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Bootstrap new projects or add the agents-workflow system to existing projects. Use for new project scaffolding (Next.js, Python, Rust) or adding workflow capabilities to any git repository.

Generate an actionable retro from Pi session logs + orchestration artifacts, and propose concrete doc/template improvements.

Entry point for feature planning workflow. Guides users through PRD creation, spec generation, and swarm design with automatic context management.

Execute implementation plans with parallel worker agents in git worktrees. Spawns agents, monitors progress, coordinates merges. Use after /skill:plan completes.

Implement features using worktree-based development with TDD. Use after spec approval to build features in isolated git worktrees with quality gates.

Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction. Use when the user needs to navigate websites, interact with web pages, fill forms, take screenshots, test web applications, or extract information from web pages.

Analyze codebase for optimization and refactoring opportunities. Use for periodic quality checks, identifying tech debt, and planning improvements.

Validates implemented code against technical specifications, runs comprehensive tests, and ensures alignment before merge. Third prong of the development workflow after planning and orchestration.

Component research and procurement. Search JLC for components, analyze datasheets, compare options, and document selections with rationale.

Electronics project architecture and constraint definition. Guides users through defining project requirements, power systems, interfaces, and physical constraints.

PCB layout and routing. Component placement, trace routing, copper pours, design rule configuration, and layout optimization for manufacturability.

Schematic capture and wiring. Create schematic sheets, place symbols, add wires and net labels, organize hierarchical designs.

Design validation and review. Run DRC/ERC checks, verify against constraints, check component availability, and prepare comprehensive validation reports.

Use this skill when a task involves installing, configuring, or using the obscura-cli client: connecting to local or remote Obscura Gateway servers, setting server URLs/API keys/default stealth, creating and closing sessions, controlling session/profile stealth, managing browser fingerprint identity fields, navigating/evaluating/dumping pages, managing profiles, importing/exporting cookies, issuing CDP grants, setting proxy/domain policies through the CLI, or giving agents command examples for browser automation workflows.

Use this skill when a task involves operating or changing the Obscura Gateway server: deploying or running the gateway, Dockerizing it, configuring listen/server URLs, API keys, Obscura binary paths, state directories, default stealth, browser fingerprint defaults, API behavior, child Obscura process lifecycle, server-side quotas, release packaging, or gateway/server troubleshooting. Do not use this for routine obscura-cli session/profile/cookie commands unless server behavior is being debugged.

This skill should be used when implementing CCTP (Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol) for USDC bridging, working with Circle's attestation API, understanding CCTP domains and finality, or building crosschain transfer features. Use for "burn and mint", "CCTP transfer", "attestation", "crosschain USDC", "Bridge Kit", "fast transfer", "TokenMessenger", "MessageTransmitter", or "Iris API" tasks.

Use the `homekit` CLI and MCP server safely with HomeClaw for HomeKit setup, read-only inspection, troubleshooting, explicit accessory control, webhooks, triggers, and structural HomeKit changes. Trigger when an agent needs to inspect or operate HomeKit accessories, rooms, zones, scenes, automations, events, webhooks, or triggers through homekit-cli.

Use x-cli and x-mcp to interact with X/Twitter API v2, inspect auth and permission state, and run read or write social commands safely.