Explorar skills

Phase agent for the review step of the 9-phase orchestrator pipeline (CTL-450). Wraps the /review skill (gstack) — explicitly skips /ultrareview per user decision. Reads verify.json from the prior phase, runs /review against the diff, writes ${ORCH_DIR}/workers/<TICKET>/review.json, and creates a remediation commit for any HIGH-severity finding that has a deterministic fix. Emits phase.review.comp

Token-efficient Claude Code workspace with parallel agents and persistent memory. Research → Plan → Implement → Validate workflow.

Build → review → iterate prototype workflow. Structured feedback collection and iteration.

Cohort analysis and retention optimization framework. Identifies retention drivers and churn factors.

Turn user interviews into actionable insights. Advanced synthesis techniques and frameworks.

Batch process multiple meetings from a single day. Consolidates action items and insights across meetings.

Token-efficient Claude Code workspace with parallel agents and persistent memory. Research → Plan → Implement → Validate workflow.

Token-efficient Claude Code workspace with parallel agents and persistent memory. Research → Plan → Implement → Validate workflow.

Token-efficient Claude Code workspace with parallel agents and persistent memory. Research → Plan → Implement → Validate workflow.

Phase-agent that watches the open PR through to merge (CTL-449 Initiative 1 Phase 3). Lifts the active listen loop from the legacy `oneshot` Phase 5 body: event-driven wait on `catalyst-events wait-for`, inline resolution of CI fix-ups, bot review threads, and BEHIND rebases, then `gh pr merge --squash --delete-branch` when the PR reaches CLEAN. Linear Done transition and worktree teardown are own

Token-efficient Claude Code workspace with parallel agents and persistent memory. Research → Plan → Implement → Validate workflow.

Run the full 5-step TypeScript validation gate: type check, reward hacking scan, test inclusion, tests, and lint. This skill provides a structured multi-step pipeline that you cannot replicate on your own — it detects the project's package manager and linter automatically, checks tsconfig strictness, and invokes /scan-reward-hacking internally. **ALWAYS consult this skill when** the user mentions