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Bootstrap and validate teatree for local use — prerequisites, config, skill symlinks, optional agent hooks, and Django project scaffolding. Use when user says "setup skills", "install skills", "bootstrap skills", or needs first-time teatree installation.

Daily follow-up — batch process new tickets, check/advance ticket statuses, remind about PRs waiting for review. Use when user says "followup", "batch tickets", "check status", "advance tickets", "PR reminders", or wants a daily routine check.

Show t3 loop status — which loops are running vs stalled, the cadence and next tick of each loop, and loop ownership. Use when the user says "which loops are running", "loop status", "loops", "loop health", "is the loop ticking".

Self-QA variant of batch mode — dogfood the teatree loop and statusline, find real bugs (missing signals, broken links, stale data, scanner errors), file them, then fix them in worktrees. Use when the user says "bug hunt", "self-qa", "hunt bugs", or "find and fix bugs".

Draft a reply to an inbound question, DM the user for approval, post on confirmation. Use when the loop routes a `question` intent to phase `answering`, or when asked to answer a Slack/GitLab thread on the user's behalf.

Code review — self-review before finalization, giving review, receiving review feedback. Use when user says "review", "check the code", "feedback", "review comments", "quality check", or is in a review cycle.

List the current session's tasks/todos — terse, grouped pending / in_progress / completed, with clickable refs. Use when the user says "task list", "todos", "what's on my list", "where is the task list", or "my tasks".

Use when the user wants to hand all current work from one Claude session to another (or to a not-yet-existing session) with a single command, or to transfer an in-flight TeaTree task from Claude to another runtime, or asks whether it is time to switch because Claude usage is getting high.

Write blog articles and generate social media posts to promote them. Use when user says "blog", "article", "write post", "blog post", or wants to create/update a blog article or generate social media content.

Unified codebase review — audits skill quality, code health, infrastructure alignment, and cross-consistency across a portfolio of repos. Runs deterministic metrics (ruff, coverage, complexity, TODOs, dependency staleness) and LLM-driven architectural judgment. Also handles delivery status, commit squashing, infrastructure harmonization, and boilerplate backporting. Use when user says "review skills", "audit skills", "audit codebase", "code quality", "repo status", "what needs pushing", "align repos", "backport", "upgrade deps", "assess codebase", "health check", or wants a thorough quality pass on skills and/or code.

Inspects, patches, verifies, or diffs AcroForm-based PDF templates — especially when widget geometry, content streams, or filled-output alignment need deterministic scriptable fixes. Use when user says "PDF", "acroform", "form field", "widget rect", "content stream", "pdf alignment", or is working with PDF template geometry.

Install, configure, and maintain OpenClaw (personal AI assistant) on a VPS or local machine. Triggers: "install openclaw", "setup openclaw", "bootstrap openclaw", "deploy openclaw", "self-hosted AI assistant", "personal AI on server", "openclaw maintenance", "update openclaw", "openclaw backup". Covers server provisioning, OS hardening, model configuration, messaging channel integration, secure remote access, backups, and ongoing maintenance.

Generic Python coding guidelines covering style, typing, OOP design, testing, and tooling. Use when writing Python code outside of a Django context — scripts, CLIs, microservices, data pipelines, tooling. Do NOT use for Django-specific patterns (use ac-django instead).

Definitive Django bible covering Django 6.x, 5.2 LTS, and optional DRF. Fat Models doctrine with migrations, transactions, security, testing, and tooling. Use when writing Django models, views, forms, serializers, migrations, tests, or reviewing Django code. Do NOT use for project-specific Django patterns (load the project overlay skill instead).

Use when adopting ruff as the sole Python linter and formatter for a project, replacing black, isort, flake8, or pylint, with either progressive per-rule enforcement or changed-files-only gradual adoption. Also use to pay back ruff tech debt — shrinking accumulated `per-file-ignores` via session-sized, one-file-or-one-rule-at-a-time cleanup — on phrasing like "pay back ruff tech debt", "clean up ruff ignores", or "reduce per-file-ignores" (ask first if the user only says "pay back tech debt" without mentioning ruff).

Generates presentation slides from Markdown using Marp. Use when user says "slides", "presentation", "deck", "marp", or wants to create/update a slide deck.