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Reviews code for project standards compliance and finds duplicates. Use when - reviewing code quality, checking standards, finding duplicates, analyzing compliance. Trigger keywords - standards review, check standards, find duplicates, code review, compliance check, reusable code.
Use when renaming a spec plan and updating all references. Triggers on: "rename plan", "change plan name", "plan name is wrong", "update plan name", "fix plan name", "spec rename". Proactively suggest when a plan name is a typo or no longer reflects scope.
Use when executing or continuing a spec plan interactively. Triggers on: "spec go", "execute plan", "run plan", "continue plan", "work on plan", "start plan", "run the spec". Runs tasks with configurable breakpoints for review. Pass --bg for fully autonomous background execution.
Use when researching technical approaches before building. Triggers on: "explore options", "what are my options for", "research approaches", "compare solutions", "dev explore", "generate proposals", "help me decide between". Runs parallel proposal generation via subagents and outputs to .codevoyant/explore/.
Use when modifying an existing em plan or task files. Triggers on: "update em", "change plan", "modify epic", "add task", "remove task", "rename phase", "apply annotations", "edit plan". Applies inline > and >> annotations or accepts conversational changes to plan.md or task milestone files.
Write blog posts, articles, and tweet threads for crypto projects. Human-sounding, technically precise, no hype. Covers announcements, partnerships, product launches, and educational content.
Audit an existing product surface against its own design evidence, identify verified UI problems, and write self-contained implementation plans for another agent. Strictly read-only on product source. Use when asked to review, refine, improve, or clean up an interface without replacing its identity; investigate design-system drift; or prepare a design handoff.
Scaffold a new Obsidian vault with pre-configured settings, keymaps, and core plugins. Use when the user wants to "set up a new Obsidian vault", "create an Obsidian vault", or "replicate my Obsidian setup".
Use when agents must debate, conference, deliberate, or reach consensus on a goal — competing positions argue and converge on one deliverable, adversarial review with synthesis, multi-stakeholder deliberation, structured disagreement with a forcing-field deliverable. Triggers: 'have agents debate X', 'reach consensus on Y', 'argue distinct positions and converge'. Not for saved team configs, agents/<slug> artifacts, implementation, or open-ended research.
The always-on protocol for the loam skill namespace. Use at session start and whenever a loam task appears. Routes goals and other loam work, explains the memory model (memory = umbrella; wiki, guidance, and checkpoints are substrates), and lists cross-cutting rules. This is a routing/meta skill — delegate to a specific loam skill rather than performing work itself.
Guided journey from a live website that underperforms to a prioritized, evidence-backed backlog of conversion, usability, message, and speed fixes - each shipped as a testable experiment. Orchestrates eight skills phase by phase - cro-methodology, ux-heuristics, refactoring-ui, web-typography, storybrand-messaging, high-perf-browser, made-to-stick, design-everyday-things - asking the user questions at every decision point and recording results in the project docs/ folder (WEBSITE.md, DESIGN.md, EXPERIMENTS.md, IMPROVE-WEBSITE-PLAN.md) so the journey resumes across sessions. Use when the user wants to fix a landing page that isn't converting, diagnose why visitors leave, audit for clarity and usability, or says 'the homepage feels off but a redesign didn't help'. Do not use with no site yet - use create-website; if it converts but needs more traffic or leads, grow-website; if the friction is in a product app, not the marketing site, improve-app. For one framework in isolation, invoke that skill directly.
Use after a complex task, failure, or when reviewing what was learned. Teaches how to write growth logs that extract reusable patterns — not diary entries.