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Write and improve documentation for ComfyUI nodes in per-node JSON files. Use when asked to document nodes, write node descriptions, add tips to nodes, improve node docs, enrich node content, fill in empty node descriptions, or batch-write documentation for new/updated nodes. Also triggers on "write docs for nodes", "document the new nodes", "improve node tips", "fill in node descriptions", "enrich nodes", "node content pass", "update nodes", "sync comfyui nodes", "new comfyui version", or "node enrichment".

Orchestrate cmux terminal panes — split terminals, run parallel processes, read output from other panes, and use the built-in browser. Use when working inside cmux and you need to run a dev server, watch tests, spawn sub-agents, or preview web pages.

Generate and update language-idiomatic doc comments for TypeScript (TSDoc/JSDoc) and Rust (Rustdoc). Use when asked to "add docs", "document this file", "generate docstrings", "add JSDoc", "add Rustdoc", "write TSDoc", or when working with TypeScript or Rust source files that need documentation comments. Supports file-level and selection-level operations. Deterministic and idempotent — safe to run repeatedly on the same code. Does NOT change behavior, rename symbols, or refactor code.

Interact with GitHub repos, PRs, issues, CI, and notifications via the pi-github extension commands and gh CLI. Use when asked to check PRs, list issues, view repo status, check CI, browse notifications, create or merge PRs, fix PR review feedback, or perform any GitHub operation. **Triggers:** "open PRs", "repo status", "CI status", "merge PR", "fix PR", "fix PRs", "fix review feedback", "create PR", "GitHub notifications", any /gh-* command, or when a GitHub PR URL is shared.

Communicate with remote agents via A2A protocol, discover available agents, and ask the human owner for clarification via the A2A Hub. Use when asked to send messages to other agents, discover what agents are available, or when you need human input to proceed. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - You need human input to proceed (approval, decision, clarification) - User asks to "send a message to another agent" - User asks to "discover agents" or "what agents are available" - You're stuck and need to escalate to the owner - A long-running task needs human approval before continuing

Create, review, and improve skills for Pi agents. A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md that teaches an agent specialized workflows, domain knowledge, or tool integrations. Use when asked to create a new skill, improve an existing skill, review a skill for quality, scaffold a skill from a workflow, or convert documentation into a skill. Also triggers on "make a skill for", "build a skill", "skill for [topic]", "teach the agent to", or "package this workflow as a skill".

Monitor open GitHub PRs across all repos in ~/Dev. Checks PR age, flags stale PRs, and optionally alerts via Aivena/Telegram. Uses `gh pr list` for accurate GitHub data. **TRIGGERS - Use this skill when:** - User asks about open PRs, pull requests, or PR status - User says "check PRs", "any stale PRs?", "PR review status" - Cron job `pr-monitor` fires - User asks "what needs review?" or "what's waiting for merge?" - User wants a PR dashboard or PR age report

Reverse-engineer a design system from a live website (public URL or localhost). Extracts colors, typography, spacing, shadows, radii, breakpoints, and component patterns using a headed Playwright browser. Captures screenshots of pages, components, and interactive states at real device resolutions. Produces structured design tokens and optionally seeds a Penpot project. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - User says "extract design system from [url]" - User asks to "reverse-engineer the styles from [site]" - User says "build a design system based on [website]" - User asks to "pull the design tokens from [url]" - User says "analyze the design of [site]" - User asks to "import styles from [website] into Penpot" - User points at a URL and asks about its colors, fonts, spacing, or components

Build, maintain, and audit design systems — tokens, component libraries, style guides, and cross-project consistency. Use when asked to create a design system, define tokens, audit component consistency, generate a style guide, or sync design tokens with code.

Generate and maintain AI-readable markdown documentation for a codebase in docs/. Use this skill whenever the user asks to document their codebase, generate project docs, create architecture docs, update documentation after code changes, build a knowledge base for AI agents, create onboarding docs, map out a codebase, or explain a project structure. Also trigger when users say things like "document this repo", "create docs for my project", "update the docs", "write architecture documentation", "help AI understand my code", "generate a codebase overview", or "maintain docs". This skill is specifically about creating structured markdown files in a docs/ directory that serve as a knowledge base — NOT about writing inline code comments, README files, or API reference docs from docstrings.

Review UI designs and implementations for accessibility, consistency, usability, and visual quality. Use when asked to review a design, audit accessibility, check UI consistency, compare implementation against mockups, or evaluate a user interface.

