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Language-specific standards and idioms for Python, TypeScript, and SQL. Load when reviewing, implementing, or debugging code to apply the right conventions for the language at hand.
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Research codebase, validate external claims, and emit a work-ready spec.json for a new planning session. Single-pass creation with integrated validation via Context7 and locator/analyzer agents. Triggers on "create plan", "plan for", "write a plan". For exploratory requests where the user is unsure what to build, prefer brainstorm first. Once spec.json exists, use plan-review for evaluation or go straight to work. For a reviewed spec, use plan-consolidation to merge findings.
Execute spec.json (plan mode) or review.findings.json (fix-findings mode) by dispatching subagents per chunk. Triggers on "work on", "implement", "execute plan", "carry on", "continue".
Shared conventions for Flywheel subagents. Tool discipline, output format, research patterns.
Perform exhaustive code reviews using multi-agent analysis. Reviews PRs, branches, or current changes. Writes review.findings.json to the active session. Triggers on "review", "code review", "check PR".
Refine the active session's spec.json by merging reviewer findings.json into it. Backs up the pre-refinement spec to a .pre-consolidation sidecar. Triggers on "consolidate plan", "finalize plan".
Run ALL reviewer agents in parallel against a plan. Deduplicates findings semantically and writes findings.json to the active session. Triggers on "review plan", "check plan".
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| name | language-standards |
| description | Language-specific standards and idioms for Python, TypeScript, and SQL. Load when reviewing, implementing, or debugging code to apply the right conventions for the language at hand. |
| user-invocable | false |
Identify the language(s) in the code under review, then Read the corresponding reference:
| Language | Reference |
|---|---|
| Python | references/python.md |
| TypeScript | references/typescript.md |
| SQL | references/sql.md |
Read only what you need. If the code is TypeScript, read references/typescript.md — not all three. For multi-language code (e.g., Python with SQL queries), read both applicable references.
