spore-core

Perform a thorough, whole-project code review for any language or framework — map the codebase, scan for risky patterns, deep-read the important files, and produce a per-file findings report (file, line, severity, and why it matters). Load this whenever the user asks to review, audit, assess, or critique a codebase, project, module, or directory; to find bugs, code smells, security issues, SOLID or structure problems, or tech debt; or says things like "review this code", "do a code review", "audit the project", "look over this codebase", or "what's wrong with this code". This is for reviewing existing code in place — not for reviewing a single diff or pull request.

Audit one Rust module for real, actionable defects.

Audit one Rust module for real, actionable defects.

Implement a spore-core component across all four language targets (Rust, TypeScript, Python, Go) from a GitHub issue spec. Use this skill whenever the user says "implement issue #N", "implement <ComponentName>", "build the <X> component", or anything that involves translating a spore-core spec issue into working code. Also use it when the user wants to implement a single language target ("implement the Rust version of issue #5"). The skill orchestrates subagents end-to-end: a research/planning agent, a Rust reference-implementation agent, three parallel language agents, and a cross-language verifier agent. The main thread coordinates — it does not write implementation code itself.