Take screenshots and interact with web pages using a headed Playwright browser. Use when you need to visually inspect a URL, capture a screenshot, interact with a page (click, type, scroll), or verify what a page looks like rendered. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - You need to screenshot a URL (Penpot share link, localhost, public site) - User says "show me", "how does it look", "take a screenshot" - You want to visually verify your own work (e.g. after creating Penpot designs) - User asks to review a live page or prototype - You need to interact with a page (click buttons, fill forms, trigger states)

Manage design work in Penpot — create projects, organize pages, build components, export assets, review designs visually, and handle design-to-code handoff. Use when asked to create designs, manage Penpot projects, build components, export tokens, set up a new design project, review a design, take screenshots, or show what something looks like.

Perform a comprehensive DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) code review on a codebase. Identifies duplicated code, repeated logic, redundant patterns, and opportunities for abstraction. Use this skill whenever the user asks to review code for duplication, reduce repetition, apply DRY principles, refactor for reusability, find copy-pasted code, deduplicate logic, or audit code quality with a focus on redundancy. Also trigger when users say things like "clean up my code", "find repeated patterns", "too much boilerplate", "reduce code duplication", or "refactor for maintainability". Works on any language or framework.

Generate a full operational status report for the Aivena bot. Checks all subsystems: extensions, webserver, Telegram, chat bridge, heartbeat, cron, database, memory, CRM, calendar, task management, jobs/telemetry, and storage. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - User asks for "status", "bot status", "system status", "operational status" - User asks "is everything running?", "how's Aivena doing?" - User says "health check", "diagnostics", "systems check" - User asks "what's the state of the bot?"

Structured planning mode for AI agents working on coding and development tasks. Produces a comprehensive plan BEFORE any code is written or changed, including task decomposition, architecture decisions, risk assessment, and approval gates. Use this skill whenever the user says "/plan", "plan mode", "plan first", "think before coding", "make a plan", or asks the agent to plan before executing. Also trigger when the user describes a complex multi-step development task and would clearly benefit from structured planning before implementation — especially for tasks involving new features, refactors, migrations, infrastructure changes, or multi-file edits. When in doubt, plan. A few minutes of planning prevents hours of rework.

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Perform QA testing on running web applications using cmux_browser. Covers functional testing, accessibility auditing, edge case testing, and structured reporting with evidence. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - User says "test this", "QA this", "QA this PR", "check the app" - User says "run QA", "verify the build", "test the UI" - User asks to "check if it works", "validate the feature" - User says "acceptance testing", "smoke test", "regression test" - User asks to "find bugs", "test for bugs", "break it" - User wants to "check accessibility", "run axe", "a11y audit" **Covers:** Any web application accessible via HTTP. Uses cmux_browser (Playwright under the hood) for all browser interactions.

Manage Google Workspace via the gws CLI — Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Slides, People, Chat, Meet, Forms, and cross-service workflows. Use when asked to send email, read/write spreadsheets, upload files to Drive, manage contacts, create presentations, send Chat messages, create docs, or any Google Workspace operation. Also triggers on "gws", "Google Drive", "Google Sheets", "Gmail", "Google Docs", "Google Slides", "Google Chat", "Google Meet", "Google Forms", "check my inbox", "upload to Drive", "read spreadsheet", "send an email", "create a doc", "send a chat message", "create a presentation".

Read and extract content from PDF files — text, tables, metadata, and images. Use when asked to read a PDF, extract text from a PDF, summarize a PDF, analyze a PDF document, get tables from a PDF, or check PDF metadata. Also triggers on "open this PDF", "what does this PDF say", "parse PDF", "PDF to text", or when a .pdf file path or URL is provided.

Audit, generate, update, and lint AGENTS.md files across all projects. Use when asked to check project context files, scaffold AGENTS.md for new projects, update stale ones, or run a cross-project audit.

Draft, edit, and publish blog posts for e9n.dev. Use when creating new posts, editing drafts, or refining existing content. Handles Eleventy frontmatter, Tailwind formatting, and Espen's authentic voice.

