Streamlined code review workflow - gets SHAs and invokes a general-purpose code reviewer without permission prompts
Use when the user asks to "implement the design handoff", "build this design", "apply the design handoff", or otherwise wire a design-system / component-export spec (often a set of `*.card.html` cards plus component source) into an app's real templates and CSS. Also use when the user asks to write a GitHub issue that points an implementing agent at a design to build later.
Use when modernizing a Perl project's GitHub Actions CI — applies seven idempotent transforms (fail-fast flag, Perl 5.42 matrix, perl-tester image bump, default-branch push, concurrency cancel, setup-cpm + cpm install, drop pre-5.24 macOS/Windows cells) to Dist::Zilla-style workflows.
Use when reviewing or improving Perl code against project standards — reads changed .pm/.pl/.t files (or named paths) and flags violations of the rules in STANDARDS.md (quoting, core-module use, URL building, test hygiene, and more).
Use when adding, migrating to, or auditing `precious.toml` in a Perl repo (or any repo with a `typos.toml`). Generates the canonical config (perltidy + perlvars + omegasort + optional perlcritic + optional typos), consolidates `.perltidyrc`, edits `dist.ini` to drop Code::TidyAll, wires a CI lint job, and adds a self-installing `scripts/pre-commit` shell hook so `precious lint --staged` runs locally on commit. Idempotent across re-runs.
Use when working in a Perl repo containing a dist.ini file, or when the user mentions dzil, Dist::Zilla, or @Author::* PluginBundles.
Use when the user asks for an "adversarial review", "review this adversarially", or wants two reviewers competing to find serious issues in code or other work. Enforces scope discipline so findings count doesn't inflate across rounds.
Use when adding, auditing, or editing .github/dependabot.yml — groups minor and patch updates per ecosystem (majors stay individual), and adds a 7-day cooldown so churning releases settle before a PR opens.