SDS-Mode

Use when the user asks to "set up trayce", "install trayce", "configure trayce", "remove trayce", or "uninstall trayce". Handles both installation (writing the MCP config into `.mcp.json` or `~/.claude.json`) and uninstallation. Prompts for scope (single project vs. all projects / global) when the user hasn't specified.

Use when the user wants to draw, sketch, or send visual content to this conversation via the trayce canvas. Also use when asked to push, send, or place images on a canvas. Triggers on mentions of drawing, sketching, canvas, visual, trayce, or pushing images.

Use when the user asks to "start trayce", "launch trayce", "run the canvas server", "start the canvas", or otherwise bring the trayce canvas server up. Use this skill after trayce has been configured via `trayce-setup` — not for first-time installation.

Use when the user asks "is trayce running", "trayce status", "check trayce", "what's trayce doing", or otherwise wants to know whether the trayce canvas server is currently up without starting or stopping it.

Use when the user asks to "stop trayce", "shut down trayce", "kill trayce", or "stop the canvas server".

Load existing code-to-docs vault context into the conversation before coding. Read-only — never writes files. Provides architecture overview, module summaries, known issues, and session history. Use when starting a coding session, loading doc context, or catching up on a documented codebase.

Install or remove project-level automation hooks for the code-to-docs lifecycle. Setup adds SessionStart (digest on session start) and PostToolUse (update hint after git commits) hooks. Teardown removes only code-to-docs hooks. Use when someone wants to automate doc updates, set up hooks, or remove hooks.

Use when generating documentation from a codebase, creating architecture docs, building an Obsidian vault from code, or when someone asks to document or explain a project's structure

Incrementally update an existing code-to-docs vault after coding changes. Diffs against the last documented commit, re-analyzes only affected modules, merges with existing docs, and tracks issue resolution. Use when someone says update docs, sync docs, refresh documentation, or after making code changes.

Start live browser-based viewer for all agent tool activity — streams every command, read, write, edit, search, and more to an infinite-scroll HTML pane with three switchable view modes

Stop the active HappyTrails session and shut down the server

Use when the user wants to draw diagrams, annotate screenshots, sketch architecture, or send visual content to this conversation. Also use when the user asks you to draw, sketch, or place objects on a canvas. Triggers on mentions of drawing, sketching, diagramming, whiteboard, visual canvas, or annotating images.

Use when the user wants to stop, close, or shut down the Cavepaintings canvas server

Use when catching up on unfamiliar tools, technologies, or concepts from a specific professional perspective — generates in-depth research reports shaped for the reader's occupation