Koine

Autonomously burn down a GitHub issue backlog with a FLEET of N parallel sub-agents — each takes one issue through its whole lifecycle (`ai-migration-kit:implement-issue` → `ai-migration-kit:merge-pr` → report) then picks up the next, so N issues are always in flight. The orchestrator ABOVE `ai-migration-kit:implement-issue`/`ai-migration-kit:merge-pr`/`ai-migration-kit:create-issue`: surveys open issues, orders them (small effort first, then medium), assigns each worker a NON-overlapping code area to avoid conflicts, keeps exactly N running (retires a worker the moment its PR merges and dispatches a replacement), has workers file off-scope finds as fresh issues, and verifies real merge state itself (workers tend to idle at "PR ready" without landing). ALWAYS use it when the user wants to work through MANY issues hands-off with parallelism — "implement issues small first then medium with 3 agents", "keep N agents continuously implementing and merging issues", "burn down the backlog", "run the auto-dev loop",

Turn a task or instruction into Socratic prompts — questions structured as theory → framework → application that make the model surface its own quality criteria and reason before producing output, instead of jumping straight to a generic answer. Use whenever the user wants to write, design, or upgrade a prompt this way, and especially when they mention "Socratic prompt(s)", "Socratic prompting/method", turning an instruction into questions, making a prompt "think/reason first", or getting sharper, less generic LLM output — including loose phrasings like "rewrite this prompt so the AI reasons first", "give me N Socratic prompts about X", "make this prompt sharper", or pasting an instruction-style prompt and asking to upgrade it. Does NOT cover actually executing the underlying task — only crafting the prompt(s).

Launch and drive Koine Studio in WEB mode — the browser host of the Studio IDE (`tooling/koine-studio` run as a plain web page with the browser backend + Blazor WASM compiler, no Tauri/Rust sidecar). Use when asked to run, start, serve, screenshot, or verify a change in Koine Studio Web / the WASM studio in a browser. For the Tauri DESKTOP build (`npm run tauri dev`) or the `Koine.Cli` compiler, this is the wrong skill.