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advanced-kubernetes
Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) extend Kubernetes API with custom object types. Operators are controllers that manage these custom resources using domain-specific logic.
patterns
Patterns standards for patterns in Architecture environments. Covers
graphql-api-design
Comprehensive GraphQL API design with Apollo Server, GraphQL Yoga, and Federation v2
test-driven-fix
Test-first debugging loop that reproduces bugs with failing tests, then iterates until tests pass. Activates for "write a test first", "test-driven fix", "TDD fix", "reproduce with test", "make it pass", or when fixing bugs that have an existing test suite.
sql-analyzer
Analyzes SQL queries for anti-patterns, performance issues, and suggests optimizations.
session-handoff
Preserves context across sessions and IDE switches. Activates for "save session", "handoff", "continue later", "switching IDE", "save context", "what did we do", "summarize session", "end session".
seo-recovery
SEO traffic recovery protocol for diagnosing and fixing indexing drops, canonical mismatches, hreflang bugs, and toxic sitemaps. Integrates with Google Search Console via MCP Gateway. Includes Hostinger deployment awareness for OPcache/CDN friction. Activates for "SEO", "traffic drop", "indexing", "canonical", "hreflang", "sitemap", "search console", "GSC", "crawl errors", "deindexed", "organic traffic".
pr-summary
Creates comprehensive Pull Request summaries with changes, test plan, and related issues.
infra-deploy
Infrastructure deployment for VPS, Docker, and cloud platforms. Activates for "deploy", "setup server", "docker", "coolify", "VPS", "SSH", "nginx", "production", "hosting" requests.
hostinger-deploy
Hostinger-specific deployment protocol handling OPcache, CDN caching, and hPanel Git mechanism. Activates for "deploy to hostinger", "hostinger", "redeploy", "publish website", "push to production" when target is Hostinger.
git-workflow
Smart git operations including conventional commits, PR creation, branch management, and conflict resolution. Activates for "commit", "create PR", "push", "merge", "resolve conflict", "git" operations.
frontend-build
Production-grade frontend development with distinctive design. Activates for "build UI", "create component", "landing page", "dashboard", "form", "responsive", "tailwind", "frontend", "design", "React", "Next.js" requests.
doc-coauthoring
Collaborative document writing with structured workflow. Activates for "write document", "draft proposal", "create spec", "documentation", "co-author", "help me write", "RFC", "design doc".
deep-thinking
Activates extended reasoning for complex problems. Use when asked to "think harder", "ultrathink", "think deeply", "analyze thoroughly", or when facing architecture decisions, complex debugging, system design, or trade-off analysis.
debugging
Systematic debugging protocol for finding and fixing bugs. Activates for "debug", "fix bug", "not working", "error", "broken", "issue", "fails", "crash", "undefined", "null" problems. Hardened against 169 sessions of real-world friction data.
daily-standup
Generates daily standup reports from accomplishments, plans, and blockers.
code-review
Comprehensive code review for pull requests using parallel agents. Reviews for CLAUDE.md compliance, bugs, historical context, previous PR comments, and code comment guidance.
cmdx
Build, debug, and document CMDx tasks and workflows in Ruby. Use when creating service/command objects with CMDx, composing tasks into workflows, handling halts and faults, or wiring inputs, outputs, callbacks, middleware, retries, and configuration. Don't use for generic Ruby refactors, Rails controller work, or non-CMDx service objects.
test-patterns
Write, structure, and maintain RSpec specs for CMDx tasks, workflows, context, and configuration. Use when the user asks to add, update, fix, or refactor tests, write specs for new features, scaffold test files, or follow project testing conventions. Don't use for debugging production bugs, performance benchmarking, or non-test code changes.
technical-docs
Write, update, and maintain YARD documentation and CHANGELOG entries for CMDx classes, modules, and methods. Use when the user asks to document, add YARD docs, update docs, write docstrings, add @param/@return tags, update CHANGELOG, or fix documentation inconsistencies. Don't use for README generation, non-agentic library docs, or code-only changes.
skill-creator
Authors and structures professional-grade agent skills following the agentskills.io spec. Use when creating new skill directories, drafting procedural instructions, or optimizing metadata for discoverability. Don't use for general documentation, non-agentic library code, or README files.
performance-optimizations
Profile, benchmark, and optimize CMDx task execution, context handling, and runtime hot paths. Use when the user mentions performance, benchmarking, profiling, memory allocation, optimization, slow execution, or YJIT. Don't use for general refactoring, feature additions, or test-only changes.