pair-programming-rounds

Use when starting a work session, picking up new tasks, or when the user wants to collaborate on implementation rather than delegate it entirely. Use when user says "let's pair", "let's work on", or starts a new feature/bugfix session. Structures work into rounds with explicit task ownership and subagent dispatch for implementation.

Use when the programmer needs to visually understand a system, debug complex behavior, compare architectural approaches, or work through data-heavy decisions. Generates self-contained HTML visualizations using pre-built templates following Edward Tufte's principles. Invoke during brainstorming, architecture decisions, debugging, or when the user asks to "visualize", "see", "map", or "diagram" something.