Review code for quality, security, performance, and maintainability. Use when reviewing PRs, auditing a codebase, or refactoring. Covers TypeScript, Node.js, infrastructure-as-code, and full-stack web apps.

npm package maintenance and lifecycle management for monorepo extensions. Covers health audits, dependency sync, version bumping, changelog updates, pre-publish checks, coordinated publishing, and post-publish verification. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - User asks to "publish", "release", or "version bump" extensions/packages - User says "audit packages", "check package health", "dependency sync" - User asks to "update changelogs", "prepare release", "pre-publish check" - User mentions "npm publish", "version management", "package lifecycle" - User wants to "sync dependencies" or "align versions" across packages - User asks "what needs publishing" or "which packages changed" **Covers:** Monorepo with multiple npm packages under `extensions/`. Each package has its own package.json, CHANGELOG.md, README.md, and version. Packages are scoped (e.g. `@e9n/pi-*`) and published individually.

Read, create, and update notes in Espen's Obsidian vault (PARA method). Use when asked about notes, tasks, projects, dashboards, daily logs, or anything in the vault.

Manage Espen's projects across the Dev folder and Obsidian vault. Use for project status checks, creating new projects, syncing between code repos and vault notes, archiving, and cross-project search.

Create and refine sales playbooks, deal strategies, MEDDPICC analyses, customer decks, and outreach sequences. Use for any sales methodology work, pipeline review, or go-to-market planning.

Manage tasks and issues with the td CLI. Use for creating, tracking, querying, and handing off work items. Covers task lifecycle, session management, structured handoffs, epics, dependencies, and boards.

Run a structured weekly review covering projects, habits, goals, and planning. Use when asked for a weekly review, week summary, or weekly planning session.

Delegate tasks to specialized subagents for parallel or sequential execution.

Generate comprehensive status reports for git repositories. Analyzes commits, codebase structure, type errors, branch health, dependency status, GitHub PRs/issues/CI, working tree changes, and optionally integrates with `td` (task management CLI) if a `.todos` folder is present. **TRIGGERS - Use this skill when:** - User asks for the status of a git project or repo - User asks "what's going on in [project]" or "give me an overview of [repo]" - User wants a project summary, progress report, or codebase overview - User asks about recent commits, code structure, or project health - User says "check my project" or "project status" **Output:** A rich, structured text report covering overview, branches, commit history, codebase breakdown, GitHub activity, dependency health, issues/errors, working tree changes, task management, and summary.

Parse git history and produce or update a CHANGELOG.md following the Keep a Changelog convention. Supports Conventional Commits, basic prefix conventions, and unstructured commit messages. Intelligently categorizes changes, detects breaking changes, links to PRs/issues, and handles both initial generation and incremental updates. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - User asks to "generate", "create", "update", or "write" a changelog - User mentions "CHANGELOG", "changelog", "release notes" - User says "document changes", "what changed since last release" - User wants to "prepare a release" and needs a changelog entry - User asks to "clean up" or "reformat" an existing changelog **Covers:** Any git-based project. Handles Conventional Commits (feat/fix/chore), Angular convention, basic prefixes (Add/Fix/Remove), and freeform commit messages. Outputs Keep a Changelog format with optional Common Changelog enhancements.

Generate a self-contained handoff prompt that lets the user continue work in a fresh coding agent session with empty context. The prompt captures everything a new agent needs: project, goal, progress, decisions, current state, and remaining work. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - User says "handoff", "hand off", "hand-off" - User asks to "generate a continuation prompt" - User says "give me a prompt to continue this" - User asks to "wrap up for a new session" - User says "context transfer", "session transfer" - User asks "how do I pick this up later" - User wants to "pass this to another agent"

Review a codebase and generate or update its README.md according to best practices. The skill performs static analysis of the project structure, dependencies, scripts, and existing documentation, then produces a comprehensive, accurate README. **Triggers — use this skill when:** - User asks to "review", "update", "improve", or "generate" a README - User says "create a README for this project" - User mentions "document this repo", "add documentation" - User asks to "fix my README" or "make my README better" - User provides a codebase and asks for documentation help **Covers:** Any project type — Node.js, Python, Rust, Go, Java, Ruby, PHP, monorepos, static sites, CLI tools, libraries, APIs, Docker-based projects, and more. Works with both new READMEs (from scratch) and existing ones (update/improve).

Configure periodic health checks via HEARTBEAT.md and the /heartbeat command.

Manage persistent memory across sessions. Use when asked to remember, recall, forget, or review what was stored. Covers long-term facts (MEMORY.md), daily session logs, search, and memory housekeeping.

Track and manage projects with git status via dashboard and tool.

Manage npm packages — install, publish, version bump, audit, and run scripts using the npm tool.

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