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Drive a running Chrome tab via CDP — list tabs, navigate, snapshot ARIA, eval raw JS with $ref, wait, upload, screenshot. Use when automating a real browser the user can keep using alongside you.

Run a blocking, non-interactive Codex review of the working tree and return findings verbatim. Use when automation (ralph, work, pre-commit gates) needs a one-shot review without the interactive wait-vs-background prompt.

Use when autonomously processing a GitHub milestone, or when running in a loop to iterate through open issues

Use when picking up a GitHub issue to implement, or when asked to work on an issue by number

Use when creating GitHub issues, organizing milestones, or replying to PR review comments via CLI

Execute one iteration of the Ralph loop - pick next open issue from milestone, implement, review, merge

Pick a GitHub issue, create branch, implement using TDD, review, and create PR

Manage project work via GitHub CLI. Use for ALL GitHub tasks including creating/viewing issues, organizing with milestones, and responding to PR comments.

Structure Go applications using Ben Johnson's Standard Package Layout. Use when creating new Go packages, adding features to Go applications, deciding where code belongs, naming packages/files, or when tempted to create packages named after concepts rather than dependencies. Enforces dependency-free domain core in root, dependency-named subpackages, and explicit main wiring.

Manage project work via GitHub CLI. Use for ALL GitHub tasks including creating/viewing issues, organizing with milestones, establishing blocked-by/blocking dependencies, and responding to PR comments.

Review LLM-generated diff classifications for the diffview eval system. Use when the user invokes this skill or pastes yanked case data from evalreview (containing "# Diff Classification Review" header). Evaluates whether classifications accurately help code reviewers, provides pass/fail verdict with detailed critique.

Patterns for building TUI applications with Bubble Tea (charmbracelet/bubbletea). Use when creating terminal UIs, pagers, or interactive CLI tools in Go. Covers Elm architecture, viewport scrolling, keyboard/mouse handling, Lipgloss styling, and golden file testing with teatest.