Applies local lessons to every use of the Orca CLI (orca-ide, orca-dev). Use alongside the upstream orca-cli skill whenever the Orca CLI is needed, including before creating a branch worktree or asking the user for feedback on a change before committing while running inside Orca.
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Grind through ready beads serially in priority order, one at a time in the current worktree, without stopping between issues. Use when asked to work the beads queue, grind the backlog, keep working through ready issues, or make unattended progress overnight. For concurrent worktrees instead, use beads-parallel-grinding.
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Preserve output from expensive one-shot commands for monitoring and later analysis. Use when rerunning a build, API query, CI inspection, or diagnostic would be costly and a managed background process is not the better interface.
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Grind through ready beads in priority order by running several issues at once, each in its own isolated git worktree managed by worktrunk (`wt`), then merging the finished branches back one at a time. Use when asked to work the beads queue in parallel, to run N issues concurrently, or when a serial grind is too slow and the ready issues are independent.
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Checks the canonical upstream issue tracker, discussion forums, and open pull requests, merge requests, or equivalent change queues for existing reports, discussion, or work on a problem just discussed. Use before diagnosing, fixing, or reporting an apparent open-source problem to avoid duplicate effort and missed context.
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Discover and run the linters and format checks relevant to changed code. Use after code edits or when the user asks for lint, formatting, or static-analysis validation.
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Evaluate repeated code and consolidate duplication when a shared abstraction improves correctness or maintenance. Use after introducing similar logic or when repeated changes reveal a missing source of truth.
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Refactor code units whose size or mixed responsibilities impede understanding, testing, or change. Use when recent work makes a function, class, or module materially harder to reason about.
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Review changed code for correctness, security, maintainability, and verification gaps. Use when code is ready for independent review or before handoff, staging, or merge.
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Researches and compares free and open source software projects in a supplied domain, using either user-named candidates or a discovered shortlist. Use when evaluating FOSS alternatives, comparing GitHub popularity, maintenance, licences, domain fit, trade-offs, or producing a linked HTML comparison report.
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Capture durable project or workflow knowledge discovered during work. Use when a mistake, hidden constraint, repeated question, or changed behavior reveals a documentation gap. To root-cause one specific mistake the agent just made and let the user pick fixes, use `learn` (`/learn`) instead.
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Generates a minimal .editorconfig with sensible defaults for a repository. Use when starting work in a new repository, when a project has no .editorconfig, or when the user asks to add or standardise editor and formatting settings.
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Rebases every local branch of a fork onto a moved upstream, flags the ones upstream has superseded, and rebuilds the mixdown branch that combines them. Use after fetching a fork's upstream and finding it has advanced far, been force-pushed, or rewritten its history; when several stacked or sibling branches all need bringing forward at once; when a branch was cut from a mixdown and now carries merge commits it should not have; or when asked to rebase all branches, re-mix, or bring a whole worktree set up to date.
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Corrects output that refers to entities by bare identifier, restating it with a human-readable label beside every ID, and keeps that rule for the rest of the conversation. Use when the user invokes `/ids` or `$ids`, or complains that bead IDs, PR numbers, commit SHAs, or ticket keys were given without titles.
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