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Systematic UI workflow auditing for SwiftUI applications. Discovers entry points, traces user flows, detects dead ends and broken promises, audits data wiring, evaluates from user perspective. Triggers: "workflow audit", "audit flows", "find dead ends", "check navigation".

Mine for hidden bugs that pattern-based auditors miss. 7 analysis lenses: assumptions, state machines, boundary conditions, data lifecycle, error paths, time-dependent behavior, and platform divergence. Triggers: "prospect for bugs", "find hidden bugs", "assumption audit", "what could go wrong", "bug prospector".

Epic decomposition into trackable, right-sized tasks. Three modes — audit-aware (codebase-audit reports), workflow-audit-aware (handoff.yaml with pre-rated findings), standalone (from scratch). Light convention scanning for projects without CLAUDE.md.

Systematic UI workflow auditing for SwiftUI applications. Discovers entry points, traces user flows, detects dead ends and broken promises, evaluates from user perspective.

Sync website content with app codebase - features, changelog, FAQ, docs. Triggers: "update website", "sync website", "website sync".

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Find unused code after refactors or as ongoing hygiene. Two modes: quick (post-refactor, recent changes) and full (entire codebase). Triggers: "find dead code", "find unused code", "cleanup unused", "dead code scan", "code hygiene".

Systematic debugging workflow: reproduce, isolate, hypothesize, verify, fix. Triggers: "debug", "find bug", "fix crash", "why is this broken", "not working".

Unified A-F grading and ship/no-ship decisions for the 6-skill radar family (5 companions + capstone). Aggregates handoffs from data-model, ui-path, roundtrip, time-bomb, and ui-enhancer; owns 5 grep-reliable domains; tracks velocity; celebrates improvements. Triggers: "capstone radar", "can I ship", "grade codebase", "/capstone-radar".

Audits SwiftData/Core Data model layer for field completeness, serialization gaps, relationship integrity, semantic ambiguity, dead fields, and migration safety. Finds model-layer bugs that manifest as workflow bugs. Triggers: "audit models", "model radar", "/data-model-radar".

Per-journey code audit tracing data through complete user flows for bugs, data safety, performance, and round-trip completeness. Discovers workflows, audits each end-to-end, rolls up cross-cutting issues, and supports natural-language flow tracing. Triggers: "roundtrip audit", "trace user journey", "/roundtrip-radar".

UI path tracer for SwiftUI/UIKit apps. 5-layer audit with 34 issue categories and 19 automated checks: discover entry points, trace flows, detect dead ends and broken promises, evaluate UX impact, verify data wiring. Supports targeted trace, diff against previous audits, and handoff to planning skills. Triggers: "trace UI paths", "find dead ends", "/ui-path-radar".

Systematic iOS/SwiftUI UI audit with design intent interview, 14-domain analysis (including Color Audit with adaptive Color Profile, iPad Sheet Sizing caller-side audit, Button Hit Region three-factor interaction audit, and Silent Picker menu-presentation audit), element compaction, cross-view consistency checks, layout reorganization, design-aware push-back, App Store guardrails, and incremental apply with revert safety. Run /ui-enhancer-radar help for all commands. Triggers: "enhance this UI", "ui enhancer radar", "improve this view", "screen review", "ux audit", "ipad sheet truncation", "button not tappable on iPad", "picker does nothing".

Shared axis classification framework for all radar-suite skills. Every finding must be classified as axis_1 (bug), axis_2 (scatter), or axis_3 (dead/smelly) before emission, with mandatory coaching fields and file:line citations to existing patterns in the audited codebase. Triggers: invoked by every radar before emitting findings.

Unified entry point for the 6-skill radar family (5 companions + capstone). Routes to individual skills, runs targeted (Tier 2) or full (Tier 3) audit sequences, owns the unified ledger, and provides cross-skill operations (status, verify, ledger, link, deferred, fresh/no-fresh). Triggers: "radar suite", "full audit", "run all radars", "/radar-suite".

Finds deferred operations that crash on aged data -- code that passes every test but breaks weeks or months after release. Covers cascade deletes, cache expiry, trial paths, background accumulation, date-threshold transitions, and scheduled side effects. Triggers: "time bomb", "time-bomb", "/time-bomb-radar", "aged data", "deferred deletion".

Epic decomposition into trackable, right-sized tasks. Three modes — audit-aware (codebase-audit reports), workflow-audit-aware (handoff.yaml with pre-rated findings), standalone (from scratch). Light convention scanning for projects without CLAUDE.md.

Systematic UI workflow auditing for SwiftUI applications. Discovers entry points, traces user flows, detects dead ends and broken promises, audits data wiring, evaluates from user perspective. Triggers: "workflow audit", "audit flows", "find dead ends", "check navigation".

Use when reviewing a Claude Code skill, auditing skill quality before publish, or asking "is this skill any good?". Produces structured reports with file:line citations, severity-rated findings cards, and an optional second-opinion pass. Lens variants: full (default), safety, discoverability, architecture, parseability, tests, quick.

Generate annotated code reading tutorials from your own codebase. Three surfaces - tutorial generation, vocabulary management, and learning-state inspection. Tracks vocabulary with status state machine, supports six writing-to-learn entry points and five audience-facing entry points.

A single source of truth for deferred work: paused plans, mid-task spillover, audit findings, and observed bugs. Kept in one UNFORGET.md per project so nothing slips between releases. Activate when the user asks "what's deferred?", "what's the backlog?", "prioritize my plans," "show me what's blocking release," or wants to log something for later without losing it.

Mine for hidden bugs that pattern-based auditors miss. 7 analysis lenses: assumptions, state machines, boundary conditions, data lifecycle, error paths, time-dependent behavior, and platform divergence. Triggers: "prospect for bugs", "find hidden bugs", "assumption audit", "what could go wrong", "bug prospector".

Evaluate whether rewriting the user's prompt for clarity, typo correction, or actionability would meaningfully improve it; rewrite only when it would. Use when the user says "rewrite my prompt," "fix the typos in this prompt," "make this prompt clearer," "make this more actionable," or when a prompt is short and the intent is ambiguous. Display the rewrite and wait for approval.

Re-score audit findings (a diff, a file, a TODO list, or another auditor's output) for App Store one-star-review risk. Assigns each finding a 🔴/🟡/🟢/⚪ band with a NAMED, overridable trigger, grounded in real competitor reviews when available. Use when asked to "scope for one-star risk", "which findings threaten my rating", "rank deferred work by review risk", "what would get me review-bombed", or before an App Store launch. A judgment LENS, not a detector — it does not find bugs, it scores findings you already have.

Read-only security audit of a third-party repo BEFORE running its install command. Use this whenever the user is about to install or run a Claude Code skill, an MCP server, a plugin, a CLI tool, or dotfiles from a GitHub (or other git) repo they don't fully trust — especially when they paste a "git clone … && bash install.sh", "npx <installer> add <repo>", "uvx <tool>", "pip install <thing>", "brew install", or "curl … | bash" one-liner, or ask "is this skill/MCP/repo safe to install?", "should I run this install script?", "vet this before I install it", or "can you check this repo before I run it". Clone it in isolation, read every executable and agent-instruction file, scan for malice AND operational blast-radius, and report a blocking checklist + verdict before anything touches the machine. Do NOT trigger for cloning a repo the user just wants to read, browse, or work in, for installing first-party Anthropic packages, or for general git operations.

After fixing a bug, find and rate other instances of the same pattern in the codebase. Two modes: described, or inferred from a recent fix with self-validation. Triggers: "run bug-echo", "echo this fix", "scan for similar bugs", "find other instances", "after-fix scan".