lokeshrana9999

Audits SKILL.md files and writes a scored report with concrete fixes. Use when asked to "audit this skill", "review my skills", or "score this SKILL.md", to critique, grade, or lint a skill or a folder of skills, or before publishing or porting one into a…

Runs a plan, the remaining delivery stages, or another multi-step job as one multi-agent run, after deciding whether one agent is enough, with capped fix loops and a separate verifier. Takes a goal or plan file, the stages to run, and `go` to skip the…

Plans and makes database migrations through the project's migration tool (shipped for Prisma). Use when asked to "plan a migration", "add a field to the Prisma schema", "rename this column", or "check this migration", when changing a database schema,…

Places the current branch in the delivery pipeline and names the next stage, or hands the rest to a multi-agent run. Use when asked "ship this", "what's next in the pipeline", "where am I in the pipeline", "what's left before I open a PR", or "take this to…

Drafts the pull request title and body from the branch's diff and history, shows it for approval, then creates or updates the pull request on the project's code host. Run only when the user asks to write, draft, or publish the PR description.

Reviews the current branch or a pull request in two agent stages and reports only validated findings, with an advisory ship verdict. Unlike a general code review, it checks the project's own recurring concerns and prints how much of its catalog it covered.…

Designs the tests for a feature from its spec and its real code, as a test-design document an implementer turns into tests. Use when asked "design tests for this", "write a test plan", or "what should we test?", to decide what to verify, or before tests are…

Draws flowcharts, sequence and state diagrams, and architecture or data-flow pictures, in Mermaid where the page renders it and ASCII elsewhere. Use when asked to "draw a diagram of this flow" or "add a sequence diagram", when about to draw any diagram, or…

First-session setup that learns one goal for the week, reminder times, quiet hours and nudge preferences, writes the first if-then plan, and proposes a small routine schedule for an explicit yes.

Entry point. Walks Steps 1-3 of the flowchart to find out whether the person knows what to do, can start, and if not, why, then hands off to the matching skill.

Handles overwhelm, perfectionism and paralysis with the chart's PRIORITIZE and BREAK IT DOWN boxes, ending in one small, measurable first step.

Steps 4 and 5. Checks for other reasons and honest effort, then helps decide what to do about the task itself (reschedule, delegate, do it partly, push through, or accept).

Helps someone who wants to do the task but can't stop doing something else, using the chart's INTERRUPT INERTIA box (adapted wording, best-supported first).

For "I don't want to do it". Runs the 10-minute test, MAKE IT MORE TOLERABLE, and QUICK RESET (the chart's DIY DOPAMINE, reframed as a mood/energy reset).

Helps someone who really wants to do something else specifically. Friction first, willpower second (adapted RESIST IMPULSES box), with a one-round version of the chart's comic exchange.

Runs MINDFULNESS ("consider why") and WELLBEING (are physical and emotional needs met?) from the chart, then routes back to Step 2 or on to Step 4.

Listens while someone is angry or hurt, replying only with a short reflection of what they said (at most two sentences, ending in silence or one open question) and holding that pace until they settle, with no advice, no options, no verdict on their plan, and…