Use when an agent needs to create a new Stackpress app in an empty folder from a fixed baseline scaffold, especially before idea authoring, generation, or plugin work.
Build or extend a Stackpress plugin that participates in `stackpress generate` through the `idea` lifecycle and a `transform/` entrypoint. Use when an agent needs to register a plugin transform, inspect schema models, emit generated client files, patch generated package exports, or reconnect generated artifacts back into runtime through the normal client plugin path.
Alias for stackpress-router. Use when a task is about Stackpress and an agent should route the request to the appropriate Stackpress skill.
Use when an agent needs to verify that a Stackpress app phase is actually complete by checking scaffold files, schema readiness, generated output, plugin wiring, and reachable runtime behavior before advancing the workflow.
Scaffold or extend a Stackpress plugin inside a Stackpress project. Use when an agent needs to create a new plugin under the project's `plugins/` folder, decide the correct plugin shape, wire `plugin.ts` lifecycle handlers (`config`, `listen`, `route`, `idea`), add browser-safe exports, contribute code generation through `transform/`, or register the plugin in the app's custom `package.json.plugins` array.
Use when a task is about Stackpress and an agent needs to choose which Stackpress skill should handle it, including app discovery, app build coordination, scaffolding, idea authoring, plugin routing, plugin implementation, multi-plugin workflow coordination, or verification.
Use when a Stackpress task explicitly involves developing, coordinating, comparing, or sequencing multiple local plugins at the same time, especially when parallel plugin lanes may share schema, generated client output, routes, events, config, seed data, or verification gates.
Use when an agent needs to implement or revise handwritten Stackpress plugin page views under `plugins/*/views`, especially when pairing `pages/*.ts` handlers with `server.view.get(...)`, choosing `LayoutPanel` or `LayoutBlank`, exporting `Head`, wiring `setViewProps`, or keeping browser-safe page code inside the Stackpress view layer.