Use when writing, reviewing, or modifying Rust code to ensure idiomatic patterns, proper error handling, type safety, and adherence to community standards
Use when converting a Markdown file to a styled PDF — invokes the plugin converter. macOS only.
Use when coordinating multi-agent development pipelines with phased investigation, planning, implementation, and review. Orchestrates teams of specialized agents through gated phases. Language-agnostic.
Use when setting up development toolchains with mise, managing tool versions, configuring project environments, or defining build/test/deploy tasks - covers both mise.toml for repos you control and mise.local.toml for repos you contribute to
Use when adopting mise for an existing project — detects current toolchain files and task runners, presents migration options, and generates mise.toml configuration
Use when building server-driven web applications with HTMX and Alpine.js - covers the interaction model, when to use each tool, and when NOT to use raw JavaScript
Use when writing Askama templates in Rust to ensure idiomatic patterns, fix compile errors by understanding module scope, and avoid common anti-patterns from Jinja2 muscle memory