context-routing
Determines minimal context and routes tasks to the correct prompts, agents and tools.
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Determines minimal context and routes tasks to the correct prompts, agents and tools.
Provides detailed guidance on how to implement a single plan step while adhering to architecture and quality standards.
Breaks high-level goals into an incremental, prioritised plan using the plan template.
Plans and executes release and operational readiness tasks, including versioning, changelogs, deployment and rollback.
Guides the creation and review of Architectural Decision Records (ADRs). Use this skill when a significant architectural change is proposed, a new technology is introduced, or a trade-off needs to be documented...
Designs unit, integration and end-to-end testing strategies and implements tests for code changes.
Spec-Driven Development workflow using VibesPro conventions
Evaluates code changes and documents against product, architecture, security and coding standards.
Guides the selection and documentation of architectural decisions using ADR patterns.
Intelligently routes requests to the correct context instructions and documentation files. Use this skill to determine which AGENT.md, guide, or technical instruction file is most relevant for a user's request.
Interface for managing the Temporal Database and AI system (ReDB + GGUF embeddings).
Runs validation checks and gating tasks to ensure artifacts meet strict-mode requirements and quality standards.
Scaffold API mocking infrastructure using Mountebank and Testcontainers for reliable integration testing.
Extracts structured requirements, acceptance criteria and risks from user requests and existing product documentation.
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