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Decompose work and delegate to subagents, bridge workers, and fleets effectively. Use for large multi-part tasks, parallel research, codebase-wide analysis, swarm audits, independent workstreams, or when the user mentions agents, subagents, parallelization,…
Delegate bounded tasks to other agent CLIs (Codex, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, opencode) through the MaaawKit bridge engine — prepared-by-default jobs, isolated worktrees for write modes, structured results, guard policy enforced on every command.
Hand work off to a different agent CLI (Codex, Gemini, Cursor, opencode) — or receive work from one — with rules, verification commands, project memory, and selected prompt contract intact. Use when user says "hand off to codex/gemini", "continue in another…
Write prompts that work when delegating to a different model family or agent runtime via bridge/handoff. Use whenever composing bridge tasks, worker prompts, AGENTS.md-style guidance, or instructions another model will consume.
Production coding standards for .NET/C#, PowerShell, TypeScript (React/Next.js), and Python. Use this skill whenever writing, refactoring, or reviewing code in any of these languages — even for "quick scripts" or small fixes. Also use when scaffolding new…
Preserve working state across sessions by writing a structured handoff (.agent/handoff/HANDOFF.md + handoff.json) before context runs out or the session ends. Use when a task will span multiple sessions, when context is getting long, when the user says…
Get a second model's independent review of work this session produced (or review another agent's work here) — blind, structured, and adjudicated rather than averaged. Use when the user wants "a second opinion", "have codex review this", cross-model review…
Keep every agent's instruction file (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules, copilot-instructions, GEMINI.md, .windsurfrules) compiled from ONE canonical source — .agent/rules.md + detected repo facts + promoted memory. Use when the user asks to sync/update…
Structured audit of a codebase at a configurable depth (quick smoke pass, standard, or deep) — security, correctness, architecture, dependencies, tests, operational readiness — producing a prioritized findings report. Use when the user asks for an audit,…
Structured planning before non-trivial implementation. Use whenever a task involves 3+ files, a new feature, an architectural decision, a migration/refactor, ambiguous requirements, or anything the user calls "complex", "important", or "production". Also use…
Iterative verify-fix loops for driving work to actually-done. Use when running long autonomous tasks, fixing test suites, achieving "all tests green", satisfying a spec checklist, or whenever the user says "keep going until it works", "loop", "don't stop…
Turn a vague idea, vibe, voice-note-style ramble, or "I want an app that kinda..." into a sharp PRD optimized for agentic coding (Claude Code can build directly from it). Use when the user describes a product/feature loosely, asks for a PRD/spec/requirements…
First-class project memory — capture lessons, decisions, and repo facts as schema-valid records in .agent/memory/ via the maaaw engine, so every future session (of any agent) starts smarter. Use PROACTIVELY whenever the user corrects you, a debugging session…
Generate or refresh documentation for an existing codebase — README, architecture overview, CLAUDE.md, onboarding guide, module docs, ADRs. Use when the user asks to document a repo, write/update a README, explain the architecture, create onboarding docs,…
Systematic debugging methodology. Use whenever something is broken, failing, crashing, flaky, "not working", producing wrong output, or when tests fail — including build errors, runtime exceptions, CI failures, performance problems, and "it works on my…
Adversarial interrogation of the user's plan, design, architecture, PRD, estimate, or code — stress-testing assumptions before reality does. Use when the user says "grill me", "challenge this", "poke holes", "red-team this", "play devil's advocate", "am I…