swamp

Swamp CLI — create and run models, build and validate workflows, query and manage data, store and retrieve vault secrets, develop and publish extensions, initialize repos, run reports, file issues, and troubleshoot errors. Triggers on swamp commands (swamp model, swamp workflow, swamp vault, swamp data), extension development, repo setup, or diagnostic questions. Do NOT use for getting started / onboarding (use swamp-getting-started), pull requests, git operations, worktree management, cron/agent scheduling, or general coding tasks unrelated to swamp.

Interactive getting-started walkthrough for new swamp users. Guides through understanding the user's goals, creating and running a first model, inspecting output, and choosing next steps. Uses a state-machine checklist with verification at each step. Triggers on "getting started", "get started", "new to swamp", "first time", "tutorial", "walkthrough", "onboarding", "how do I start", "what do I do first", "quickstart", "quick start", "hello world", "first model", "just installed swamp", "show me how swamp works", "intro to swamp", "new user", "set up swamp", "learn swamp".

Drive the @swamp/issue-lifecycle model for interactive issue triage and plan iteration against swamp-club lab issues. Use when the user wants to triage a swamp-club issue, generate an implementation plan, or iterate on a plan with feedback. Triggers on "triage issue", "triage #", "issue plan", "review plan", "iterate plan", "approve plan", "issue lifecycle".

Terminal output design system for swamp CLI commands. Use when creating or modifying any CLI command output, render function, or presentation layer code. Ensures consistent formatting, coloring, and structure across all swamp commands in both "log" (human-readable) and "json" (structured) output modes. Triggers on output files in src/presentation/output/, render functions, writeOutput usage, OutputMode handling, or any CLI command that produces terminal output.

Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.

Domain Driven Design guidance for TypeScript/Deno codebases. Apply when writing or modifying code to choose appropriate DDD building blocks (entities, value objects, aggregates, domain services, repositories) and maintain ubiquitous language. Triggers on all code changes to ensure domain model consistency.

Create and manage GitHub pull requests. Supports both jujutsu (jj) and git version control. Use when submitting PRs, checking PR status, fixing review feedback, or merging PRs. Triggers on "submit pr", "create pr", "check pr", "fix review", "pr status", "merge pr".

Track changes, rebase modifications, resolve conflicts, and manage bookmarks with Jujutsu (jj). Use when committing changes, navigating history, squashing/splitting commits, or pushing to Git remotes.