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Researches a question to something usable — a verdict with a flip condition, a versioned playbook or a graded report — every claim tagged by evidence. Trigger on which X should I pick (even from pasted pages), is Y worth it, compare A vs B, go/no-go, research this, deep research, fact-check a doc, write or merge a reference guide or playbook, grade a research report, read a bot-blocking source (Reddit, YouTube, X), or map an unfamiliar repo before contributing (entry points, flows, where to change X); or say researchscribe (verdict, playbook, research, verify, sources, map, refresh). Code review is engineering tooling's; fiction canon is lorescribe's; messages commscribe's; prompt model picks promptwright's; skill niches skillwright's; config rigwright's; brands brandscribe's.

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Builds, audits and packages Agent Skills, with their evals. Trigger to build, audit (security too), score or package a skill or SKILL.md; to design or integrate a pack; whether a skill beats incumbents; for trigger evals, test cases or assertion suites (skill, prompt card, agent spec); to slim a skill; when a skill did not fire or a run cost too much; for a prose pass on a skill's own files; to port or sanitize a skill set; to build or contract-test the MCP tools a plugin or mod ships; or say skillwright (evals, slim, diagnose, mcp, refresh, port, pack, integrate, upkeep). Prompt tuning is promptwright's; running a suite, claude plugin eval's; config slims, rigwright's; other docs, commscribe's; brands, brandscribe's; runtime grants, gatewarden's.

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Audits what Claude may do (permission rules, hooks, MCP scope, an agent's grants) and maps what it reaches on disk. Trigger on audit my permissions, why was this allowed, what stalls a routine, swap an allow for a deny, is this hook safe, gate my git pushes, a guard hook or call cap, PowerShell twins of Bash denies, where a rule should live, what is eating my disk, where has Claude been, config drift from a repo copy, skills loading twice; or say gatewarden (audit, harden, explain, scan, hooks, capreview, layout, map, footprint, drift, loads, status, refresh). Installs are trustwarden's; tokens keywarden's; secrets shieldwarden's; standing config rigwright's; agent design agentwright's.

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Designs, hardens and audits the system around an agent that runs on its own — bot, scheduled task, routine, automation — all but the prompt text. Trigger for guardrails, kill switches, cadence and loop pacing (cron, wake, /loop), retries and failures, output contracts, protected resources, handoffs between agents, or isolating untrusted email and web content; to emit a spec as a Cowork task, routine, scheduled task or CI job; or say agentwright (emit, audit, refresh); it never schedules or runs one. Prompt text is promptwright's; CLAUDE.md, rigwright's; skills, skillwright's; runtime grants and credentials, gatewarden's scan; code threats, a security harness's.

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Runs a session's fan-out — splits a large request into tiered, recoverable units, dispatches and reconciles them against the repo. Trigger when work needs many agents or spans many repos or files (rebuild, re-architect, sweep, migrate, 'do all of this'); when subagents would launch with no model or effort set; for the plan table (units, models, tokens, meters) before launch; to resume a unit that died or hit a usage limit; when units would share a repo; or say dispatchwright (plan, dispatch, resume, audit, refresh). Tiers come from its own table (scoutwright flags it stale); pacing, pacewright's; hooks, rigwright's; schedules, agentwright's.

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Finds what changed in Claude — docs, release notes, changelogs, GitHub and community posts on Claude Code, claude.ai, Cowork, the API and models — and turns each change into adopt rows for your setup, plus a fit card for a new model or feature and a monthly bench of your skills against public skill and plugin repos (build, adopt or skip). Trigger on what changed since a date or version, a weekly sweep, features worth adopting, a feature that broke unannounced, a stale model table, what a new model or feature is good for, or how your skills compare with popular or little-known skill and plugin repos; or say scoutwright (sweep, since, watch, adopt, fit, bench, sources, refresh). Outside research is researchscribe's; applying a row, skillwright's; config, rigwright's; schedules, agentwright's; tier picks, promptwright's.

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Writes, fixes and red-teams prompts — system prompts, templates, meta-prompts, agent or bot instructions — as copy-paste-ready artifacts, and picks the model tier for a prompt, task or plan's subtasks. Trigger to write, improve, debug or rewrite a prompt; which model should run this; a prompt that costs too many tokens, to cut with behavior held; or say promptwright (model, optimize — tune against test cases, slim, refresh). Not for a fan-out's units (dispatchwright), installed local models (lmstudiorunner), skills or their slim (skillwright), sourced comparisons (researchscribe), handoffs (handoffwright) or a pre-build interview (grillwright).

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Finds where every credential on the machine lives, without showing a value. Trigger to list where keys, tokens and passwords are stored (Credential Manager, gh, .env, settings, .mcp.json, Docker); to cut a gh token to least privilege or switch gh accounts; to rotate a key and update its users; after a key was printed, pasted or committed; to check a command that uses a token before it runs; or say keywarden (inventory, scope, rotate, leak, preflight, refresh). Drives op or bw when present. Leak scans and commit email are shieldwarden's; rules and hooks gatewarden's; routine credentials agentwright's; vetting a vault MCP trustwarden's.

