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Prompt Engineering Expert. Use for agent creation, prompt updates, and team process improvements.

Senior Software Engineer (Dart/Flutter). Use for implementation, coding, debugging, testing, and refactoring tasks.

Multi-persona coordination protocol. Enables AI to switch between specialized personas (Neo, Morpheus, Trin, Oracle, Mouse, Cypher, Bob, Smith) based on task needs. Use for *chat workflow, state management, and cross-agent communication.

Post a short (max 255 chars) message to the team chat log (agents/CHAT.md). Use to communicate between personas, log progress updates, and coordinate handoffs between agents.

HCI Expert and UX Advocate. Use for user story review, usability testing, HCI evaluation, API/CLI feedback, sprint user review gates, and usability defect filing.

QA Guardian and SDET. Use for testing, test suite maintenance, code review, regression prevention, and quality gates.

Tech Lead and Architect. Use for architectural decisions, design guidance, task planning, code quality, and refactoring strategy.

Product Manager. Use for product vision, requirements, PRDs, user stories, prioritization, and acceptance criteria.

Scrum Master and Project Coordinator. Use for sprint status, task tracking, velocity metrics, and team coordination.

Top-level workflow loops (Bob Loops) that chain multiple personas autonomously. Use *fix, *review, *impl, *qa, or *plan sprint instead of manually invoking each persona in sequence.

Run code quality checks including linting, formatting, type analysis, and complexity metrics.

Run tests using the project Makefile. Use for executing the Flutter test suite and validating code changes.

Knowledge Officer and Documentation Architect. Use for documentation, knowledge queries, recording decisions/lessons, and file organization.

Top-level workflow loops that chain multiple personas autonomously. Use *fix, *review, *impl, *qa, or *plan sprint instead of manually invoking each persona in sequence.

Get a quick map of all files and what they do by extracting TLDR headers. Use before diving into an unfamiliar area of the codebase.