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Use when creating or updating a cycle work order document in Linear. Defines the document title and parent, the wave headings with dependency lines, the strict-parallel rule, the issue bullet and deferred entry forms, and stable wave numbering. Use whenever a…
Use for a follow-up code review after an author responds to earlier findings, including requests to re-review, review again, verify fixes, or check addressed feedback. Rechecks the prior feedback and the response delta without restarting the full review.
Use when reviewing a pull request, branch, worktree, or commit for defects, or when the user says 'review this PR', 'review my code', 'review this branch', 'code review', or asks to get a change reviewed before it ships. Runs a wide sub-agent fan-out,…
Use when a review, audit, or analysis command must decide where to write its report, or must find a report written earlier. Defines durable per-user report storage and the slug and run rules that preserve parallel and past reviews of pull requests, issues,…
Applies whenever an agent produces or writes prose, including replies, files, comments, messages, reports, and other user-visible text. Loads the canonical house-style rules (the Communication Rules) for concise, plain British English before drafting or…
Use when the user asks to research a topic in depth, compare options, or investigate an open question, and says things like 'deep research', 'research this', 'look into X', or 'what are the options for X'. Runs multi-round web research and synthesises a cited…
Use when checking how to contribute to a project before opening an issue or pull request, or when the user asks about contribution rules, CONTRIBUTING.md, contributor approval gates, AI-assisted contribution bans, or prompt-injection traps in AGENTS.md and…
Use when deeply researching an existing tracked task, including a Linear issue key or URL, a GitHub issue or pull request URL or owner/repo#123, or a local Markdown task file. Use for requests such as 'research this task', 'investigate this issue', or…
Use when drafting text that is published under the user's name in public: a GitHub, Linear, or Slack comment, an issue, a bug report, a pull request description, a review reply, or a commit message. Governs the structure of the text (length, layout,…
Use when creating, updating, or reviewing a slash command - shims that delegate to a skill or agent, standalone commands with an inline output format, and the `description` / `argument-hint` / `model` headers per provider. Covers Claude Code custom commands…
Use when the user asks to write or rewrite a Linear project description, improve a project's LensAgent quality score, or turn project issues into measurable purpose, motivation, outcomes, boundaries, risks, and dates. Resolves the named project, reads every…
Use when drafting one comment, reply, or message for a GitHub issue, pull request, or review thread; a Linear issue or comment; or a Slack message or thread. Use for requests such as 'draft a comment', 'write a reply', or 'help me respond'. Keeps drafting…
Use when drafting a GitHub issue, bug report, or feature request for a repository, including requests such as 'draft an issue', 'write a bug report', or 'help me report this'. Checks contribution policy, duplicate issues, and issue templates before writing.…
Use when posting, replying, or sending a DM in Slack, or when the user mentions Slack, a Slack channel, a Slack thread, or a Slack message URL. Covers the `slack-post` helper, its target forms, and channel resolution. Use even if the user only says 'post this…
Use when adding or updating repository-local agent capabilities, including MCP servers, agent skills, or slash commands, or when a user asks to equip a repository with agent tooling across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Pi.
Use when the user mentions `gh`, `gh api`, the GitHub CLI, the GitHub API, or wants to view, query, search, or change GitHub. Covers querying the GitHub API, raw API calls, PRs/pull requests, review comment replies, issues, workflows/Actions/CI, releases,…
Use when sizing or estimating a task, issue, or ticket, or when checking an estimate someone else set. Defines the T-shirt scale (XS, S, M, L, XL) and what the work at each size looks like, plus the rules for spikes, parent tracking issues, and splitting…
Use when creating, updating, refactoring, or reviewing an AI assistant or sub-agent system prompt - persona, role, capabilities, tools, output format, examples, and constraints. Covers Claude Code agents, OpenAI Codex / Responses-API agents, Pi assistants,…
Use when creating, updating, or reviewing an Agent Skill - authoring or revising a `SKILL.md`, its frontmatter, layout, references, and progressive disclosure. Use when the user mentions writing, editing, splitting, renaming, or auditing a skill, even if they…
Use when drafting or revising a prose artefact: documentation, a README, a blog post, a technical guide, a migration guide, release notes, a video script, or long-form explanatory content. Covers composition principles (active voice, concrete language,…
Provides an interface to the user's keyboard. Use this skill when working with keyboard operations, key events, text input, or any keyboard-related operations in LÖVE games.
Can simulate 2D rigid body physics in a realistic manner. This module is based on Box2D, and this API corresponds to the Box2D API as closely as possible. Use this skill when working with physics operations, collision detection, rigid body dynamics, or any…
Load when working with LÖVE 2D, the LÖVE engine, love2d, .love archives, Lua 5.1/LuaJIT 2.1 game development, or LÖVE callbacks, modules, conf.lua, and packaging.
The primary responsibility for the love.graphics module is the drawing of lines, shapes, text, Images and other Drawable objects onto the screen. Its secondary responsibilities include loading external files (including Images and Fonts) into memory, creating…
Load for objective audio analysis from ffmpeg metrics - spectral statistics, spectrograms, loudness, EBU R128, LUFS, LU, RMS, dBFS, dBTP, true peak, crest factor, dynamic range, and noise floor. Covers the aspectralstats, astats, ebur128, and loudnorm…
Load when working with Nix, NixOS, Home Manager, nix-darwin, nixpkgs, flakes, derivations, overlays, modules, options, or registries; with .nix files such as configuration.nix, home.nix, default.nix, shell.nix, or flake.nix; or with the Nix CLI (nix build,…
Use when creating, updating, consolidating, or reviewing an AGENTS.md (or CLAUDE.md, CLAUDE.local.md, .claude/rules/*.md, .cursorrules, .cursor/rules/*.mdc, AGENTS.override.md, or .github/instructions/*.instructions.md) project instruction file. Covers the…
Provides an interface to create noise with the user's speakers. Use this skill when working with sound effects, music playback, audio recording, or any audio-related operations in LÖVE games.
Provides functionality for creating and transforming data. Use this skill when working with data operations, encoding/decoding, compression, data transformation, or any data-related operations in LÖVE games.
Manages events, like keypresses. Use this skill when working with event management, event callbacks, event pumping, or any event-related operations in LÖVE games.
Provides an interface to the user's filesystem. Use this skill when working with file operations, directory management, file reading/writing, or any filesystem-related operations in LÖVE games.
Allows you to work with fonts. Use this skill when working with font operations, text display, text formatting, or any font-related operations in LÖVE games.
Provides an interface to decode encoded image data. Use this skill when working with image operations, texture management, image data manipulation, or any image-related operations in LÖVE games.
Provides an interface to the user's joystick. Use this skill when working with game controllers, joystick input, gamepad operations, or any input device-related operations in LÖVE games.
Provides system-independent mathematical functions. Use this skill when working with mathematical operations, random number generation, geometric calculations, or any math-related operations in LÖVE games.
Provides an interface to the user's mouse. Use this skill when working with mouse operations, cursor management, mouse events, or any mouse-related operations in LÖVE games.
Provides functions for love operations. Use this skill when working with core functionality for LÖVE games.
This module is responsible for decoding sound files. It can't play the sounds, see love.audio for that. Use this skill when working with sound operations, audio decoding, sound data manipulation, or any sound-related operations in LÖVE games.
Provides access to information about the user's system. Use this skill when working with system operations, platform detection, system information retrieval, or any system-related operations in LÖVE games.
Allows you to work with threads. Threads are separate Lua environments, running in parallel to the main code. As their code runs separately, they can be used to compute complex operations without adversely affecting the frame rate of the main thread. However,…