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Keeps the user's identity and secrets out of anything public. Trigger on what should not be published in a repo, branch, history, diff, PR text, draft or pasted file, to find a home path, email, real or client name, or secret; for a commit's email, a codename or per-repo identity; for injected instructions in skills, hooks or prompts; for artifacts Claude made; for files named like secrets; after a leak, to plan a history rewrite; or say shieldwarden (scan, plan, rewrite, land, after, policy, check, identity, signposts, refresh). Rules and hooks are gatewarden's; rotation and gh sign-in keywarden's; brand words brandscribe's; a skill's own posture skillwright's; schedules agentwright's.

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Runs Docker Desktop and its WSL2 layer, checking RAM and disk before container work. Trigger when Docker Desktop or a container won't start, vmmem eats RAM or the Docker disk keeps growing; to set a WSL memory cap in .wslconfig; to list or install WSL distros; to bring a compose stack up or down; to prune images and build cache; to run a command in a container; to log in to a registry; or say dockerrunner (audit, check, up, down, prune, status, refresh). Local LLMs (Docker Model Runner too) are lmstudiorunner's; images comfyrunner's; VMs and sandboxes hypervrunner's; Docker's MCP catalog its MCP Toolkit's; registry tokens keywarden's.

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Vets third-party skills, plugins, MCP servers, GitHub Actions and model weights before install, with a verdict (PASS, CONDITIONAL, HOLD, FAIL) and install terms. Trigger on any should-I-install question, even with its files or hooks pasted in or a scan already clean; is this skill safe, vet this MCP server, check this GitHub Action, is this checkpoint safe or commercially usable, what does this installer write, a licence check before a fold-in, what changed in a plugin update; or say trustwarden (vet, revet, terms, refresh). Uses skillspector, zizmor, pinact and Scorecard when present; lists files no scanner read. Runtime permissions are gatewarden's; secrets shieldwarden's; your own skills skillwright's; sandboxing a download hypervrunner's.

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Use when GitHub may have shipped a GraphQL schema update affecting timeline event unions (PullRequestTimelineItems / IssueTimelineItems), when the gh-timeline dispatcher fallback is hitting more than expected, before a gh-timeline release, or when the user requests phrases like "verify timeline coverage", "audit gh-timeline schema", "check for new timeline events", "GitHub schema changed". Walks through schema diff → patch → test update → live verification → optional fixture refresh, marking each spot where a human decision is required.

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Azure Communication Services common utilities for Java. Use when working with CommunicationTokenCredential, user identifiers, token refresh, or shared authentication across ACS services.

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Centralized configuration management with feature flags and dynamic refresh.

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Build a complete brand identity for a solopreneur business from scratch or refresh an existing one. Covers brand personality, voice and tone, visual identity system (colors, typography, logo direction, imagery style), tagline crafting, and a brand guidelines document. Use when creating a new brand, rebranding, or needing to make brand decisions consistent. Trigger on "create my brand", "brand identity", "brand guidelines", "define my brand voice", "brand personality", "what should my brand look like", "brand strategy", "rebrand", "brand tone".

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Authentication and authorization patterns - JWT, OAuth2, sessions, RBAC, ABAC, passkeys, and MFA. Use for: authentication, authorization, jwt, oauth, oauth2, session, login, rbac, abac, passkey, mfa, totp, api key, token, auth, cookie, csrf, cors credentials, bearer token, refresh token, oidc.

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Auto-generate knowledge YAML from the codebase. Use when the user runs /sync-knowledge or wants knowledge files refreshed.

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Multi-repo git operations — init, reset, status, branch management, refresh (rebase), stacked rebase. JSON output for agent consumption.

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Identifies outdated elements in provided content and suggests updates to maintain freshness. Finds statistics, dates, and examples that need updating. Use PROACTIVELY for older content.

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Publishing content or deploying site-os — what caches exist, what refreshes them, and how to prove a change is actually live. Use when publishing a post or product, launching a page, deploying, or when someone says a change "isn't showing".

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Query, inspect, or refresh codebase intelligence files in .planning/intel/

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One-shot brand-faithful presales redesign of a website page. The user provides only the URL; everything else — extraction, tension identification, three differentiated variants (one fully cinematic), validation — is derived from the captured brand surface. Use when the user asks to "uplift", "refresh", or "redesign a site for presales" without wanting to coordinate the extract / direct / prototype chain themselves.

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Set a redesign direction for an existing website. Analyzes the user's intent, picks a palette and visual direction, and writes the target spec (PRODUCT.md, DESIGN.md, DESIGN.json) plus a reasoning trace at stardust/direction.md. Use when the user asks to redesign a site, refresh the design, set a new design direction, define a redesign target, or invokes /stardust:direct.

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Make a web app feel native on a phone — the small CSS and meta-tag fixes that separate "a website in a browser" from something that feels installed. Covers sticky hover states, tap highlight flashes, the 100vh bug, inputs that zoom the page, laggy taps, pull-to-refresh hijacking scroll, content under the notch, long-press selecting button text, carousels that scroll the wrong way, mismatched status bars, and the rule that you test on real hardware. Use when a web app is being built for or reviewed on mobile, when something "works in Chrome but feels wrong on my phone", when building a PWA, a bottom sheet, a carousel, a full-screen layout, or any touch interaction. For motion itself use animate; for React Native use animate-expo.

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