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Bump version in package.json and auto-generate CHANGELOG.md using standard-version for vscode-sidebar-terminal. Triggered by /release or /version commands.

Run code quality checks (ruff, mypy, pytest) and optionally simplify code. This skill should be used when the user wants to check code quality, run linters, run tests, or simplify recently modified code. Triggered by /lint, /check, or /code-quality commands.

Perform structured code reviews focusing on correctness, readability, security, and maintainability. Use this skill when reviewing pull requests, evaluating code changes, or establishing review standards for a team.

Simplifies and refines code for clarity, consistency, and maintainability while preserving all functionality. Focuses on recently modified code unless instructed otherwise. This skill should be used when code-quality checks pass but the code would benefit from structural cleanup — deduplication, branching simplification, naming improvements, or dead-code removal. Invoked as a subagent from /code-quality or directly via the Task tool.

Guide for creating distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces. Covers visual design systems, typography, color, motion, spatial composition, and web interface standards. Use when designing UI, establishing design systems, or reviewing visual quality of frontend code.

Runs synapse-docs, /simplify, sync-plugin-skills, and github-pages-sync in parallel for synapse-a2a development workflows. Use when you need doc updates, code simplification, plugin skill sync, and site-docs sync at the same time.

Synapse A2A agent communication — sending messages, spawning agents, delegating tasks, sharing memory, and coordinating file edits. Use this skill when: running synapse send/reply/broadcast/interrupt, spawning agents with synapse spawn or synapse team start, managing the task board with synapse tasks, sharing knowledge with synapse memory, locking files with synapse file-safety, checking agent status with synapse list/status, or orchestrating any multi-agent workflow.

Multi-agent management workflow — task delegation, progress monitoring, quality verification with regression testing, feedback delivery, and cross-review orchestration. Use this skill when coordinating multiple agents on a shared task, monitoring delegated work, ensuring quality across agent outputs, or implementing a multi-phase plan (3+ phases or 10+ file changes).

Synapse A2A agent communication -- sending messages, spawning agents, delegating tasks, sharing memory, managing the LLM wiki, and coordinating file edits. Use this skill when: running synapse send/reply/broadcast/interrupt, spawning agents with synapse spawn or synapse team start, sharing knowledge with synapse memory, managing wiki pages with synapse wiki, locking files with synapse file-safety, checking agent status with synapse list/status, or orchestrating any multi-agent workflow. For AI/programmatic use, prefer synapse list --json, synapse status <target> --json, or the MCP list_agents tool instead of interactive synapse list.

Multi-agent management workflow — task delegation, progress monitoring, quality verification with regression testing, feedback delivery, and cross-review orchestration. Use this skill when coordinating multiple agents on a shared task, monitoring delegated work, ensuring quality across agent outputs, or implementing a multi-phase plan (3+ phases or 10+ file changes).

Bootstrap a new GitHub issue implementation in one command: fetch the issue body, gather cross-references and code hotspots, infer a branch prefix and slug, generate a structured task brief, create a fresh branch from latest main, and (by default) spawn a codex agent to implement it. Triggered by /dev-issue <number>. Use this skill when starting work on a new issue that follows the standard issue → codex spawn → review → PR pipeline.

Fetch dependency source code to give AI agents deeper implementation context. Use when the agent needs to understand how a library works internally, read source code for a package, fetch implementation details for a dependency, or explore how an npm/PyPI/crates.io package is built. Triggers include "fetch source for", "read the source of", "how does X work internally", "get the implementation of", "opensrc path", or any task requiring access to dependency source code beyond types and docs.

Design, review, and improve Claude/Codex skills based on Anthropic's "The Complete Guide to Building Skills for Claude". Use when creating a new skill, rewriting SKILL.md frontmatter and workflows, fixing under-triggering or over-triggering, designing scripts/references/assets, building test cases, or preparing a skill for upload/distribution.

Guide API design for REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and CLI interfaces. Use this skill when designing new APIs, reviewing existing API contracts, or establishing API conventions for a project. Produces consistent, well-documented API specifications.

Perform structured code reviews focusing on correctness, readability, security, and maintainability. Use this skill when reviewing pull requests, evaluating code changes, or establishing review standards for a team.

Simplifies and refines code for clarity, consistency, and maintainability while preserving all functionality. Focuses on recently modified code unless instructed otherwise. This skill should be used when code-quality checks pass but the code would benefit from structural cleanup — deduplication, branching simplification, naming improvements, or dead-code removal. Invoked as a subagent from /code-quality or directly via the Task tool.

