WAVE

Impartially reviews GitHub issues and implementation plans, compares the plan against repository evidence, and surfaces neutral risks, mismatches, hidden dependencies, test gaps, and practical suggestions. Use when the user asks to look at an issue, review a plan, act as an impartial observer, provide observations or insights, or add those observations as a GitHub issue comment.

Write new blog posts using the rich content block system. Handles topic ideation, SEO metadata, content structuring with visual components (callouts, stats, step lists, checklists, code snippets, quotes, pro/con tables, link cards), and integration into the blog data file. Use when adding a new blog post to the site.

Turns domain expertise into a technical specification AND writes AGENTS.md + PRD.md to the repo root. Run this FIRST, before any other scaffold skill. Takes your profession and desired outcome, lists constraints, identifies error-prone steps, proposes the simplest buildable flow, and commits the result as AGENTS.md and PRD.md so every other skill can read it. Use at the very start of a new project.

One-shot project bootstrapper. Runs domain-to-spec, scaffold-frontend, and (if needed) scaffold-backend sequentially, with user confirmation between steps. Produces AGENTS.md, PRD.md, a Next.js app in clients/, and optionally a FastAPI app in server/. Use when starting a brand new project and the user wants the full stack in one go.

PRD-driven backend scaffold. Reads AGENTS.md and PRD.md from the repo root and creates a FastAPI app inside server/ with optional Supabase integration and one stub route per entry listed under PRD.md > Backend Routes. Refuses to run if AGENTS.md and PRD.md do not exist, or if PRD.md says Backend Needed? = No. Run AFTER scaffold-frontend.

PRD-driven frontend scaffold. Reads AGENTS.md and PRD.md from the repo root and creates a Next.js + TypeScript + Tailwind app inside clients/ with pages, navigation, and placeholder components that match the PRD. Refuses to run if AGENTS.md and PRD.md do not exist. Run this AFTER domain-to-spec.

Turn a PRD or product description into a production-grade Vercel v0 prompt. Researches industry conventions, picks a bold aesthetic direction, selects fancy UI libraries (shadcn/ui, Aceternity UI, Magic UI, Motion), and assembles a specific, high-signal prompt using v0's product-surface + context-of-use + constraints framework. Use when the user wants to generate a website or app UI with Vercel v0.

Systematic bug-fixing workflow for non-coders. Walks through reproduce, isolate, fix, test, and verify. Explains all errors in plain English. Use when something is broken and the user does not understand why.

Produces a step-by-step live demo script for hackathon presentations. Covers the problem, the app walkthrough, and the outcome. Includes a backup plan. Use before presenting at a hackathon or demo day.

Structured workflow for implementing a new feature when you have no coding experience. Returns a plan, files list, commands, manual test steps, and rollback plan. Use when the user wants to add a feature to their project.

Core guardrails for non-coders using Cursor or Claude Code. Tells the AI to explain everything in plain English, break tasks into small steps, never assume coding knowledge, and include safety rails. Use when working with someone who has zero programming experience.

Creates a new application from scratch with one working route and one visible page. Solves the blank canvas problem for non-coders. Use when starting a brand new project and the user does not know where to begin.