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[Deprecated] both visualize project state. Use `cm-status` instead.
cm-continuity
Working memory protocol — maintains context across sessions via CONTINUITY.md. Inspired by Loki Mode. Read at turn start, update at turn end. Captures mistakes and learnings to prevent repeating errors.
cm-sprint-bus
Use to run the full sprint pipeline: brainstorm → plan → design → tdd → build → review → qa → security → ship → monitor → retro.
cm-terminal
Use when running ANY terminal command - enforces clear progress logging, output reading, and error-stop behavior so terminal processes are never left unchecked
cm-retro-cli
Use at end of sprint to append operational learnings as structured JSONL to the project retro log.
cm-quality-gate
Use before any deployment or completion claim. Enforces test gates, evidence-based verification, and frontend safety checks. No deploy without passing. No claims without evidence.
cm-continuity
Working memory protocol — maintains context across sessions via CONTINUITY.md. Inspired by Loki Mode. Read at turn start, update at turn end. Captures mistakes and learnings to prevent repeating errors.
cm-ecosystem-roadmap
Use when exploring the CodyMaster skill ecosystem roadmap, marketplace, or distro validation.
cm-project-bootstrap
Use when starting any new project from scratch. Asks for project identity (name, GitHub org, Cloudflare account), detects project type, sets up design system, staging+production, i18n from day 1, SEO foundation, AGENTS.md manifest, test infrastructure, 8-gate deploy pipeline, and disciplined development workflows. Prevents wrong deploys, redundant repos, and technical debt from day 0.
cm-quality-gate
Use before any deployment or completion claim. Enforces test gates, evidence-based verification, and frontend safety checks. No deploy without passing. No claims without evidence.
cm-sprint-bus
Use to run the full sprint pipeline: brainstorm → plan → design → tdd → build → review → qa → security → ship → monitor → retro.
cm-terminal
Use when running ANY terminal command - enforces clear progress logging, output reading, and error-stop behavior so terminal processes are never left unchecked