lantisprime

Use this skill when the user runs /help, /help commands, or /help <command-name>. Shows plugin command reference. Read-only — writes nothing, modifies nothing.

Use this skill on EVERY Edit, Write, or code-modification tool call. Enforces minimum-diff discipline — only touch files listed in the plan's in-scope list, only modify functions listed in the plan's in-scope functions, never modify adjacent functions, never refactor or rename unrelated code, never "fix while you're here". Unrelated bugs get logged to the follow-ups file, not fixed inline. This sk

Use this skill at the START of every coding task — new builds, bug fixes, and change requests. Classifies the work item, validates it against project scope, produces a high-level estimate, proposes a technology stack, and checks stack compatibility. Writes a plan artifact to .claude/sdlc/plans/ that every downstream phase and hook depends on. Must run before any Edit, Write, or code-generation too

Use this skill alongside the build skill to resist over-engineering. Enforces YAGNI (no speculative features), KISS (the simplest thing that could possibly work), and DRY-when-it-actually-repeats (not DRY-in-advance). Prefer standard library over new dependencies. Prefer editing existing code over creating new files. Prefer adding one function over adding one class. Prefer flat over nested. Trigge

Use this skill during Phase 7 after a successful deployment to generate or update monitoring, logging, alerting, and observability artifacts that catch exceptions and issues in the deployed code. Produces platform-neutral scripts when no observability platform is configured, and integrates with Grafana/Datadog/CloudWatch via MCP when configured. Trigger after deploy, or when the user says "add mon

Use this skill to capture a human phase-gate sign-off through chat rather than requiring the user to manually edit the gate markdown file. Prompts the user with the artifact path, collects a work-item URL (REQ / ticket / CR) as the non-trivial acknowledgment, validates the URL shape against the ticket system configured in `config/tools.json`, and writes the signed gate file at `.claude/sdlc/gates/

Use this skill when the user runs /start, says "start", "enable the SDLC workflow", "I want to build", "I want to fix", "set up", "get started", or otherwise signals they want to activate or re-enable the SDLC workflow. Handles three distinct paths based on marker state — fresh install (opt-in activation), re-enable after suspension (reconciliation), and already-enabled (hand off to /plan). Power

Use this skill when the user runs /configure, /configure --needs, or /configure --check. Also auto-invoked by env-detect.sh on fresh install (Layer 0) and by skills that find required config missing at runtime (Layer 2). Guides setup of config/tools.json and config/tools.local.json through a question bank; handles public/local split, diff-before-write, and resume semantics for interrupted commands

Use this skill at the end of any phase that changed SDLC artifacts to update the SDLC documentation tree — the artifact index, requirements traceability matrix, architecture manifest, changelog, and any user-facing docs affected by the change. Also trigger when the user says "update docs", "refresh the index", "regenerate the traceability matrix", or after a deployment completes.

Use this skill when the user runs /suspend or asks to pause, disable, or temporarily turn off the SDLC workflow. Disables enforcement by snapshotting governance artifacts and switching the active marker to .suspended. Requires a stated reason. Hard-blocks if workflow is not currently enabled.

Use this skill during /plan (between scope validation and writing the plan artifact) to inject domain-specific context, gap questions, and regulatory concerns into the plan. Triggers automatically when the plan skill evaluates the task and scope.md against the domain registry in domains/_index.json using semantic judgment — no keyword list required. Produces a ## Domain context section in the plan

Use this skill whenever a task requires integrating with an external or internal API — HTTP clients, SDK calls, gRPC stubs, webhooks, or any network boundary. Verifies that an API spec (OpenAPI/Swagger, GraphQL schema, Protobuf, AsyncAPI, or equivalent) is configured and referenced in the plan or design artifact, then probes the endpoint to confirm reachability in the current environment. If the s