Add a new visual theme to Interis end-to-end — backend whitelist, frontend registry, CSS tokens, TypeScript types, and settings UI. Use when the user says "add a theme", "create a new theme", "/add-theme", or asks to implement a specific colour scheme.
Full health audit of the Interis codebase — architectural violations, dead code, missing exports, unresolved TODOs, schema/code drift, and doc gaps. Use when the user says "audit the codebase", "health check", "/codebase-audit", or before a major release or after a long feature sprint.
Removes dead code, unused imports, stale constants, and orphaned files from the Interis codebase. Use when the user says "clean up the codebase", "remove dead code", "/codebase-cleanup", or after deleting a feature or doing a big refactor.
Finds refactoring opportunities in Interis — duplicated logic, inconsistent patterns, premature abstraction, and helpers that belong in a shared layer. Use when the user says "find refactoring opportunities", "look for duplication", "/refactor-hunt", or after shipping several features in the same area.
Audits code for performance issues — broad React Query cache invalidation, uncached external API calls, N+1 queries, sequential awaits that could run in parallel, unbounded/unpaginated list endpoints, missing DB indexes, useEffect-based state syncing, and unmemoized list items. Use when the user says "check performance", "review for perf issues", "/performance-check", or after building a feature that adds a new list endpoint, mutation, or detail page. Also use proactively before considering a new feature done.
Commit code changes with conventional commit messages using Interis project scopes. Use when the user says "commit", "commit this", "save changes", or "/commit". ALWAYS use this skill for commits — never add Co-Authored-By lines.