dotfiles

Review recently changed code with three separate read-only agents for reuse, quality, and efficiency, then return prioritized issue lists. Use after implementing multi-file changes, before commit, or when the user asks to simplify, clean up, reduce duplication, or review recent changes.

Conduct rigorous, citation-backed research on a question, then deliver a self-contained HTML report that ends in a clear recommendation. Use this whenever the user asks you to "research", "do a web search", "do a deep dive", "compare options", or asks any question that needs evidence from multiple current sources rather than a single lookup. Use it even when the user doesn't say "research" — if answering well means pulling together several online sources, cross-checking them, and citing them, use this. Do NOT use it for single-fact lookups answerable from one source.

A checklist of post-work verification steps. Use proactively after completing a feature or significant code change; before creating a PR; when you want to ensure quality gates pass or after refactoring. Do NOT run for documentation-only changes.

Set up new projects with frameworks or languages in the current working directory. Use when the user explicitly requests to scaffold, set up, initialize, or create a new project. Supports any language setup or framework. Proactively searches for latest versions and best practices, surfaces choices to the user when multiple options exist.

Use proactively to create and update project documentation. Manages codemaps (for agents), references (for contributors), documentation sites (for users), and plugin/skills scaffolding (for agent users and developers). Run with no arguments to update everything, or specify a documentation type to update. Users may invoke this as "/dodo", "dodo", "dodocs", "update the docs", "generate a codemap", "update the reference docs", or similar phrasing — trigger this skill whenever the user's intent is to create or update project documentation.