Runs a fresh diagnostic pass on one MonÉlu project axis - inspects the current code (not old reports), writes a dated report to notes/dispatch/, updates the diagnostic roadmap, and files new findings as labeled Linear issues after deduping against the open backlog. No code changes. Use as /diagnose <axis> or /diagnose next to pick the stalest axis.
Resolves a Linear (MonElu) issue end-to-end - reads the MON issue, branches on its gitBranchName, implements, verifies, opens a PR, updates Linear, watches CI, runs pr-review and applies the fixes. Stops before merge. Use as /solve-mon <MON-id> (e.g. /solve-mon MON-75) or /solve-mon next to auto-pick the top unblocked non-epic backlog issue (WIP-limited to 3 open PRs). Replaces the retired solve-axis skill.
Decomposes a large Linear (MonElu) issue into ordered, solve-mon-sized sub-issues - explores the codebase to ground the plan, drafts sub-issues with Scope and Acceptance criteria, flags architectural decisions for the ADR first, and creates them in Linear under the parent. Use as /plan-epic <MON-id>, e.g. /plan-epic MON-91.
Reviews a branch or pull request like a careful reviewer before or during code review. Use when the user asks for a PR review, review readiness check, or wants feedback before merging.
Reviews a branch or pull request like a careful reviewer before or during code review. Use when the user asks for a PR review, review readiness check, or wants feedback before merging.
PO assistant for MonÉlu — keeps Linear in sync with git state, auto-detects what issue is being worked on from the current branch/diff, and drafts well-structured backlog issues from free-text descriptions. Three modes: sync (default), detect, fill.
Create, maintain, and enforce Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) for software projects built with AI assistants. Use this skill whenever the user wants to document a technical decision, prevent AI from writing code based on outdated specs, capture a "we decided not to build X" moment, review existing decisions before starting a new feature, or create a decisions.md file for their project. Also trigger when the user says things like "document this decision", "we changed the architecture", "don't build that anymore", "add this to the decisions file", "what did we decide about X", or "create a skill for this pattern". This skill is especially valuable for solo developers using Codex — where the AI assistant has no memory between sessions and can repeat mistakes or contradict past decisions without a written record.
Checks whether code changes require documentation updates and applies only the necessary documentation changes. Use when preparing a PR, reviewing branch readiness, or verifying that docs stay aligned with implementation.