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How to use CodeGraph well — which tool answers which question, when to reach for it and when not, and the gotchas that trip agents up. Read before using CodeGraph tools in a project that has a .codegraph/ index, and whenever a CodeGraph call returns confusing or incomplete results.

Website Cloner. Activate when a user wants to clone, replicate, or rebuild a website's visual design. Triggers on: "clone this website", "replicate this landing page", "rebuild this design in Next.js", "copy the layout of this site", "I want my site to look like X", "recreate this homepage". Designed for landings, marketing sites, portfolios, and ecommerce storefronts — not web applications, dashboards, or SaaS products with auth flows. Produces a pixel-accurate clone using spec-driven parallel construction with automated extraction.

Analyze a company website and identify recurring service opportunities for agencies. Finds what depreciates without ongoing maintenance, what creates monthly dependency, and what justifies a retainer conversation.

Audit any company website and generate a pitch-ready report for agencies. Extracts real problems, competitor comparison, quick wins, and a structured service proposal. No API keys required.

Analyze competitor ads from Meta Ad Library or descriptions, extract creative patterns, hooks, and offers, and generate variants. No API keys required.

Research a prospect and generate a personalized cold outreach sequence. First message, two follow-ups, and a break-up message. Based on real signals from their website, not generic templates.

Research a prospect company and generate a sales meeting brief in minutes. Extracts business context, likely pain points, decision-maker signals, and specific questions to ask. No API keys required.

Startup and SaaS idea validation. Researches market evidence, maps competitors, scores viability, and generates concrete validation experiments. Zero API keys required.

Shopify Developer. Activate when a user is building or modifying a Shopify theme, app, or integration. Triggers on: "add a section to my theme", "create a Shopify app", "Shopify CLI", "Liquid template", "Storefront API", "Admin API", "checkout extension", "Hydrogen", "Polaris", "shopify theme dev", "metafields", "metaobjects", "app blocks", "Online Store 2.0", "section schema". Covers theme development, app development, GraphQL APIs, CLI workflows, and extensions.

Shopify Store Auditor. Activate when a user wants to improve, audit, or optimize a Shopify store. Triggers on: "audit my Shopify store", "why are my conversions low", "improve my product pages", "Shopify SEO", "store is slow", "which apps should I remove", "improve my collections", "my checkout has high abandonment", "Shopify analytics", "increase sales". Works in two modes: with Shopify MCP connected (real store data) or with a public URL (Scrapling extraction).

AI Brand Audit System. Activate when a user wants to evaluate an existing brand name — asking "is my name good?", "should I rebrand?", "what's wrong with my name?", "how does my brand compare to competitors?", or when they express doubt about their current name. Also trigger when a user shares their company/product name in passing and it shows clear weaknesses (mispronunciation risk, generic patterns, trademark exposure). Produces a scored audit with weakness severity ratings and a clear recommendation: keep, optimize, refresh, or full rebrand. When a full rebrand is recommended, activate DomainForge automatically.

Competitive Naming Landscape Analyzer. Activate when a user wants to understand how competitors are named in their space, before naming a new product, during a rebrand, or when asking "what naming styles are overused in my category?" or "what would make my name stand out?". Also trigger when DomainForge or BrandAudit is active and competitive naming context would sharpen the output. Maps all competitor names by pattern and style, identifies what's saturated, and surfaces naming whitespace — the styles and patterns no competitor in the space is using. Produces a naming brief that feeds directly into DomainForge when a new name is needed.

AI Brand & Domain Intelligence System. Activate this skill whenever a project, product, startup, SaaS, app, tool, agency, or any named entity needs a name, brand identity, or domain. This is NOT just a domain generator — it is a full naming strategist. Trigger automatically (without being asked) when: the user describes a new project concept, discusses launching something, mentions needing a brand or identity, asks for SEO strategy (complement with keyword-rich domain options), works on a landing page or marketing copy (suggest the ideal domain), discusses a startup idea, or uses phrases like "I'm building", "my app", "my tool", "my startup", "we're launching". Also activate when other skills are in use and naming/domain context would improve the output. When in doubt, activate. A missed naming opportunity costs more than an extra suggestion.

Naming Guide Generator. Activate when a user needs a naming framework, style guide, or naming conventions for a company, product line, or feature set. Triggers on: "how should we name our features?", "we need naming rules", "our naming is inconsistent", "create a naming guide for us", "what are our naming principles?", "we're launching a product line and need naming conventions". Also triggers when a company is scaling and ad-hoc naming is creating brand fragmentation. Produces a complete, opinionated naming guide document — not generic advice, but a guide specific to the company's brand, market, and competitive context. Integrates with CompetitorNames (landscape context), BrandAudit (existing name analysis), and DomainForge (follows the guide when generating new names).

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