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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access."..." for exact phrases · Try typography, debugging or spreadsheetHandles the workflow of committing changes, pushing them, and opening a pull request. Also supports writing, rewriting, or describing a PR body without the full shipping workflow.
Documents verified problem-solving insights that are absent from the final code, tests, or existing documentation. Avoids routine fixes whose artifacts already explain the lesson.
Reviews captured repository learnings for staleness, overlap, supersession, or drift from current code. Focuses on maintaining the learning store rather than general refactoring, debugging, or code review.
Uses a diagnosis loop to investigate bugs and failing behavior. Supports requests to debug or fix failures and performance problems.
Reviews existing planning documents using role-specific lenses. Helps improve requirements, plans, and specifications.
Develops and evaluates grounded ideas when the user is exploring possible improvements or unexpected directions. Focuses on generating options before selection rather than refining or judging an existing idea.
Runs a measured optimization loop for a working system whose metric should improve. Attributes workload costs or scores variants and retains winners when the best change is not yet known.
Breaks down multistep work into structured plans, including implementation plans derived from requirements. Supports both software and non-software tasks and can deepen an existing plan.
Produces time-windowed product pulse reports from configured signals.
Works with Markdown in Proof for sharing specifications, plans, and drafts. Supports Proof links and publishing handoffs from planning workflows.
Explains recent compound-engineering plugin changes or investigates specific past releases. Provides version citations when answering questions about release history or skill changes.
Resolves existing PR review feedback. Applies to responding to findings already recorded on a pull request rather than conducting the initial code review.
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