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Run adversarial audit pipeline against shipped code

Interactive walkthrough to clean up stale feature directories

Archive feature working files after a PR has merged

Parallel batch coordinator for independent work units

Analyse the feature brief to identify relevant KB topics and ADRs

Adversarial test hardening — domain-lens behavioral attacks on contracts before implementation

Implement stubs until all tests pass

Produce a work plan and stub implementations from the brief and domain analysis

Draft a pull request title, description, and review checklist

This skill should be used when the user needs to create, generate, or visualize diagrams. It actively generates diagrams using the right tool for the right complexity level, following a tiered approach from simple ASCII to complex rendered images. Triggers on: drawing flowcharts, architecture diagrams, sequence diagrams, ER diagrams, state machines, mind maps, data charts, visualizing data, adding

This skill should be used when the user is writing, editing, or reviewing markdown files. It ensures high-quality markdown authoring following universal CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown standards. Triggers on: creating .md files, writing READMEs, formatting tables, fixing markdown lint errors, structuring documents, generating TOCs, checking links, or fixing markdownlint warnings. Also avai

This skill should be used when the user is scaffolding a new project, reorganizing file structure, or discussing directory layout conventions. It provides language-specific best practices for Python, Node/TypeScript, Go, and general projects. Enforces the ./tmp/ intermediary workflow and .claude/CLAUDE.md convention. Triggers on: project init, directory layout, file organization, scaffolding, repo