using-superpowers

name	using-superpowers
description	MANDATORY — Read this skill FIRST at the start of EVERY conversation before any response or action

Using Superpowers

If you were dispatched as a subagent to execute a specific task, skip this skill.

Rule

Invoke the relevant Superpowers skill(s) before any response or action. If there is even a small chance a skill applies, use it.

User instructions always override skills.

Workflow map

Situation	Skill
New feature / design / creative work	brainstorming
Approved design, need implementation plan	writing-plans
Plan exists, run it in this session	subagent-driven-development
Plan exists, run it in fresh parallel sessions	executing-plans
Writing or fixing code with tests first	test-driven-development
Bug, error, unexpected behavior	systematic-debugging
Between tasks / implementation complete	requesting-code-review
Ready to finish	verification-before-completion then finishing-a-development-branch
Isolated workspace needed	using-git-worktrees
Writing a new skill	writing-skills

How to invoke

Use the OpenCode skill tool: skill({ name: "brainstorming" }) etc.

Tool mapping

• TodoWrite → todowrite
• Subagent → task with subagent_type: "general"
• Skill → skill
• Read → read
• Edit → apply_patch
• Bash → bash
• Search → grep, glob
• Fetch → webfetch