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Per-task implementation micro-cycle: Analyze -- Develop -- Certify -- Correct -- Close. Use when executing individual tasks within a sprint, feature, or any code change.

Rigorous dead code audit for any module, folder, or file in any programming language. Detects orphan files never imported anywhere, classes/functions/ methods declared but never called, constructor parameters received but never consumed, unused imports/requires, private fields with no references, and commented-out code blocks. Use this skill whenever the user asks to: review unused code, clean up a feature after a refactor, find dead code, detect orphan files or classes, audit what can be deleted, find what's left over after a big change, or any variation of "what's not being used / what can I remove". Also triggers when the user says they made large changes and wants to know what became obsolete. IMPORTANT: This skill only reports — it never deletes anything. At the end it always offers to generate a removal plan with /plan.

Multi-domain codebase audit: security, contracts, patterns, observability, and ops. Invoke as `/audit [domain?]` where domain is one of: security | contracts | patterns | observability | ops | all (default). Use whenever the user asks to audit or review a codebase for issues, wants a security review, asks what's wrong with the code, requests a pre-release or pre-merge quality check, or wants a comprehensive inspection across quality dimensions. Trigger proactively on "audit", "security review", "code review", "what issues does this codebase have", or "check before we ship".

Analyzes code modules and generates structured technical reports with architecture diagrams. Trigger: When the user asks to analyze, explain, or document a module, file, or codebase section.

Creates new AI agent skills following the SynapSync spec with enhanced templates and guidelines. Trigger: When user asks to create a new skill, add agent instructions, or document patterns for AI.

Elite tech CEO strategist that thinks like Musk, Bezos, Altman, Huang, and Thiel combined. Generates billion-dollar-scale strategic initiatives, product visions, and growth plays using first principles, 7 Powers, flywheels, and exponential thinking. Use this skill whenever the user discusses product strategy, business decisions, growth challenges, competitive positioning, or asks "what should we build" — even if they don't explicitly ask for "strategy". This includes: scaling from N to 10N users, what to build vs NOT build, MVP decisions, feature prioritization, competitive differentiation, enterprise vs self-serve, go-to-market, pivoting, revenue strategy, reducing churn, positioning against competitors, fundraising strategy, team building, platform plays, or any question where the user needs a founder/CEO-level perspective. If the user describes their product and asks "what should I do" — use this skill. Think big. Resources can be acquired. The vision comes first.

Session memory for AI agents — load context at the start, save sessions at the end, evolve knowledge across sessions. Like a professional's notebook: open before work, write a summary when done, persist between sessions. Trigger: When starting a session and need to recover context, or ending a session and want to save what happened.

Analyze and improve prompts using Claude's official prompting best practices. Use this skill whenever the user wants to improve, refine, review, or optimize a prompt — whether it's a system prompt, a user prompt, an API prompt, or instructions for an AI agent. Also trigger when the user shares a raw prompt and asks for feedback, says 'make this prompt better', 'optimize my prompt', 'review this prompt', or pastes a prompt and asks what's wrong with it. Even if the user just says 'improve this' while sharing text that looks like a prompt or instruction set, use this skill.

AI Co-Founder & Growth Architect: strategic clarity, product vision, MVP design, and architecture decisions (ADRs) before execution begins. Trigger: When user needs strategic advice, MVP validation, market analysis, product vision, or architecture decisions — before generating any execution plan.

Unified planning and execution skill for any software scenario. PLAN mode produces structured documentation; EXECUTE mode implements sprints from plan output. Trigger: When planning or executing any software work that requires structured analysis and actionable task plans.

Unified Obsidian vault operations: sync documents to vault, read notes for context, search knowledge, and validate markdown standards. Filesystem-based, no MCP required. Trigger: When user wants to read from or write to Obsidian vault.

Adaptive sprint workflow: deep analysis, evolving roadmap, one-at-a-time sprints, formal debt tracking, and re-entry prompts for context persistence. Trigger: When the user wants to analyze a project, create a roadmap, generate/execute sprints iteratively, or check project status and technical debt.

Registers new cognitives (skills, agents, prompts, workflows, tools) into the SynapSync Registry with proper structure, manifest, and registry index. Trigger: When the user says "GUARDA", "REGISTRA", "AGREGA" followed by a cognitive type and name, or asks to save/register/add a cognitive to the registry.