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Draft a Workflow Phase 1 intake document capturing a new request — the problem, the desired outcome, constraints, and testable acceptance criteria. Use when a user brings a new feature, change, or investigation that doesn't yet have a spec. The output lives at `docs/intake/<slug>.md` and feeds `/scout`, `/research`, and `/spec` downstream.

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Draft or revise English prose for any brief — documentation body, intake problem statements, spec context, RCA summaries, marketing copy, README sections, PR descriptions. Mandatorily invokes `Skill(humanizer)` as the final pass on every draft. Conditionally invokes `copywriting` for persuasive register, `documentation` for reference docs, `technical-tutorials` for tutorials. Used when any phase needs human-readable prose written or rewritten. Composition only — research and register-picking happen in the caller's context.

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Split a dirty working tree into single-concern Conventional Commits. The deterministic inventory.mjs helper groups dirty paths by concern (docs, source + paired test, config, governance); main context refines the grouping and presents a commit plan. Read-only until the user approves the plan — it never stages, never commits, never touches consent paths. Disjoint from the commit skill (Phase 11 executor): the planner proposes a split; the executor lands one consented commit. Use when a working tree has accumulated heterogeneous changes that should not land as one commit.

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Write and maintain technical documentation. Trigger with "write docs for", "document this", "create a README", "write a runbook", "onboarding guide", or when the user needs help with any form of technical writing — API docs, architecture docs, or operational runbooks.

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Workflow track for tasks that need no TDD — documentation edits, governance count bumps, vendored-skill content updates, configuration tweaks, formatting, typo fixes, dependency bumps where no project code changes. Skips `/scenario` and `/implement` (no failing test to drive) and runs the work directly. `archive`, `memory-sync`, `/grant-commit`, and `/commit` remain mandatory. `verify`, `simplify`, `integrate`, and `document` are conditional — required when the diff hits one of the listed triggers, optional otherwise. `verify` is skipped only when the diff is pure-docs/prose AND `project.json → test.kind` is `behavior` (absent/invalid `test.kind` → `structural` → verify runs). Chore is a stripped-down pipeline, not a bypass; never silently skip a conditional phase whose triggers apply.

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Dev-only review of user-facing CLI interface copy in `src/cli/tui/*.js`, `src/cli/*.js` error paths, and `bin/cli.js` help/usage text. Surfaces three failure modes — copy/behavior mismatch, jargon, missing next-action — as a punch list the maintainer addresses before `/grant-commit`. Read-only; no writes to source. Conditionally seeded by `/triage` between `/memory-sync` and `/grant-commit` when the request will touch CLI surfaces.

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The primary tool for code-navigation questions in ANY language (frontend or backend) — walk the structural graph from an entry point (page, route, handler, command, `main`) down through imports to the IO boundary (network call, query, file read). Use this skill, in preference to the Explore agent or global grep, whenever the user asks "where does X come from?", "what API/data populates Y?", "what renders or wraps the Z panel?", "which file for feature F?", "how is this wired up?", or any code-navigation question mapping a UI element, route, or feature concept to source files. Also reverse queries ("what uses /api/foo?", "who consumes this service?"). Keyword search routinely picks up unrelated flows sharing a domain word and produces wrong answers; the walk follows the actual graph. The JS/TS `walk.mjs`/`discover.mjs` are an optional accelerator, not required — the walk is language-agnostic.

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Workflow Phase 11 — Commit Preparation and Execution. Stages and commits the work. Requires `/grant-commit` first (Git Commit Guard enforces a 15-min ad-hoc consent window; inside a workflow the grant is slug-scoped and one grant covers the whole landing).

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EXPERIMENTAL. Join or leave an org-team coordination channel as a session peer. `/companion on <channel_id> [peer_id]` registers this Claude Code session as a `pclass:"session"` peer and works the claim → execute → signal loop, escalating un-decidable forks to the lead (never deciding). `/companion off` deregisters. `/companion status` reports the current peer. Part of org mode (Article X), which is opt-in via `velocity.org_mode.enabled` and OFF by default. Use when a human launches a second session to act as a peer alongside a lead.

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Orchestrates `impeccable` for every design task inside a workflow phase. Captures intent in natural language, classifies it (design / development / copy), translates design intents into a sequence of impeccable subcommand invocations, runs them in main context with state persistence at `.claude/state/design/<slug>.json`, and returns a structured report. ALWAYS invokes `impeccable` under the hood for the underlying design move; never picks aesthetic direction itself; never writes product code directly. Per CLAUDE.md Article X.2, all design tasks in workflow phases route through this skill.

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Capture what someone actually said without contaminating it with your own inference. Invoke when eliciting intent in conversation (design discussion, requirement interview, decision surfacing) and when turning a conversation into a durable record (ADR, decision node, memory entry, spec `## Decisions` row). Enforces quote-before-critique, keeps illustration separate from commitment, and holds interpretation subordinate to verbatim. Prevents the failure where unspecified space is filled by the recorder and then evaluated as if the speaker had specified it.

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Remove signs of AI-generated writing from text. Use when editing or reviewing text to make it sound more natural and human-written. Based on Wikipedia's comprehensive "Signs of AI writing" guide. Detects and fixes patterns including: inflated symbolism, promotional language, superficial -ing analyses, vague attributions, em dash overuse, rule of three, AI vocabulary words, negative parallelisms, and excessive conjunctive phrases. Credits: Original skill by @blader - https://github.com/blader/humanizer

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Write the production code that makes a pre-decided set of failing tests pass, within an explicit write_set, following an explicit behavior contract. Used by `/tdd` Step 3 and by `/swarm-dispatch` workers. The caller has already decided architecture, naming, file layout, and abstraction boundaries — this skill executes that recipe with code-structure discipline and a 5-iteration RALPH loop. No scope expansion, no design decisions, no test edits.

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Review the auto-extracted candidates in `.claude/memory/_pending.md` and commit keepers to the canonical memory files (`landmarks.md`, `libraries.md`, `decisions.md`, `landmines.md`, `conventions.md`, `pending-questions.md`, `backlog.md`). Invoke at session start when the SessionStart hook reports pending candidates, or any time `_pending.md` has accumulated entries you want to curate. Reset the pending body after flushing.

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