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Spawn 6 parallel adversarial sub-agents to audit a worktree or diff range from distinct personas (security, auth, ReDoS, dead-code, API contract, performance), then dedupe and rank findings via coordinator. Use for compressed multi-day audits. Activates on "adversarial swarm", "parallel audit", "swarm audit".

Scaffold a 4-wave architectural audit (smoke → security → hardening → deliverables) for a branch with characterization-test discipline. Use for pre-review audits of large MWPW branches (1000+ LOC, multiple features). Activates on "audit this branch", "wave audit", "pre-review audit", "architectural review".

Reference for all merch-card variants, their field schemas, CSS classes, and slot mappings. Use when adding new variants, debugging variant rendering, or understanding variant differences. Activates on "card variant", "variant fields", "variant schema", "add variant", "variant slots", "variant rendering".

Create, file, open, make, or log Jira tickets in the MWPW project via corp-jira MCP. Handles required fields (team, component, issue type) automatically. Use when the user wants to create/file/open/make/log a Jira ticket, task, story, bug, or issue — any phrasing including "create jira", "file a ticket", "open a story", "make a bug", "log a ticket", "new MWPW ticket", "raise a bug".

Automatically detect PR creation intent and guide the process. Extracts JIRA ticket from branch, generates proper PR title and body, runs pre-flight checks, and creates PR using gh CLI. Use when user wants to create/raise/submit a PR.

Deep MAS-aware PR review for Milo or MAS pull requests using parallel domain agents (security, correctness, MAS contracts, coverage). Default to multi-agent fan-out; degrade to single-pass for narrow PRs. Verifies findings against current source before posting. Activates on "/mas-pr-review", "review PR", "review this PR", "second pass review", "another round of review", "audit PR", "deep PR review".

Author and publish feature documentation for MAS Studio to the DA-backed docs site at mas.adobe.com/docs/<feature>/. Sources content from the actual Studio code (help text, store, components) so docs match shipped behavior, writes pages via the DA source API (admin.da.live), and publishes via Edge Delivery (admin.hlx.page). Use when asked to "document a studio feature", "write OST/feature docs", "add a docs page", "publish to mas.adobe.com/docs", or to wire an in-app Help link to the docs. Mirrors the workflow used to build /docs/ost.

Navigate and interact with MAS Studio UI using Playwright and Chrome DevTools MCPs. Handles page navigation, fragment operations (select, open, edit, save, discard), form field editing, dialogs, network inspection, console debugging, and performance analysis. Use when navigating studio, editing fragments, debugging UI issues, or automating workflows. Activates on "navigate studio", "open studio", "click", "fill field", "open fragment", "edit fragment", "save fragment", "debug studio", "inspect console", "check network".

Builds CSS-driven scroll animations for C2 blocks. Given a block (from libs/c2/blocks/) and animation instructions from the design squad, either recommends existing parallax-* classes or creates new ones using the Scroll-Driven Animations API, verifies with Playwright, and self-critiques for simplicity.

Builds a new C2 block component from Figma designs using the Figma MCP, validates visually with Playwright MCP, then runs accessibility and performance audits. Provide a preview URL (localhost, DA preview, or DA published) and one or more Figma frame URLs for different device sizes. For DA published pages (.aem.live), code is pushed to a feature branch and tested via ?milolibs=.

Extracts content from Figma designs and produces an authored HTML document following the C2 block authoring pattern. Downloads Figma assets locally, then uploads images and HTML directly to the DA admin API. Handles text, media, icons, and per-viewport variations.

Builds a new Express block component from Figma designs using the Figma MCP, validates visually with Playwright MCP, then runs accessibility and performance audits. Provide a preview URL (localhost or DA preview/published) and one or more Figma frame URLs for different device sizes. For DA published pages (.aem.live), code is pushed to a feature branch and tested via the branch-prefixed EDS URL.

Extracts content from Figma designs and produces an authored HTML document following the Express EDS block authoring pattern. Downloads Figma assets locally, then uploads images and HTML directly to the DA admin API. Handles text, media, and icons.

