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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Applies a 24-dimension methodology to MSBuild code, pull requests, designs, and architecture. Reviews concerns including ChangeWave discipline, API surface, concurrency, test coverage, SDK integration, evaluation integrity, dependencies, and cross-platform behavior.
Use when asked to review a code change (diff, branch, or PR) for merge readiness and collaborate asynchronously with another agent (often invoked with tony:does-work) that is or will be pushing fixes to the same change. Leaves P0-P findings in a Changelog section, then sleeps in 5-minute checks (up to 4) waiting for the other agent to respond, re-reviewing whenever it does. Triggers: 'review this…
Guides creating, updating, or superseding RFCs in Luma. Covers deciding whether a change needs an RFC, updating its status, and marking it as superseded or implemented.
Author and manage Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) in docs/specs/. Use when a significant architectural decision needs to be documented.
Political risk indicators, institutional risk, corruption risk, democratic backsliding, early warning systems for Swedish political intelligence
Systematic risk identification, analysis, evaluation, and treatment aligned with ISO 27005, NIST RMF, and Hack23 ISMS risk register
Uses a persistent local Python REPL to run a Recursive Language Model-style loop for long-context tasks. An rlm-subcall subagent serves as the sub-LLM through llm_query.
Supports roadmap prioritization by guiding the choice of the next issue. Helps assess whether work can proceed in parallel.
Defines an interactive roadmap review workflow for triaging changes in roadmap shape. Works through individual items and produces resolution phrasing suited to the active sizing lens.
Deploy an Evil Twin (Rogue Access Point) to clone a legitimate Wi-Fi network's SSID and MAC address. By combining this with targeted deauthentication attacks, an attacker aggressively forces nearby victims to silently connect to the malicious AP, enabling pervasive Man-in-the-Middle (MitM), captive portal phishing, and credentials interception.
Skill for the Routes area of Securacy. 12 symbols across 4 files.
Describes how to use Rust Token Killer with Codex CLI. Specifies adding the rtk prefix when executing shell commands.
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