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Commit, run bin/ci, and open a PR if CI passes. Use when ready to ship changes.

Quick user-centric interview to capture requirements from a time-poor stakeholder.

Convert feature requirements into structured end-to-end test cases as JSON.

Interview me about the plan

Catch up on codebase changes by reviewing the diff from master and reading relevant spec files.

Prime yourself on a codebase by listing files and reading the README.

Reset the working directory for the next task by ensuring no uncommitted changes exist, then switching to the main branch and pulling latest.

Search YouTube for new Pi coding agent videos using agent-browser, list candidates, ask which ones to add, then add selected videos on a new branch using the add-video skill workflow.

Add a new YouTube video to the LazyPi videos page. Use when given a YouTube URL to add to the site. Fetches title, channel, duration, and publish date automatically via agent-browser; Shorts are placed in Short Pi automatically, while regular videos ask for a category.

Add a new package to the LazyPi repository. Use when asked to add a Pi package URL or install source to LazyPi, update the installer catalog, and create or update the matching documentation.

Regenerate the gem's resource and model layer (`lib/high_level/resources/*` and `lib/high_level/models/**/*`) from the pinned HighLevel OpenAPI spec at `vendor/openapi/`. Use after bumping the OpenAPI SHA (see `bin/sync-spec`), after editing the generator templates in `script/generate.rb`, or when verifying that the committed generated code is up to date.

Verify that the committed Ruby resource layer matches what the generator would emit. Two modes — local (regenerate against the currently-pinned OpenAPI SHA) and `--upstream` (compare against upstream HEAD, used by the weekly CI cron). Use after editing the generator templates, after bumping the OpenAPI pin, or any time you want a fast "is everything in sync" check.

Regenerate the OAuth request-shape fixture (`test/fixtures/oauth_flows.json`) from the vendored HighLevel TypeScript SDK. Use whenever the TS SDK pin in `script/fetch_ts_sdk.sh` is bumped, when adding a new OAuth flow to capture, or when the Ruby OAuth tests need updated WebMock stubs.

Analyze Rails application upgrade path. Checks current version, finds latest release, fetches upgrade notes and diffs, then performs selective upgrade preserving local customizations.

Extract browser history for finding URLs by topic or getting visit stats. Use when user asks about their browsing history, visited websites, or what they were doing online.

Manages Fizzy boards, cards, steps, comments, and reactions. Use when user asks about boards, cards, tasks, backlog or anything Fizzy.

Manage and configure Omarchy Linux systems. Use when user asks about Omarchy, Hyprland, themes, keybindings, system config, or any omarchy-* commands.

Review a plan of action or implementation approach for rigor, simplicity, and correctness. Use when the user asks to review a plan, validate an approach, or before executing a non-trivial implementation. Surfaces gaps in assumptions, tradeoffs, scope, and complexity.

Manage and configure Waybar status bar. Use when user asks about waybar, status bar modules, bar layout, or wants to customize their top/bottom panel.

Interact with Basecamp projects via CLI. Manage card tables, todos, messages, documents, schedules, campfires, people, check-ins, uploads, and more. Use when the user mentions Basecamp, cards, todos, messages, or project management.

Fetch and analyze AppSignal error incidents. Use when debugging errors, investigating exceptions, or when the user mentions AppSignal, incidents, or error monitoring.

Analyze Rails system tests to identify which ones could be converted to faster controller tests. Use when optimizing test suites, reviewing system tests, or when asked about test performance.