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Guide coding, reviews, and refactoring with explicit assumptions, simple implementations, focused changes, and testable goals. These behavioral guidelines help an AI agent avoid unnecessary complexity and verify that its changes meet the request.

• Clarifying assumptions before implementation
• Keeping bug fixes focused
• Reviewing code for unnecessary complexity

Find where Multica’s issue management guidance has moved and how to replace retired metadata guidance. This redirect points older task briefs to the current skill and explains where different kinds of issue information belong.

• Find current guidance from an older task brief
• Check alternatives to retired issue metadata
• Locate rules for linking pull requests to issues

Guide a new Multica member from an initial conversation to a confirmed task running as an issue. Mika shapes a concrete goal, previews the plan, starts approved work, and explains where to follow progress and results.

• Start a first delegated task in Multica
• Turn current goals into a project board
• Delegate a small research task

Review web interface code against the latest Web Interface Guidelines to identify issues in design, usability, and accessibility. Specify files or a file pattern, and receive concise findings with file names and line numbers.

• Review the code behind a web interface
• Check accessibility against the guidelines
• Request a design or usability review

Guide production incident handling by establishing impact, start time, and recent changes before proposing action. Document evidence for rollback requests, keep the issue updated, and distinguish service recovery from resolution that explains the incident.

• Establish the impact and start time of a production incident
• Check whether deployments align with the incident timeline
• Prepare a rollback request with supporting evidence

Use Multica’s platform rules to manage issues, agents, projects, and automated runs. The skill directs agents to relevant references and explains checks needed before changes that update workspace records or start work.

• Check issue and pull request handling rules
• Configure agents and squad routing
• Investigate scheduled runs that did not start

Use when a local coding agent (Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or similar) needs to operate Multica through the authenticated `multica` CLI: reading or updating issues, comments, metadata, labels, custom properties, subscribers, projects, agents, squads, runtimes, repos, skills, autopilots, attachments, or workspace state; searching issues; inspecting or cancelling agent runs; replying to a Multica issue from an external agent; creating or triaging issues; checking linked pull requests; or safely handling Multica mention/status side effects without relying on the Multica hosted agent runtime.

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