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Transform verbose natural language requests into structured bilingual documentation (Korean for review + English for AI prompts). Use when you need to clarify and structure a complex request before implementation.
Review current git changes or latest commit using code-reviewer and architect-reviewer agents. Use after completing code changes to get comprehensive quality feedback.
Review comments and suggest cleanup (identify unnecessary comments, recommend improvements). Use to aggressively clean up comment debt in code.
Identify and safely remove dead code, deprecated code, and unused exports from codebase. Use when you need to clean up unused or obsolete code.
Generate business rule documentation from domain knowledge and requirements. Use when you need to document complex business logic or domain rules.
Implement UI E2E tests sequentially using Playwright MCP, stop on bug discovery. Use after e2e-ui-research to implement the planned test scenarios.
Fix bugs from e2e-ui-execute bug reports with Playwright MCP verification. Use after discovering bugs during E2E test execution.
Research UI E2E test targets and generate test scenario documentation. Use to analyze a frontend app and create comprehensive E2E test plans.
Generate a comprehensive markdown summary of our conversation for seamless handoff to another AI agent. Use when ending a session or transferring work.
Research UI/UX improvements with trend analysis and generate actionable recommendations. Use when you need comprehensive UI/UX analysis and improvement suggestions.
Execute workflow-analyze → workflow-plan → workflow-execute → commit in sequence without intermediate approval (single commit). Use for small tasks that can be completed in one commit.
Execute commit N from plan.md and generate summary. Use to implement a specific commit from the implementation plan.
Generate implementation plan with commit-level tasks. Use after workflow-analyze to create detailed, vertically-sliced commit plan.
Validate technical feasibility with prototypes or tests. Use when uncertain about technical approach before committing to implementation.