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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Compiles pull requests merged since the previous release into an emoji-formatted CHANGELOG.md entry and routes it into a documentation pull request. Checks commit authorship so carried-forward work and umbrella merges credit contributors accurately.
Coordinates autonomous specification writing, lifecycle labels, and a ready pull request. Adds UI mockups and application screenshots when a browser provider is available and emits references for subsequent implementation.
Guides an exploratory conversation before specifications or issues are created. Considers alternatives, including building nothing, and converges on a next-step decision and a brief for the next skill.
Runs all configured validation commands in order and resolves straightforward failures, including locale-file drift where checked. Commits and pushes the current branch only after validation passes.
Uses authoritative closing references to close issues fixed by recently merged pull requests. Adds informational comments for unmerged closures or non-base merges, respects claim locks, and ignores bare issue mentions.
Reviews a diff, branch, or pull request using validation commands and built-in and repository-specific checklists. Produces severity-ranked findings and an approval or request-changes verdict.
Authors skills from briefs or restructures large SKILL.md files into supporting references. Applies house conventions, lint and completeness checks, tracker abstractions, and cross-skill contracts.
Applies the code change identified by root-cause analysis and verifies it with regression tests and configured checks. Claims the tracker issue to coordinate concurrent automation, leaving commits, pushes, and pull requests to a later step.
Extracts actionable requests from pull request or comment links and creates follow-up issues assigned to the mentioned person or pull request author. For design-document pull requests, creates a missing implementation tracking issue.
Explores the live application with the configured browser provider to create and run integration or end-to-end tests. Preserves repository-native test runners, reuses shared environments, and diagnoses failures using concrete artifacts.
Scans open pull requests through the configured tracker and evaluates labels, reviews, CI results, and mergeability. Reports which requests are ready to merge and which are close but blocked.
Publishes worktree changes through a ready pull request using a unified body template and lifecycle labels. Releases issue claims when applicable and emits pull request and issue references for downstream workflow steps.
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