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Use when getting an abadge PR merge-ready, checking whether a branch is mergeable, resolving conflicts against main, recovering after a rebase, verifying CI is green, or shepherding a PR through checks and review comments. Triggers on "is this merge-ready", "get this PR green", "rebase onto main", "did I lose commits", "force push", "address the review comments".

Use when the user wants to run, resume, monitor, or stop a long-running end-to-end test sweep of the abadge codebase (web, API, CLI, MCP, daemon, crypto, DB, SDK), including phrases like "sweep abadge", "run the e2e audit", "continue the test campaign", "resume the sweep", "what's the sweep finding", "stop the sweep", or any request to methodically test every surface of abadge in a loop with subagents and durable issue tracking.

Use when the user wants to run, resume, monitor, or stop a deep, multi-wave security/compliance audit of the abadge codebase — code review, pen testing, threat modelling, and the full cybersecurity review pipeline. Triggers on phrases like "security audit abadge", "pen test the codebase", "start the security review", "continue the security audit", "what did the audit find", "generate the security report", "stop the audit", "production readiness security checklist", or any request to methodically audit all trust boundaries of abadge (api, web, sdk, cli, mcp, daemon, crypto, auth, db) in a loop with subagents, durable finding files, and honest saturation gating. READ-ONLY by contract — no code edits. Distinct from abadge-e2e-sweep, which tests functional correctness; this skill reasons about adversarial behaviour.

Define and execute a comprehensive end-to-end test matrix for an abadge feature against a live local stack — not just code-level integration tests, but real CLI binary invocations, real Hono+tRPC API calls on the wrangler emulator, real Better Auth sessions, real agent bearer tokens, and real Postgres state verification. Categorize the matrix into happy paths, edge cases, adversarial scenarios, and security pentests (≥3 variations per category), track every row in a `TESTING.md` running log, and execute via a generated bash harness. Use this skill whenever the user wants thorough manual or end-to-end testing of a feature, asks to "pentest" or "adversarially test" something, says "actually test it not just code tests" or "manually run the CLI against this", asks for a test matrix with multiple categories, or wants to verify a feature works against a real running stack. Prefer this skill over ad-hoc one-off testing scripts whenever the user wants more than three or four assertions, even if they don't explicitly

Prepare, validate, and publish abadge CLI releases and the PRs that carry them. Use when updating the CLI release pipeline, checking changesets or versioning, dry-running release artifacts or the installer, or committing, pushing, reviewing, and merge-prepping the CLI release PR.

Build, enrich, verify, and activate structured competitive intelligence in Obsidian vaults. ALWAYS use for: researching companies or markets, building prospect/competitor/people notes, deep-diving a vertical, finding companies that need a product, tracking founders or investors, verifying social handles are real and active, building outreach lists or HTML contact trackers, mapping relationships to find warm intro paths. Triggers on "market landscape", "competitive analysis", "research companies", "find competitors", "deep dive into X space", "prospect research", "verify these handles", "check if these profiles are real", "build an outreach list", "who should I reach out to", "map my contacts", "find warm intros", "relationship graph", "add to my vault", "enrich my knowledge base". Any domain: SaaS, AI, fintech, biotech, etc.

Work with a Notion Personal CRM built on the 5-database pattern (People, Companies, Interactions, Topics, Places). Trigger whenever the user wants to add someone they just met, track an interesting person found online they haven't met yet, update contact info (email, phone, LinkedIn, Twitter, GitHub), log an interaction or meeting with notes and action items, link people via introductions or mutual connections, add companies or topics, change tier, or query the CRM to find who to follow up with, who they haven't talked to lately, who is in a specific city, at a company, or interested in a topic. Also triggers on natural phrases like "met Alice today", "add Bob to my CRM", "log my coffee with Carol", "who should I follow up with", "remind me about Dan", "interesting founder on Twitter", "find people at Stripe", or any mention of networking, introductions, contacts, or relationship management. Prefer this over generic Notion advice when the CRM is involved.

Guidance for installing and using Fli correctly as a CLI and MCP server. Use when: setting up Fli with pipx, running `fli` flight searches, configuring Claude Desktop with `fli-mcp`, using the HTTP MCP server, or troubleshooting Fli command availability and common usage mistakes.