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Generate a concise weekly status update in team format by pulling data from the current Jira sprint (tickets assigned to me), backlog, and recent activity. Outputs bullet points covering "What I worked on" (completed/in-progress this sprint), "What's next" (To Do in current sprint), and standard blockers/leaves fields. When asked for last week's report, covers completed items from last week. Upcoming items are based on the current sprint's To Do tickets. Triggers: /my-weekly-report, "my weekly update", "my weekly status", "generate my weekly", "write my weekly", "my weekly report"

Daily backlog management — full planning review OR add a single entry from a URL. Full review: gathers Jira sprint, GitHub PRs, checked-off items, and collaboratively plans the day. Add from URL: looks up a Teams message, Jira ticket, GitHub PR/issue, or incident.io alert and creates a concise backlog entry with a [ref] link. Triggers: /backlog-review, /update-backlog, "update my backlog", "plan my backlog", "what should I work on today", "refresh backlog", "backlog update", /backlog-add, "add this link to backlog", "backlog from link", "look up and add to backlog"

Open a draft in emacsclient (blocking) so the user can review or edit it before further action. Triggers: /edit-in-emacs, 'open in emacs', 'open in emacsclient', 'let me edit', 'edit before submitting', 'open it in emacs and let me edit'

Save an AI-generated artifact to the artifacts repository with structured metadata. Triggers: /save-artifact, "save this artifact", "store this artifact", "add to artifacts", "save to artifacts repo"

Review and clean up Claude auto-memory for the current project. Opens the memory list in Emacs for annotation, then applies deletions, updates, and relocations based on edits. Triggers: /memory-review, "review my memories", "clean up memories", "prune memories", "update my memories"

Analyze agent skills to find deterministic command chains that should be extracted into scripts. Follows the principle: use AI to decide which tool to call, not to execute deterministic logic repeatedly. Triggers: /optimize-skill, "optimize this skill", "extract deterministic commands", "refactor this skill", "find command chains to extract"

Generate a comprehensive work self-review by pulling data from GitHub PRs, Jira tickets, and Confluence pages. Covers accomplishments, patterns, areas for improvement, and current focus. Accepts an optional time range argument (e.g., "last quarter", "Q1 2026", "last 6 months") defaulting to last quarter. Triggers: /self-review, "generate self review", "introspect my work", "quarterly review"

Respond as Michel — draft messages, replies, or any written content in the user's voice and personality. Triggers: /michel, "write as me", "draft a reply", "respond as me", "write in my voice"

Explain a jj revision by fetching its diff and adding explanatory comments in VibeDiff to document WHY changes were made. Use when the user says /vibediff-explain, "explain this commit in vibediff", "add comments to vibediff", "explain this revision in vibediff", or asks to annotate a diff with explanatory comments.

Control VibeDiff code review instances — fetch review comments, reply to threads, create comments, resolve/reopen threads, and manage review state. Use when the user says /vibediff, "check vibediff", "get review comments", "reply to review comment", "resolve vibediff comment", or when working on code changes that have active VibeDiff review comments.

Lightweight code review via subagent. The main agent identifies commits and passes them to a subagent that retrieves the changes and reviews for correctness issues, consistency problems, and gaps. No praise, no style nits. Use when the user says /quick-review, "review my changes", "review this diff", "sanity check my code", or after finishing a feature/fix and wanting a second opinion before pushing.

Connect to an Android phone over ADB wireless (Galaxy S25 at meain's setup), install/launch APKs, take screenshots, and drive the UI via uiautomator. Triggers: "connect to phone", "adb connect", "test on phone", "screenshot the phone", "install on phone", "phone is at 192.168.1.3", any task that needs to drive an Android device from the host.

Create git commits for dotfiles changes, grouping by component with conventional prefix style

Search the web using lynx and DuckDuckGo. Performs text-based web searches and can dump specific website content. Do NOT use in Claude Code — use the built-in WebSearch tool instead. Only use this skill in environments where WebSearch is unavailable.

Verify a claim, assumption, or answer before acting on it or reporting it to the user. Use when the user says /double-check, "double check that", "verify that", "are you sure", "check again", or when you've just made a factual claim that could be verified (e.g. "no reviewers added", "the file doesn't exist", "the test passed") and the user questions it.

