Bench or Experiment written for madbench v0.41.0 or later to the installed madbench, applying the changes `changes.md` records between the two versions. Use when a bench no longer loads after an upgrade.
Release one or more Magus plugins. Infers the version bump from git history, bumps plugin.json and marketplace.json, commits, and after the PR merges tags the merge commit with one explicit ref per tag; CI gates the PR and publishes the dist repos. Use…
Runs models through the claudish MCP tools — team, create_session, run_prompt — and resolves model IDs against the live catalog. Use when the user mentions claudish, OpenRouter, or external AI models.
Handle errors, timeouts, and failures in multi-agent workflows. Use when dealing with external model timeouts, API failures, partial success, user cancellation, or graceful degradation.
Reference for the Browser Use MCP tools — parameters, returns, session lifecycle. Use when navigating, clicking, typing, evaluating JS, or extracting page content.
Sets up code-search in a project (search engine, index and settings) through its setup CLI, asking before every change. Use when code-search setup is incomplete, or the user asks to set up, reconfigure or upgrade code search.
Visual UI debugging — screenshot capture and analysis, responsive layout checking at multiple viewport sizes, CSS validation via DOM state, visual regression detection, before/after state comparison.
Combines Browser Use (DOM, clicks, screenshots) with claude-in-chrome (console, network, JS) for full-spectrum debugging. Use when investigating console errors or network requests.
URL navigation, multi-tab orchestration, session creation and management, back/forward navigation, browser profile persistence, session export/import for authentication reuse.
Structured data extraction from web pages — pagination patterns, dynamic SPAs, authenticated scraping, rate limiting, anti-bot handling, JSON/CSV output.
Router for the eight Bun/TypeScript skills — setup, HTTP, errors, testing, security, production, performance, TUI. Says which to read for a task, without loading them. Any Bun or TS work.
Build or review a Bun HTTP service — Bun.serve declarative routes, middleware composition, request context, status/ETag/streaming helpers, graceful lifecycle. Ships tested middleware with measured routing gotchas.
Diagnose and fix Bun/TypeScript performance — event-loop blocking, measured native fast paths, benchmarking that does not lie, streaming, caching, workers, memory. Ships a tested benchmark harness.
Ship a Bun service — graceful shutdown ordering, structured logging, liveness vs readiness, multi-stage Docker, signals and PID 1, frozen lockfiles, CI. Ships tested logger, shutdown and health code plus a Dockerfile.
Start or restructure a Bun/TypeScript project — folder structure by business component, strict tsconfig, typed env config, workspaces and catalogs, bunfig, linting. Ships a tested config parser and measured install-layout facts.
Build, review, or debug OpenTUI terminal UIs — React JSX or core constructs, Yoga flexbox, gradient meters, colour screenshots. Any Bun/TypeScript TUI. Only Bun is tested; Node/Deno at own risk.
Detects the browser-use@magus plugin and captures screenshots of URL-based references. Use when designer agents need browser screenshot capture and claude-in-chrome is unavailable.
Provides design system references — Material 3, Apple HIG, Tailwind UI, Ant Design, Shadcn/ui. Use when reviewing UI against an established design system.
Branches Neon, Turso, or Supabase per git worktree for isolated schema work. Use when a worktree changes the schema, or on mention of Neon, Turso, Prisma.
Roasts code with severity-graded sins, cites file and line, offers redemption. Use when the user asks to roast code, find sins, or shame my code.
Detects the project stack from its config files, then names the one or two dev skill files to read for this task — it loads none of them. Use at the start of any coding task, or on an unfamiliar or multi-stack repo.
Testing pyramid, AAA structure, test doubles, fixtures, assertions and coverage targets, in any language. Use when writing, reviewing or setting up tests. Do not use for the write-test-first loop — that is test-driven-development.
Root-cause debugging — reproduce, localize, explain, verify — with depth routing and a technique catalogue for stack traces, wolf fence and data-flow tracing. Use when anything errors, crashes or misbehaves, even on a bare pasted trace.
15 ranked documentation practices, 7 templates and anti-slop writing rules. Use when writing or reviewing a README, API reference, guide or changelog, even if the user only says "document this".
Generates and reviews Dingo meta-language code with Go boundary handling. Use when the user mentions Dingo, .dingo files, or Dingo-to-Go transpilation.
Runs the same task across multiple AI models in parallel and aggregates verdicts. Use when the user wants a second opinion, multi-expert validation, or consensus from Grok, Gemini, GPT, or Kimi.
Provides pass/fail/running/idle output markers for 15+ test, build, and deploy tools. Use when monitoring terminal output for jest, vitest, pytest, go test, cargo, webpack, vite, or vercel.
Drives a Red-Green-Refactor state machine for TDD with terminal test watchers. Use when running TDD in watch mode or iterating on failing tests with jest, vitest, cargo watch, or pytest-watch.
Provides key sequences and navigation patterns for common TUI apps. Use when navigating vim, nano, htop, less, psql, lazygit, k9s, tig, btop, or sending keystrokes to a database shell.
Orchestrates tmux workspaces — dashboards, watch/entr monitors, one command on many hosts — on numbered helper slots. Use for a multi-pane dashboard, an ambient monitor, a command across hosts, or a startup script for the user.
Audits a codebase across seven dimensions, from architecture to code health, scoring each finding with evidence. Use for a full codebase review, tech-debt assessment, or post-incident analysis.
Routes a code investigation to one of four modes — bug, test gap, architecture, implementation — and runs the query sequence that mode needs. Use when asked to investigate, trace, or debug code.
Finds code by meaning, structure or exact text, then reads only the spans returned. Use when searching a codebase, locating a symbol, tracing callers, or about to open three or more files.
Provides the compare.ts CLI invocation pattern, semantic comparison prompt template, severity thresholds, and model selection guide for UI design comparison.
Reviews a UI screenshot — usability, WCAG, design-system consistency, design-vs-implementation diff. Prompting patterns, depth tiers and severity guidelines. Analysis only; pair with dev:frontend-implement to apply.
Specifies the UI design style file format and schema for .claude/design-style.md and .claude/design-references/. Use when creating, validating, or parsing project design styles.
Code organization, error handling, data flow, naming and anti-patterns in any language. Use while writing or reviewing everyday code. Do not use to choose a system shape or a design pattern — read the architecture skill instead.
RED-GREEN-REFACTOR: write a failing test, watch it fail, make it pass, refactor. Use before writing any production code or bug fix, or on mention of TDD or test-first, even if the user asked only for the implementation.
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