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Patterns for running independent tasks in parallel using multiple tool calls and Agent invocations. Use when the user has multiple independent operations, asks about fan-out/fan-in, or wants to speed up multi-step workflows.

Patterns for when and how to use Claude Code subagents via the Agent tool. Use when the user needs to delegate research, run parallel investigations, protect the main context window, or asks about subagent types like Explore or Plan.

Patterns for using TaskCreate, TaskUpdate, TaskList, and TaskGet to coordinate multi-step work. Use when the user has a complex project with multiple steps, needs progress tracking, dependency management, or multi-agent task assignment.

Patterns for inter-agent communication including message passing, shared state, event-driven architectures, pub/sub, inbox/outbox, and structured vs freeform messages. Use when the user is building systems where multiple agents need to communicate, share information, coordinate work, or pass data between processing stages.

Strategies for managing AI agent context windows including optimization, summarization, retrieval-augmented generation, progressive disclosure, and pruning. Use when the user is hitting context limits, building long-running agents, implementing RAG, optimizing token usage, or designing systems that need to manage large amounts of information within limited context windows.

Patterns for multi-agent systems including orchestrator, pipeline, consensus, delegation, supervisor, and swarm patterns. Use when the user is building multi-agent workflows, coordinating multiple AI agents, implementing agent delegation or supervision, or designing systems where agents collaborate on complex tasks.

Guide for deployment strategies including blue-green, canary, rolling updates, feature flags, and rollback procedures. Use when the user asks about deployment patterns, zero-downtime deployments, release strategies, or rollback plans. Trigger whenever deployment, release management, or production rollout is discussed.

Guide for writing GitHub Actions workflows with triggers, reusable workflows, matrix strategies, caching, secrets, and composite actions. Use when the user creates or modifies GitHub Actions workflows, asks about CI/CD on GitHub, or needs help with workflow syntax. Trigger whenever GitHub Actions, .github/workflows, or CI pipelines on GitHub are mentioned.

Marketing skill suite for AI agents. 26 skills covering strategy, campaigns, lifecycle, SEO/content, social, paid ads, proof, reporting, and brand systems. Unified by persistent brand context so Claude and Codex can produce consistent marketing output. Use /m-brand to get started.

Write marketing content in your brand voice. Blog posts, articles, landing pages, email copy. Reads brand context for tone, audience, and positioning. Produces publish-ready content with SEO basics. Use when asked to "write a blog post", "draft content", "write copy", or "create an article".

Twitter/X thread writer. Takes a topic or insight and generates a 6-12 tweet thread: hook tweet, context tweet, value tweets, engagement tweet, and CTA tweet. Follows brand voice. Uses proven hook formulas, tweet-level craft rules, and engagement mechanics. Includes character counts and media placement suggestions.

Build a rigorous, data-informed marketing strategy using the Bullseye Framework (19 channels, test 3, focus 1), STP model, and growth loops thinking. Covers channel priorities with CAC/time-to-results benchmarks, a message-market fit messaging framework, stage-aware budget allocation (pre-PMF / growth / scale), a 90-day roadmap with weekly milestones, and leading vs lagging KPIs per channel. Reads brand context, competitive analysis, and ICP if available. Produces a structured strategy document. Use when asked to "create marketing strategy", "plan marketing", or "build go-to-market".

Social post creation. Takes a topic or content to promote and generates platform-specific posts: Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Instagram. Respects each platform's algorithm signals, character limits, culture, and optimal posting times. Includes engagement hooks and content adaptation per platform.

On-page SEO optimization. Takes a URL or content file and checks: title tag, meta description, H1/H2 structure, keyword density, internal links, image alt text, schema markup, Core Web Vitals, cannibalization signals, mobile-first indicators, and URL structure. Outputs an actionable prioritized checklist with fixes.

Content atomization. Takes one pillar piece (blog post, video, long-form essay) and generates 8-12 derivatives using the content pyramid model: social posts, pull quotes, data callouts, email teaser, community questions, and a short video script. Adapts tone AND angle per platform — not just reformatting. Includes a 1-2 week drip schedule with peak-time slots, UTM tracking per platform, and evergreen rotation flags.