Generates Nala E2E tests for a block or page. Creates the standard 4-file structure (block.json, spec, test, page object) matching the pattern produced by `npm run nala-test-gen`. Optionally creates a minimal DA test page for the block.

Use when you have a written plan, spec, or design proposal that needs adversarial pressure-testing to surface flaws, ambiguities, hidden assumptions, and missing details before implementation.

Start a new design feature — creates a branch, prototype scaffold, and opens Storybook

Execute Figma Console MCP code safely with timeout sizing, auto-layout guards, minimal-error retries, and compact failure reporting. Use when creating or editing Figma nodes via figma_execute or debugging figma_console errors.

Builds a new C2 block component from Figma designs using the Figma MCP, validates visually with Playwright MCP, then runs accessibility and performance audits. Provide a preview URL (localhost, DA preview, or DA published) and one or more Figma frame URLs for different device sizes. For DA published pages (.aem.live), code is pushed to a feature branch and tested via ?milolibs=.

Extracts content from Figma designs and produces an authored HTML document following the C2 block authoring pattern. Downloads Figma assets locally, then uploads images and HTML directly to the DA admin API. Handles text, media, icons, and per-viewport variations.

Builds CSS-driven scroll animations for C2 blocks. Given a block (from libs/c2/blocks/) and animation instructions from the design squad, either recommends existing parallax-* classes or creates new ones using the Scroll-Driven Animations API, verifies with Playwright, and self-critiques for simplicity.

Builds a new C2 block component from Figma designs using the Figma MCP, validates visually with Playwright MCP, then runs accessibility and performance audits. Provide a preview URL (localhost, DA preview, or DA published) and one or more Figma frame URLs for different device sizes. For DA published pages (.aem.live), code is pushed to a feature branch and tested via ?milolibs=.

Relentlessly interview the user about a design, plan, or RFC — walking the decision tree branch by branch, surfacing dependencies between decisions, and resolving each one before moving on. The output is shared understanding, not a written critique. Use when: (1) The user wants to be interviewed about their design before building, (2) Before committing to an implementation approach, (3) The user is about to start something non-trivial and wants every assumption tested. Triggers: "grill me", "interview me", "grill this design", "walk me through this", "stress-test this", "poke holes in this", "devil's advocate", "pressure-test".

Syncs dev and stage with main after a production hotfix landed only on main. Use when the user mentions hotfix, main ahead of stage/dev, back-merge, release branch sync, or post-hotfix git workflow (feature → dev → stage → main pipeline).

Review EMC frontend changes in React and TypeScript with Adobe React Spectrum S2 components. Use for PR review, diff review, or file review in web-src, focusing on bugs, regressions, API misuse, state flow, typing, and EMC-specific UI patterns.

Build accessible UI components with React Spectrum S2 (Spectrum 2). Use when developers mention React Spectrum, Spectrum 2, S2, @react-spectrum/s2, or Adobe design system components. Provides documentation for buttons, forms, dialogs, tables, date/time pickers, color pickers, and other accessible components.

Side-panel tool that turns a Figma frame / page URL / raw HTML into either a 1:1 prototype (Match) or a beautiful Adobe Consonant 2 redesign (Reimagine, via the real two-phase Stardust engine), and — only on explicit request — publishes it to Adobe DA. The panel drives FOUR separate actions (preflight, generate, refine, deploy); the scoop handles EXACTLY ONE per event. generate = preview only (Match 1:1, or Reimagine → Stardust variants), refine = Stardust preview only, deploy = the only action that snowflakes/pushes/publishes. generate and refine MUST NOT deploy. Use when the user wants to: preview a page from Figma/URL/HTML, Reimagine it with Stardust, or (separately) publish a prototype to DA. Triggers on "page forge", "figma to page", "figma to da", "snowflake this", "make a prototype", "1:1 prototype", "reimagine", "redesign this page", "deploy to da".