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Use when starting feature work that needs isolation from current workspace or before executing implementation plans - creates isolated git worktrees with smart directory selection and safety verification
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Create safe, deterministic git worktrees for large or risky workstreams using the repository-owned runtime helper and Windows-safe defaults.
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Create safe, deterministic git worktrees for large or risky workstreams. Use when tasks are complex enough to warrant isolation from the main working tree.
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Manage git worktrees using a centralized worktrees folder. Use for parallel development, PR reviews, or isolated work.
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Delegate feature development, large code refactors, and pull request reviews to Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode as background workers. Use isolated project checkouts, monitor progress, and arrange completion or failure notifications.
Turn a specification and its tickets into code by coordinating multiple agents around task dependencies. Combine their work on one integration branch, use test-driven development, review the result, and close tickets through the issue tracker’s workflow.
Compare coding agents on tasks from your own codebase. Define success checks, run agents in separate Git working directories, and report pass rates, available API costs, completion time, and consistency across repeated trials.
Control a running iOS Simulator on macOS from Orca’s live device pane. Perform taps, gestures, typing, button presses, and rotation, and inspect the interface element hierarchy to check app changes in the simulator.
Extract business areas, workflows, and process steps from a codebase and display them as an interactive horizontal flow graph. Use an existing knowledge graph, a map of project components, or run a lightweight scan of project files.
Analyze project code, configuration, and documentation to build a graph for interactive architecture exploration. It maps components and dependencies, supports Japanese descriptions, and can update the analysis based on changes since the previous analyzed commit.
Run or inspect local Release-Green checks for a specific code revision or combined pull request candidate. Report blocking failures, diagnostic differences, and missing evidence, compare against the base revision, and identify remaining CI checks.
Run or inspect local Release-Green checks for a specific code revision or combined pull request candidate. Report blocking failures, diagnostic differences, and missing evidence, compare against the base revision, and identify remaining CI checks.
Set up a coordinated team of three or more AI agents for development tasks spanning multiple files. Configure the team structure, assign specialized roles, and prepare parallel work with named agents and messaging.
Reviews completed changes through hands-on checks and one reviewer agent. It compares the implementation and recorded evidence with the original goal, constraints, code quality, and security requirements, then reports approval, specific blockers, or an inconclusive result.
Coordinates a named team of Codex workers with concrete responsibilities and shared progress records. It selects available collaboration tools, manages communication and separate working copies when needed, and handles integration, team archival, and cleanup after the work ends.
Upload preview images and videos for a Remotion Element to remotion.media, then update the corresponding URLs. The skill also handles local asset cleanup according to whether previews come from fresh renders or committed submissions.
Update Remotion’s FFmpeg dependency to a published rust-ffmpeg commit, refresh the dependency lockfile, and rebuild compositor binaries for all supported platforms. Validate the changes and open a draft pull request with source revisions and build results.
Organize open pull requests before a release, classify what to merge or defer, and track decisions in a resumable document. Guide review, merging, follow-up fixes, and closing requests already covered by other changes.
Manage Hindsight memory for coding sessions: retrieve past decisions, store documents and initiative plans, correct outdated information, and configure memory by project. It also explains automatic conversation capture and helps investigate memory configuration problems.
Move reusable code and its tests from OpenHuman into the appropriate tiny* submodule. Separate host responsibilities, update module interfaces, verify the migration, and align release versions and integrity hashes when a loadable module changes.
Control interactive command-line tools through tmux by sending keystrokes, capturing terminal output, and waiting for prompts. Supports session management and running multiple coding agents in parallel, with helper scripts for finding sessions and detecting text.
Turn a feature idea into a design document through focused dialogue. The skill clarifies goals and constraints, compares two or three approaches, and reviews the design in sections before documenting architecture, data flow, errors, and testing.
Review open GitHub issues, proposals, and pull requests to identify useful maintainer work. Get ranked candidates with evidence, dependencies, and validation needs, then begin work only on an item you explicitly select.
Review FastGPT pull requests in stages, starting with the intended change and key execution paths. Check security, performance, tests, and compatibility, then organize findings by severity into a review report and line-level comments.