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Task Delegation helps orchestrators break down complex tasks into structured agent prompts using FOCUS/EXCLUDE templates. It provides patterns for parallel vs sequential execution, file path collision prevention, scope validation, and retry strategies for coordinating multiple specialist agents.

This skill helps validate specifications, implementations, and designs for quality using the 3 Cs framework (Completeness, Consistency, Correctness). It provides structured approaches for checking spec documents, comparing implementations against designs, validating file contents, and verifying understanding of requirements.

A specification workflow orchestrator that manages docs/specs/ directories with auto-incrementing IDs. It creates specification directories, tracks user decisions throughout the PRD → SDD → PLAN workflow, and maintains README.md files to record progress and context.

A refactoring methodology skill that guides systematic code quality improvements while strictly preserving external behavior. It includes a comprehensive code smells catalog, safe refactoring patterns with before/after examples, and enforces a test-first approach with automatic rollback on failures.

A product requirements specialist skill that helps create and validate PRDs (Product Requirements Documents). It provides templates, validation checklists, and a structured iterative process for defining WHAT needs to be built and WHY, including user personas, feature requirements, success metrics, and MoSCoW prioritization.

Knowledge Capture is a documentation specialist skill that helps organize discovered knowledge during development work. It provides templates and workflows for categorizing documentation into domain rules, technical patterns, and external interfaces, with built-in deduplication protocols to prevent fragmented documentation.

A specification compliance skill that validates implementations against documented requirements (PRD, SDD, PLAN). It provides structured workflows for checking interface contracts, architecture decisions, and business logic compliance, generating detailed reports classifying any deviations as critical, notable, or acceptable.

A planning skill that helps create actionable implementation plans from product requirements and solution designs. It enforces TDD principles with a Prime → Test → Implement → Validate cycle and ensures all tasks trace back to specifications.

A git workflow specialist that manages version control operations for spec-driven development. It handles branch creation (spec/, feature/, migrate/, refactor/), generates conventional commit messages with proper attribution, and creates pull requests with structured descriptions based on specification context.

A documentation maintenance specialist that keeps docs in sync with code changes. It detects stale documentation by comparing git modification times, validates that documented references still exist in code, analyzes documentation coverage metrics, and suggests updates during implementation when code signatures change.

A context preservation specialist that saves important session information to markdown files in .claude/context/ directory. It captures decisions, progress, blockers, and discoveries at session end, and restores context when resuming work to maintain continuity across conversations.

This skill helps analyze codebases through structured discovery cycles to identify business rules, technical patterns, security concerns, performance issues, and integration points. It uses parallel specialist agents to investigate and documents findings in organized categories (domain, patterns, interfaces).

A comprehensive code review skill that coordinates four specialized review perspectives (security, performance, quality, and testing) through parallel agent dispatch. It provides structured finding reports with severity classification, confidence scoring, deduplication of findings across reviewers, and generates approve/reject decisions based on issue severity.

Bug Diagnosis provides a structured yet conversational approach to debugging software issues. It applies scientific methodology—forming hypotheses, testing them systematically, and eliminating possibilities—while maintaining user control over the investigation direction through progressive disclosure and observable-only reporting.

Architecture Design is a documentation-focused skill that guides users through creating Solution Design Documents (SDDs). It provides structured templates for documenting technical architecture, interfaces, data models, and deployment considerations, with built-in validation checklists to ensure completeness and consistency.

This skill manages the execution of implementation plans by breaking them into phases with checkpoint validation. It tracks progress using TodoWrite, delegates tasks to agents, handles blocked states gracefully, and ensures user confirmation before proceeding between phases to maintain control over complex implementations.