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litestar-data-services
Auto-activate for SQLAlchemyAsyncRepositoryService, SQLSpecAsyncService, create_filter_dependencies, LimitOffsetFilter, OffsetPagination, repository_type, service_class, filters, pagination, or CRUD service layers. Use when implementing Litestar data services, repositories, filters, or pagination. Not for raw driver usage with no Litestar boundary.
litestar-realtime
Auto-activate for @websocket, WebSocket, ServerSentEvent, SSE, ChannelsPlugin, ChannelsBackend, stream_pubsub, channel subscriptions, realtime events, or cross-process fan-out. Use when implementing Litestar WebSockets, SSE, Channels, or event publishing. Not for polling-only APIs or frontend socket clients alone.
litestar-exceptions
Auto-activate for exception_handlers, HTTPException, ApplicationError, NotFoundError, ConflictError, ValidationException, PermissionDeniedException, RFC 7807 responses, or domain-to-HTTP error mapping. Use when designing Litestar exception hierarchies, handlers, or error responses. Not for client-side errors or generic Python exception cleanup.
iterm-notify
macOS desktop notifications and iTerm2 badge management for Claude Code lifecycle events. Not a slash command — this plugin provides hook scripts. See README for wiring instructions.
explain
Use when user invokes /explain with a file path, directory path, function/class name, or natural language concept. Also triggers on "explain this", "how does X work", "walk me through". Produces a structured, layered explanation of what the code does, how it connects, and where to start if you need to change it. Do NOT use when the user wants to trace data flow through a pipeline — use /lineage in
litestar-exceptions
Auto-activate for exception_handlers, HTTPException, ApplicationError, NotFoundError, ConflictError, ValidationException, PermissionDeniedException, RFC 7807 responses, or domain-to-HTTP error mapping. Use when designing Litestar exception hierarchies, handlers, or error responses. Not for client-side errors or generic Python exception cleanup.
therapy-outcomes
Evaluate therapy outcome measurement systems for rehabilitation and physical therapy. Analyzes functional improvement scoring (MCID, MDC, risk-adjusted residuals), treatment effectiveness comparison by therapist, diagnosis, and facility with case-mix adjustment, discharge readiness prediction (plateau detection, visit utilization trending), patient satisfaction correlation with clinical outcomes,
mobile-test
Generate a complete mobile test suite covering unit, widget, integration, snapshot, accessibility, and platform-specific tests. Auto-detects Flutter, React Native, native iOS (XCTest), or native Android (JUnit/Espresso), then produces tests for models, services, ViewModels, screens, navigation, forms, and pull-to-refresh with proper mocks and golden image comparisons. Runs all tests with a self-he
chaos
Chaos engineering analysis that maps every external dependency and I/O boundary, then generates tests for timeouts, connection failures, corrupt responses, disk errors, OOM, partial failures, and rate limiting. Runs the tests and reports which failures crash the app vs degrade gracefully. Use when hardening error handling, testing resilience before launch, finding missing timeouts or retries, vali
codebase-migration-batches
Run large codebase migrations in reviewable local batches with codemods, checkpoints, and verification. Use when a wide refactor is too risky to ship as one monolithic change.
checkout-audit
Audit an ecommerce checkout flow against the 2026 conversion playbook. Average cart abandonment is 70.22% (Baymard 2026 meta-analysis); the top causes are unexpected shipping costs (48%), forced account creation (24%), complicated forms (18%), and security concerns (17%). The audit measures: step count + page count, express-checkout availability + above-fold positioning (Apple Pay +22.3% conversio
stitch-pipeline
Full design improvement pipeline — syncs your app to Google Stitch, generates alternatives, presents side-by-side comparison, and adopts cherry-picked improvements. Chains stitch-bridge, stitch-explore, and stitch-compare in one invoke. Use when: 'stitch pipeline', 'improve my design with stitch', 'make my app look better', 'stitch redesign everything', 'stitch full pipeline', 'redesign with stitc