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Audit and fix convention drift across all projects defined in ~/.zshrc pupa(). Checks tooling choice (oxlint/oxfmt vs eslint/prettier), oxlint type-safety rules, script consistency, tsconfig, stale config references, database tooling (drizzle push scripts + .env.production.local convention, no stale migration dirs), secret hygiene (no tracked .env), and shared-UI/config drift (ui source glob, typed next.config). Package versions are out of scope — use update-all for those. Use when you want to ensure all projects follow the same patterns.

Bump, build, publish, tag, and changelog the publishable npm packages in this monorepo — `kyh` (CLI), `@kyh/skills`, and the lockstep config pair `@kyh/eslint-config` + `@kyh/tsconfig`. Skips packages with no changes since their last release. Use when the user wants to ship npm versions. Args optional: which package(s) and bump type, e.g. "release cli patch", "release skills minor", "release configs patch", "release all".

Update all packages to latest across all projects defined in ~/.zshrc pupa(). Handles breaking changes, fixes build failures, and commits per project. Smarter version of the pupa() shell function. Use when you want to bulk-update dependencies.

Senior engineering advisor for code reviews, architecture decisions, complex debugging, and planning.

Monitor a PR for bot review comments (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, etc.), address all feedback, push fixes, and repeat until clean. Use when you want to babysit a PR through automated review cycles. Accepts optional PR number or URL as argument.

Commit and push changes. If on main, pushes directly. If on a branch, pushes and creates a PR. Use when you want to commit and ship changes.

Full architecture sweep that finds and fixes simplification opportunities in a loop until convergence. Analyzes the entire app structure, removes dead code, flattens unnecessary abstractions, consolidates duplicates, and simplifies over-engineered patterns. Loops until there's nothing left to improve. Use when you want to thoroughly clean up and simplify a codebase.