ably-ai-transport-js

Run a full code review of the current change — fan out every relevant review concern across independent subagents (the local review skills plus the ably-skills code-review-* plugin) and synthesise one consolidated report. Read-only; never edits code.

Audit whether the demos under demo/ are still current with a change — they compile against and use the changed public API correctly, showcase new or renamed capabilities, and keep their e2e test coverage current. Read-only; produces a conformance report and never edits code.

Review documentation for accuracy, completeness, and conformance to the project's doc standards — whether a code change left docs/ stale or incomplete, or as the review half of the docs writing loop. Read-only; produces a conformance report and never edits code or docs.

Audit whether changed code conforms to the project's own rules in .claude/rules/ and the conventions in CLAUDE.md. Read-only; produces a conformance report and never edits code.

Audit whether the .claude/rules/* guidance still matches the code after a change — stale conventions, drifted examples, rules describing removed behaviour, or new conventions the change introduces that a rule should capture. Read-only; produces a conformance report and never edits code or rules.

Write or improve markdown documentation for the AI Transport SDK. Follows the project's doc principles (atomic pages, problem-first framing, one path then depth) and the established style from the docs that received positive feedback.

Generate a commit message for the current staged changes and commit

Stage and commit all uncommitted changes as a series of logical, well-ordered commits

Generate CHANGELOG.md entries for a new version from merged PRs since the last release tag. Use standalone to refresh entries, or invoked by the release skill.

Cut a new release - create release branch, bump version in package.json and src/version.ts, refresh root and demo lockfiles, regenerate CHANGELOG, and stage for review. Usage: /release patch|minor|major or /release <exact-version>.

Cross-reference code with the AI Transport specification (AIT- spec points). Verify code comments reference correct spec points and that the spec reflects the implementation.