Bundles all uncommitted work from multiple Cursor agent threads on the same branch and checkout into one finish commit, then pushes. Use when the user runs /bundle-ship, /finish-all, or asks to finish and push everything across threads on one checkout.
Interview the user until scope edges and interaction boundaries are aligned and the decision tree is resolved. Focuses on where the feature stops, what it will NOT do or touch, and how it meets other functionality. Chat-only alignment — authors no artifact. Use to stress-test scope/boundaries before feature or plan, or when the user says "grill me".
Picks the next action and skill, then invokes it (read that SKILL.md and execute the workflow in the same turn). Mid-thread: continue the logical next step on active work. Idle or new: fall back to gates and app-tasks.json backlog. Maps situations to project, user, and plugin skills; resolves overlaps. Product context SSOT: documentation/DOC_APP_VISION.md. Use when the user types /router, asks which skill to use, starts ambiguous work, or routes slash commands to SKILL.md files. Bare /router is next-action dispatch (not finish).
Challenges and simplifies a concrete feature to reduce steps, clicks, and cognitive load (flow and code modes by default). Use when the user targets a workflow and asks whether it is overbuilt, or runs /challenge.
Systematically audit the codebase for consolidation, abstraction, and redundancy removal opportunities across features. Use when the user asks to find duplication, consolidate code, audit for redundancy, reduce repetition, or identify shared patterns that should be unified.
Structured scientific debugging for runtime bugs, regressions, flaky behavior, frontend/backend failures, Supabase/RLS/Auth/Storage issues, and user-reported errors. Use when the user invokes /debug, asks to debug, reports an error, or describes inconsistent behavior.
Runs systematic new-feature engineering with mandatory decision stops; produces product/requirements artifacts, not DEVELOPMENT_PLAN.md (plan is SSOT for execution plans). Use for new feature requests before planning. Not implement, validate, or finish.
Completes implementation wrap-up: concurrent-agent smoke checks, version/changelog when required, commit, and coordination before push. Use when closing a job, after implement/validate, or when the user runs /finish. Not push-only (use push) and not planning (use plan).