Review the current conversation to find agent mistakes, inefficiencies, and corrections, then propose new guidelines to add to CLAUDE.md to prevent recurrence. Triggers: /retrospect, "what went wrong", "capture lessons", "update CLAUDE.md", "add this to instructions", "remember not to do this", "update the guidelines", "add to agents.md", "end of session review", or when the user asks to capture anything from the current session into instructions. Always use this skill when the user invokes it at the end of a session — even if the session seemed smooth, there may still be patterns worth capturing.

Create Jujutsu (jj) commits — simple one-shot or split across logical groups. Also suggest splitting when changes span multiple unrelated areas or when user explicitly requests it.

Review code for refactorability — surface concrete, prioritized refactoring opportunities grounded in Martin Fowler's smell catalog and SOLID, augmented with static analysis tools (gocyclo, gocognit, dupl, etc.) when available. Go-first, polyglot-aware. Defaults to the current diff. Produces a High/Med/Low report with specific refactoring moves and a "Do NOT refactor" section to prevent over-eager suggestions. Triggers: /refactorability, "review for refactorability", "what should I refactor", "refactorability review", "find refactoring opportunities", "is this refactorable", "review this code for refactoring"

Query Elasticsearch/Kibana using ES|QL via the Kibana async search API. Requires an initial curl command from the user to extract session credentials. Triggers: /esql, 'query elastic', 'search logs', 'check elastic logs', 'run esql', 'elasticsearch query', 'check kibana'

Manage the Obsidian vault at ~/.local/share/sbdb -- backlog tasks, meeting notes, journal entries, task notes, and general vault lookups. Triggers: /vault, "add to backlog", "add to my tasks", "check my backlog", "what's on my plate", "create meeting note", "save to vault", "look up in vault", "add to journal", "what did I discuss with", "find in my notes", "add to task", "meeting notes for"

Control Firefox browser on macOS: open URLs, close/switch tabs, get active tab info, focus Firefox, send keystrokes. Use when asked to open a link in Firefox, close a tab, switch to a tab, find what's open in Firefox, or automate any browser action.

Ideate and critique data visualizations using Edward Tufte's principles from "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information." Use this skill when: (1) Designing new data visualizations or charts (2) Critiquing or improving existing visualizations (3) Reviewing dashboards or reports for graphical integrity (4) Deciding between visualization approaches (5) Reducing chartjunk or improving data-ink ratio (6) Planning small multiples or high-density displays Applies principles: data-ink ratio, chartjunk elimination, graphical integrity, lie factor, small multiples, and data density.

Manage Jira issues using the jira CLI — lookup, create, edit, transition, assign, comment, link, and search. Triggers: /jira, "look up jira issue", "check jira ticket", "create jira issue", "update jira", "move ticket to", "assign issue", "add comment to", "what's the status of PROJ-123", any mention of a Jira issue key like PROJ-123

Look up, read, create, update, search, and navigate Confluence pages using the confluence CLI. Use as fallback when Atlassian MCP tools are unavailable. Triggers: /confluence, "look up confluence page", "check confluence", "read confluence", "create confluence page", "update confluence page", "search confluence", "find in confluence", "confluence page", any Confluence page URL like https://veeam-vdc.atlassian.net/wiki/...

Summarize and save research findings from the current conversation into a well-structured markdown document. Triggers: /save-research, "save this research", "write up findings", "document what we found", "save these notes"

Copy text to clipboard as rich HTML so it pastes with formatting into Microsoft Teams. Triggers: /copy-for-teams, 'copy for teams', 'teams message', 'copy to clipboard for teams'

Manage tasks using Taskwarrior (task CLI) - create, list, update, complete, annotate, and manage dependencies between tasks.

Run a command in a tmux pane/window/session and monitor its output for errors. Triggers: /tmux-run, 'run in tmux', 'run in the other pane', 'run on the left', 'run in a new window', 'run in a new session', 'monitor tmux', 'watch tmux'

Explain how code flows with concrete input/output examples, ASCII diagrams, and before/after tables. Works on PRs, functions, modules, or any code path. Triggers: /explain-flow, "explain this PR", "explain this function", "explain this module", "how does this flow", "walk me through", "explain the change in"

List notable new tools, scripts, aliases, and config changes from recent git history

Search past Claude Code and Codex sessions. Triggers: /recall, "search old conversations", "find a past session", "recall a previous conversation", "search session history", "what did we discuss", "remember when we"