budget-tracker

Generates GitHub release notes by comparing commits since the last tag. Use when user says "prepare release", "release notes", "next release", "release text", "prepare next release text", or "create release".

Frontend conventions and component usage rules. Read before writing any frontend code. Covers styling, component library, data flow, and UI patterns. Trigger on "/frontend-rules" or when starting frontend work.

Hunt "AI slop" in this codebase — duplication, reinvented wheels, over-engineering, defensive cruft, dead code, comment slop, performance antipatterns. Auto-discovers candidate areas, asks the user which to investigate, runs parallel deep-dive subagents, and produces a terse actionable report. Does NOT apply fixes. Trigger on "/find-slop", "find slop", "find AI slop", "find refactor opportunities", "find duplicated code", "find dead code in <area>".

Test-driven development with red-green-refactor loop. Use when user wants to build features or fix bugs using TDD, mentions "red-green-refactor", wants integration tests, or asks for test-first development.

Manage git worktrees for parallel Claude Code sessions. Use when user says "worktree", "create worktree", "parallel session", "new tree", or wants to work on multiple branches simultaneously.

Add a new tool to the MoneyMatter MCP server. Auto-triggers when the user asks to "add MCP tool", "new MCP tool", "expose X via MCP", or when exposing any existing backend service to MCP clients. Handles every metafile the drift tests check.

Creates backend e2e tests for new or existing endpoints. Auto-triggers after implementing a new API endpoint. Also runs when asked to add test coverage or triggered by "/e2e-test-creator". Follows project conventions for test structure, helpers, and assertions.

Smart PRD generator. Generates comprehensive technical PRDs optimized for task breakdown. Use when user requests "PRD", "product requirements", "regenerate existing PRD", or mentions task-driven development.

Deep-dive specification planner. Interviews you thoroughly about new features, refactoring, or any work requiring planning. Use when you want to plan new functionality, refactor existing code, design architecture, or create detailed specifications. Triggers on "plan", "spec", "design", "architect", or when you mention wanting to think through implementation details.