Route an independent review-only agent to a stronger model tier or reasoning effort at key decision points, then continue the task in the main agent. Use when the user asks for an adviser, advisor, second opinion, stronger review, or Claude Code /advisor-like behavior; before committing to a consequential approach on a multi-step task; when work is stuck or changing direction; and before declaring substantial work complete.

Monitor or resume GitHub pull requests, fix CI failures and actionable CodeRabbit, Codex, bot, or human review feedback, push focused updates, and stop only when the PR is merge-ready or has a concrete external blocker.

Convert review feedback, CI failures, bug fixes, or task retrospectives into a durable project feedback ledger, then make future implementation work consult that ledger before planning.

Run an end-to-end implementation delivery workflow from user request to merge-ready pull request. Use when the user asks Codex to implement a change and expects planning, goal tracking, UI design where relevant, code edits, tests, self-review, regular ready-for-review PR creation, CI/review follow-up, and bringing the PR as close to mergeable as possible.

Analyze recent Codex work and package repeated patterns as the smallest useful skill, custom subagent, hook, or automation. Use when asked to mine sessions, memories, or recent repeated work for reusable Codex assets.

Guidance for distinctive, intentional visual design when building new UI or reshaping an existing one. Helps with aesthetic direction, typography, and making choices that don't read as templated defaults.

Remove common AI-generated boilerplate and readability noise from changed code without changing behavior.

Diagnose and repair failing CI checks on the current branch or pull request with focused, reproducible fixes.

Monitor a pull request after opening it or resume a stalled PR, fix CI failures and reviewer feedback, push updates, reply to and resolve review conversations, and comment with the outcome.

Consult a fresh, review-only Claude subagent as a fallback for environments where the native Advisor tool is unavailable. Use when the user asks for an adviser, advisor, second opinion, stronger-model review, or /advisor-like behavior; before committing to a consequential multi-step approach; when work is stuck or changing direction; and before declaring substantial work complete.

Compatibility alias for pr-guardian. Use pr-guardian for stalled pull requests, CodeRabbit/Codex review feedback, CI failures, unresolved review conversations, and merge-ready PR follow-up.

Run an end-to-end Claude Code delivery workflow from user request to merge-ready pull request, including planning, implementation, tests, self-review, ready-for-review PR creation, CI/review follow-up, and final status.

Analyze recent Claude Code work and package repeated patterns as the smallest useful skill, custom subagent, slash command, hook, or automation. Use when asked to mine prompts, sessions, shell history, or recent repeated work for reusable Claude Code assets.

Fetch public web pages with Jina AI Reader API and convert them into LLM-friendly Markdown. Use when an agent needs to read, summarize, quote briefly, extract facts from, or inspect a public URL that normal browsing, scraping, search snippets, or direct fetch tools cannot read cleanly, including JavaScript-heavy pages, reader-hostile pages, X/Twitter posts and threads, articles, GitHub pages, and PDFs. Trigger when the user asks to use Jina, use r.jina.ai, read an otherwise unreadable site, recover readable text from a URL, read an X/Twitter post by URL, or turn a webpage into Markdown.

Manage durable task goals for long-running Claude Code work using the project ledger, including objective writing, success criteria, resumption, and completion decisions.

Run a continuous product improvement loop: evaluate a product or codebase, present prioritized recommendations for approval, then implement only approved improvements through verification and PR follow-up.

Expert skill for the Jotai state management library. Use when implementing atom-based state management in React applications. Use this skill for: (1) Jotai atom design and implementation (2) Derived atoms, async atoms, atomFamily implementation (3) Refactoring based on Jotai best practices (4) Performance optimization (selectAtom, splitAtom, etc.) (5) Persistence (localStorage/sessionStorage integration) (6) TypeScript type definitions (7) Test implementation Triggered when users ask questions or request implementations related to "Jotai", "atom", or "state management".

Jotai状態管理ライブラリのエキスパートスキル。Reactアプリケーションでのatomベースの状態管理を実装する際に使用。以下の場合にこのスキルを使用: (1) Jotaiのatom設計・実装 (2) 派生atom、非同期atom、atomFamilyの実装 (3) Jotaiのベストプラクティスに基づくリファクタリング (4) パフォーマンス最適化（selectAtom、splitAtom等） (5) 永続化（localStorage/sessionStorage連携） (6) TypeScript型定義 (7) テスト実装 ユーザーが「Jotai」「atom」「状態管理」に関する質問や実装依頼をした場合に発動。

This skill provides structured question-asking capabilities for gathering user input, clarifying requirements, and making decisions during task execution. Use this skill when needing to present multiple choice questions, gather preferences, or get user confirmation on implementation choices.