Marketing performance report. Pulls GA4 and Search Console data if API keys are available. Otherwise asks user to paste metrics. Generates executive summary, channel breakdown, metrics framework (leading vs lagging), trend analysis with MoM/WoW comparisons, attribution model guidance, channel-specific KPIs, benchmark comparisons, and next month priorities with effort/impact scoring.

Automate repetitive development workflows: release notes generation, changelog updates, dependency management, environment setup, data migrations, and cross-system synchronization. Use when the user says 'automate this', 'I keep doing this manually', 'generate release notes', 'update the changelog', 'sync these systems', 'batch process', 'automate onboarding', 'script this workflow', or 'create a cron job for'. Also triggers on 'automation', 'workflow automation', 'process automation', 'repetitive task', 'batch operation', 'scheduled task', 'automate the boring stuff', or 'streamline this process'.

Manage CI/CD pipelines, build processes, deployment configurations, and release workflows. Use when the user says 'set up CI', 'create a pipeline', 'deploy this', 'fix the build', 'GitHub Actions', 'deployment failed', 'create release workflow', 'add a build step', 'configure staging', or 'set up preview deployments'. Also triggers on 'CI/CD', 'continuous integration', 'continuous deployment', 'pipeline configuration', 'build process', 'release management', 'deploy to production', or 'workflow automation'.

Perform structured code reviews enforcing quality standards, naming conventions, architecture patterns, and team agreements. Use when the user says 'review this code', 'code review', 'check quality', 'review my PR', 'what's wrong with this', 'improve this code', 'review before merge', 'peer review', or 'audit this'. Also triggers on 'code quality', 'review standards', 'enforce conventions', 'tech debt check', 'lint review', or when user completes a significant code change.

Generate project boilerplate, component templates, and framework scaffolding that follows existing codebase conventions. Use when the user says 'scaffold', 'generate boilerplate', 'create a new component', 'set up a new service', 'bootstrap', 'new module', 'add a new route', 'create a new endpoint', 'template for', 'stub out', or 'create a new page'. Also triggers on 'scaffolding', 'boilerplate', 'code generation', 'new feature skeleton', 'project setup', 'starter template', or 'generate files for'.

Connect to databases, monitoring systems, analytics platforms, and APIs to fetch, analyze, and report on data. Use when the user says 'query the database', 'check the metrics', 'fetch data from', 'analyze this data', 'pull logs', 'generate a report', 'check error rates', 'what does the data show', 'dashboard data', or 'investigate this trend'. Also triggers on 'data analysis', 'database query', 'monitoring data', 'log analysis', 'metrics investigation', 'data pipeline', 'data fetching', 'SQL query', or 'run a query'.

Perform routine infrastructure maintenance: health checks, log rotation, certificate renewal, dependency updates, database maintenance, cache management, and capacity monitoring. Use when the user says 'check system health', 'rotate logs', 'update dependencies', 'check SSL certificates', 'database maintenance', 'clear cache', 'disk space', 'check service status', or 'infrastructure checkup'. Also triggers on 'infrastructure operations', 'ops maintenance', 'system health', 'capacity planning', 'service monitoring', 'operational readiness', 'server maintenance', or 'infrastructure audit'.

Look up, document, and troubleshoot internal libraries, SDKs, and APIs. Use when the user asks 'how does our X library work', 'what's the API for Y', 'document this internal tool', 'I keep getting errors from Z library', 'what are the gotchas with this SDK', or needs to understand undocumented internal code. Also triggers on 'API reference', 'library docs', 'SDK usage', 'internal tool documentation', 'common gotchas', 'how to use this package', or 'library documentation'.

Test, validate, and verify that code changes produce correct product behavior. Use when the user says 'verify this works', 'test the feature', 'check the output', 'does this actually work', 'validate the behavior', 'smoke test', 'QA this', 'acceptance test', or 'make sure it works end to end'. Also triggers on 'product verification', 'behavior validation', 'functional check', 'integration verification', 'sanity check', or after completing a feature implementation.

Activates when the user wants to see their installed skills, mentions "skill manager", "check my skills", "skill audit", "what skills do I have", "skill updates", "newer version", "outdated plugins", or wants to know what's installed and where it comes from.

XP progression, achievements, streaks, and mood system for the Claude Code buddy companion. Activate when user asks about buddy XP, level, achievements, streaks, stats, or progression. Also activate when user says 'xp', 'level up', 'achievements', 'streak', 'buddy stats', or 'how is my buddy doing'.