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Use when wanting to systematically improve the React/TypeScript frontend - scans for security vulnerabilities, stability risks, performance issues, and code simplification opportunities, then presents 5 ranked findings for the user to choose from

Add support for a Kubernetes resource type by choosing the required catalog, refresh, detail, object-map, permission, frontend, docs, and test surfaces

Guide for safely modifying the refresh/streaming subsystem — covers the full domain lifecycle, registration points, and known fragility areas

Use when eliminating representable-but-invalid states in Luxury Yacht — converting boolean flag-soup to discriminated unions, making required identity fields non-optional, replacing stringly-typed states with literal/typed enums, and pushing scattered runtime guards into the type system or a single chokepoint. Triggers — "make impossible states impossible", flag soup (isLoading/isError/isEmpty), contradictory nullable fields, kind-only/name-only object refs, stringly-typed status, or the docs/todo.md item of the same name.

Work on Luxury Yacht object-panel details, YAML, actions, logs, shell/debug tabs, docked panels, related objects, and tests

Use for large-scale structural Luxury Yacht app reviews that audit broad systems or cross-cutting concerns, identify major simplification, hardening, optimization, or refactoring opportunities, and optionally write temporary phased plans in docs/plans

Work on cluster/namespace views, browse/catalog surfaces, shared GridTable behavior, large datasets, filters, and refresh-backed table tests

Review a Luxury Yacht branch for merge readiness, production readiness, PR-summary quality, or current-diff risk using read-only git state, repo contracts, and validation evidence

Work on Luxury Yacht object-map data, missing resource kinds, graph relationships, layout, renderer behavior, legend, debug snapshots, and tests

Use when wanting to systematically improve the Go backend - scans for security vulnerabilities, stability risks, performance issues, and code simplification opportunities, then presents 5 ranked findings for the user to choose from

Work on Luxury Yacht RBAC permission checks, capability descriptors, permission-denied diagnostics, object action availability, YAML/edit/delete/scale/restart gating, and capability tests

Work on Luxury Yacht canonical Kubernetes resource identity, status presentation, facts, ResourceLink relationships, DTO projection, table/detail/object-map parity, and shared resource model tests

Work on Luxury Yacht kubeconfig selection, multi-cluster client lifecycle, auth failure/recovery, selected/background clusters, cluster tabs, refresh subsystem rebuilds, and object catalog lifecycle

Work on logs, shell exec, debug containers, port-forward, node drain/maintenance, long-running operations, permissions, lifecycle, and cleanup tests

Work on settings, command palette, sidebar, shortcuts, modals, dockable panels, favorites, global navigation, persistence, and visual shell tests

Generate a Storybook story for a component using real components and project CSS classes

Generate release notes from git log since last tag, following [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com) and project conventions