Create beautiful visual art in .png and .pdf documents using design philosophy. You should use this skill when the user asks to create a poster, piece of art, design, or other static piece. Create original visual designs, never copying existing artists' work to avoid copyright violations.

Generate beautiful infographic PNG images from Claude Code changelog summaries. Use this skill after changelog-interpreter has generated a user-friendly summary, to create a visual representation that can be saved and shared.

Interpret Claude Code changelogs and generate user-friendly usage guides

This skill guides creating autonomous agents for Claude Code plugins using markdown files with YAML frontmatter. Use when building new agents, designing agent system prompts, or configuring agent behavior.

This skill guides creating slash commands for Claude Code—reusable Markdown-based prompts with YAML configuration. Use when building custom commands, designing command workflows, or extending Claude Code functionality.

Monitor a pull request after opening it, fix CI failures and agent or reviewer feedback, push updates, and comment with the outcome.

Fix bugs with reproduction, minimal changes, regression coverage, and targeted verification.

Update documentation after code or behavior changes while keeping docs concise and relevant.

Implement a feature safely with planning, focused edits, tests, docs, and verification.

Manage /goal usage for concrete Codex work, including objective writing, success criteria, done criteria, long-running implementation, verification, PR creation, resumption, and completion decisions.

Monitor a pull request after opening it, fix CI failures and agent or reviewer feedback, push updates, and comment with the outcome.

Refactor code without behavior changes using small mechanical steps and verification.

Check whether a change is ready to release by reviewing diff, tests, docs, risks, and migration notes.

Initialize long-running agent projects with environment setup, feature list generation, and progress tracking. Use when starting a new implementation project or setting up an existing codebase for Claude-assisted development. Creates init.sh (dev server script), claude-progress.txt (work log), and docs/features.json (feature list with status tracking).

Download Claude Code templates from aitmpl.com (GitHub API). Use PROACTIVELY to search and install agents, commands, skills, mcps, settings, hooks, and plugins.

Apply UX psychology principles to frontend design. Use when designing UI components, improving user experience, increasing conversion, or making design decisions. Covers 43 psychological concepts including cognitive biases, behavioral patterns, visual design principles, and engagement techniques. Triggers on requests like "design a pricing page", "improve signup flow", "increase engagement", or "apply psychology to UI".

Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.

Use when a user wants to use Rig to make software development more efficient through delegated analysis, focused reviews, isolated patch runs, artifact inspection, subagent coordination, parallel task decomposition, or deciding when to delegate work versus editing directly.

Use when implementing or reviewing Rig itself, including changes to the CLI, runners, run artifacts, worktree isolation, MCP adapter, environment diagnostics, or agent harness documentation.

Monitor and harden GitHub pull requests until they are ready to merge. Use when Codex is asked to watch a PR, fix failing CI, inspect GitHub Actions failures, respond to CodeRabbit or other review bot comments, address human review feedback, re-run checks, resolve merge blockers, or bring a PR to merge-ready state.

Generate a HANDOVER.md shift-change report summarizing the current session for the next Claude. Use when the user types /handover, asks to "create a handover", "write a handoff document", "save session context", or wants to capture what was done, decisions made, and next steps before ending a session. Do not use for general documentation, READMEs, changelogs, or git commit messages.

Design, review, and improve Claude/Codex skills based on Anthropic's "The Complete Guide to Building Skills for Claude". Use when creating a new skill, rewriting SKILL.md frontmatter and workflows, fixing under-triggering or over-triggering, designing scripts/references/assets, building test cases, or preparing a skill for upload/distribution.

Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.

Use when the user asks Hermes to change, inspect, test, or operate Discord posting settings, cron posts, webhook triggers, Zenn routes, watcher thresholds, or tech digest delivery.

Use when searching X/Twitter posts, profiles, threads, reactions, rumors, or current discussion by delegating the lookup to Hermes Agent with its built-in x_search tool. Triggers on "X で検索", "ツイート検索", "X で何て言われてる", "search X for", "what's the buzz on X about", and @handle recent-post lookups.

Use handoff to communicate with other coding agents, pass context, and start background agent tasks.

Use this skill when working on the genui-agent-workbench repository, especially for the Electron GenUI Popup Broker, CLI invocation, or OpenUI artifact rendering.