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Evaluates software quality from an end user's perspective. Use when emulating a real user to assess a running web app, CLI tool, or API.

Clarifies user intent before formalising requirements. Use when requests are vague, incomplete, or solution-focused, or when preparing to write a brief.

Challenges the user's reasoning, assumptions, or proposals — a thinking sparring partner that pokes holes without the full critic workflow. Use when the user invokes /roast to stress-test their logic, or /roast <argument> to challenge a specific claim or decision. Not a review of artefacts — a challenge to thinking.

Principles for multi-agent workflow execution. Use when coordinating agents, accepting or rejecting agent work, executing producer-critic-learner cycles, or running any multi-phase orchestrated task.

Designs software architecture from a confirmed PRD. Use when a PRD exists and architecture must be designed before implementation, when writing ADRs, choosing an architecture style, or selecting technology and databases.

Generates and explores ideas. Use when capturing fleeting thoughts, brainstorming, exploring a problem space before committing to a direction, or reviewing stored ideas to decide what to pursue.

Invokes the critic-agent to review the latest produced output. Use when the user runs /critic to request a quality review of the most recent artefact or deliverable from the current workflow.

Guides root cause investigation before proposing fixes. Use when debugging, diagnosing failures, investigating test errors, or tracing unexpected behaviour.

Session prime — start a fresh session by reading project state to orient yourself. Use this when you have no project context yet or the user asks to "prime the session", "read state", or start work.

Transforms unstructured requests into clear, actionable briefs. Use when writing a brief, preparing a specification, extracting requirements, or clarifying what a task needs.

Explores solution options when the problem is defined but the approach is unclear. Use when evaluating approaches, comparing alternatives, or choosing between options.

Automates browser interactions. Use when navigating websites, interacting with web pages, filling forms, taking screenshots, testing web applications, or extracting data from web pages.