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Run agent pairs through phase-gated debates — guided by epic roadmap and current focus

Analyze project and generate tailored agent pairs through codebase analysis and human interview

Tighten the ratchet — analyze all improvement signals and sharpen the system

View or continue an ongoing debate

Manage guards — list, add, run, and override deterministic checks at phase boundaries

Add a new agent pair to an existing Ratchet configuration

View quality metrics and trends per pair

Manually log discoveries and sidequests during active work

Create Claude Code subagents - specialized AI assistants for specific tasks. Use when setting up project workflows or creating task-specific agents.

Create, validate, and package Claude skills - modular packages that extend Claude's capabilities through specialized knowledge, workflows, and tool integrations.

Automatically detects new project initialization, collaborates with user on project planning, and sets up the appropriate tech stack with matching skills and agents. Use when starting a new project, creating a new repository, or working in an empty/minimal directory that needs project structure.

Rewrite outbound, public-facing text into a clear, direct, low-fluff voice: short sentences, concrete cause and effect, explicit required actions, and uncertainty flagged honestly. Adapt by surface; a Slack message stays light, a Jira incident gets structure, a commit message stays imperative. Preserve technical detail exactly and never overstate certainty. Applies when drafting Jira or tickets, Slack or chat messages, commit messages, PR descriptions and reviews, code comments, emails, incident reports, and status updates. Trigger phrases include "just the facts", "just-the-facts", "tighten this", and "make this direct".

Banish em-dashes from every response. Never emit the em-dash (U+2014) or horizontal bar (U+2015) in prose you write. Replace each one with the punctuation the sentence actually needs (comma, colon, semicolon, parentheses, period, or a spaced hyphen) so meaning and rhythm survive. Preserve dashes inside code, inline code, URLs, file paths, and quoted or user-supplied text. Trigger phrases include "no em dashes", "drop the em dashes", "em-dash-free", and "em-dash-begone". Stays active for the whole session once invoked.