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setup
Interactive setup for EDAF v1.0 Self-Adapting System / EDAF v1.0 自己適応型システムのインタラクティブセットアップ
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review-standards
Review and update project coding standards based on recent code changes / 最近のコード変更に基づいてプロジェクトのコーディング規約をレビュー・更新
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nomos-release-process
Automates release workflows for the Nomos monorepo per RELEASE.md including version tagging, changelog promotion, GitHub releases, and module-specific versioning. Use this when preparing releases, creating tags...
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nomos-test-execution
Orchestrates test execution for the Nomos monorepo following TESTING_GUIDE.md standards. Use this when running tests, debugging test failures, validating coverage, or executing verification checklists from AGEN...
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nomos-provider-protocol
Guide for working with Nomos provider protocol buffers including modifying .proto files, buf workflow, code generation, versioning, and protocol evolution. Use this when modifying the gRPC contract, adding RPC...
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nomos-compilation-debugging
Systematic debugging guide for Nomos compilation failures. Use this when compilation fails, providers won't start, references are unresolved, or builds produce unexpected output.
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changelog-maintenance
Ensures consistent CHANGELOG.md updates following Keep a Changelog format with SemVer categorization. Use this when updating the changelog after merging PRs, creating releases, or when reviewing changelog entri...
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scaffold-route
Scaffold a new Next.js route with tRPC router, Zod validation, and proper file structure
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mcp
Build MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers to extend Claude's capabilities with database access, API integrations, or custom tools.
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documents
Generate PDF and Word documents programmatically. Use for invoices, reports, contracts, or data exports.
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audit
Analyze npm audit results, identify actionable fixes vs noise, and recommend specific actions
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doctor
Check latest package versions from the daily doctor check. Use when asking about updates, versions, or package news.
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skills
List available skills and what they do. Use when you forget what skills exist or need help choosing the right one.
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ticket
Create tickets for Ralph to work on later. Interactive ticket planning and creation.
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infopage
Create clean, single-file HTML pages for displaying information. Use for quick reference pages, comparisons, lists, or any data you want to view in a browser.
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outdated
Analyze major version upgrades and write migration recommendations to tmp/UPGRADES.md
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refactor
Review branch changes, grade A-F, and refactor until quality score reaches 90+
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prototype
Create quick React prototypes that bundle to a single HTML file. Use for demos, interactive experiments, or shareable artifacts - NOT for full apps (use audreygen/Next.js for those).
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visx
Build data visualizations with visx (React + D3). Use for charts, graphs, and interactive data exploration.
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zod-extract
Find inline Zod schemas and move them to validations/ directory
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review-pr
Review a pull request and provide feedback with a grade. Use for reviewing others' code or final check on your own PR.
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test-review
Review existing tests for completeness, quality issues, and common mistakes
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threejs
Build 3D scenes, animations, and interactive experiences with Three.js. Use for product viewers, backgrounds, data visualization, or creative experiments.
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todo
Work through tasks in the project's TODO.md file
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