adversarialPush into adversarial focus mode — surface orthogonal observations, run three rounds of named adversarial analysis (pre-mortem, devil's advocate, falsification), drop narration. Use when work is experimental, when a solution "looks correct," or when pattern-matching might be masking the real problem
bashUltra-concise bash command patterns. Use when constructing shell commands or one-liners.
clarifyResolve ambiguities interactively with tracked changes. Works with scope, code review, and other skills.
codeCode domain context for explicit implementation, review, and test workflows.
continueResume an interrupted explicit implementation from its exact checkpoint wave.
debateStart structured red vs. blue team debates via subagents. Use when exploring a topic from multiple adversarial perspectives.
dispatchIntent router. Routes explicit workflow requests and leaves ordinary work in direct execution.
docGeneral reference documents by domain. Use when creating architecture docs, strategy documents, specs, or guides.
dotfilesManage dotfiles using dotter (symlink manager and templater). Use when deploying, adding, removing, or organizing configuration files in ~/dotfiles.
gitModern git workflows plus dispatched operations (rebase strategy analysis). Use when managing branches, structuring commits, choosing development strategies, or planning a rebase.
implementStrict delegated RED → GREEN → review workflow. Use only when explicitly invoked for a task, scope, verification, or debugging.
issueGitHub issue operations — author or update issues against a canonical template, and create PRs from a branch/issue. Authoring drafts to a git-ignored `.issues/` folder, clears the default reviewer gate resolved through canonical routing, then publishes with issue type and parent/depends-on/blocks ed
loopAutonomous execution of explicit implementation scopes, one dependency batch per iteration with concurrent RED → GREEN → review waves.
loquiAccess language-specific coding guidelines from loqui. Use when implementing code and needing patterns, style guidance, or best practices for Python, Go, Rust, Zig, Bash, or Emacs Lisp. type: generic targets: codex: openai: interface: display_name: Loqui short_description: Apply the canonical loqui
peerAgent-routing utility (`peer` bash tool): role-aware external dispatch plus Claude Code native/proxy route discovery through a canonical model registry, working-directory control, idle-stall watchdog, and reviewer fan-out. Use from implement, review, continue, or loop pipelines — call `peer` or its
prGitHub PR review-comment operations. `comments` assesses each review comment (relevant vs outdated, valid vs invalid) and proposes an action; `tfcprr` closes the threads you've addressed (tfcp — triage + fix + commit + push — then reply + resolve) by delegating to the `tfcprr` skill. Use for "pr com
reviewUnified review dispatcher for code, PR, scope, structural, and bounded test-quality review.
scopeUnified scope lifecycle. Auto-detects operation from argument or presents selection menu. Routes to create, review, update, done, or list. Creation clears a mandatory multi-agent review gate before the scope is implementable.
skillCreate canonical multi-harness skills following project patterns and best practices. Use when building new skills, extracting reusable capabilities, or converting commands to skills.
tfcpLand the fixes for a local review — triage, fix, commit, push. Dispositions every finding of a code review (in-context or from a `.peer/` report directory) as fix, residual, or needs-decision, applies the fix bucket, commits once behind the hook gate, and pushes. Use for "tfcp", "triage the review f
tfcprrClose PR review threads you've addressed — tfcp (triage + fix + commit + push) then reply + resolve. Runs the `tfcp` skill over every accepted comment — triaging each into fix, residual, or needs-decision — then replies to and resolves the threads it fixed, referencing the commit. `--resolve-only` c
validateUnified validation dispatcher. Auto-detects validation type from argument or presents selection menu. Routes to test, implement (verify), or hooks-test.
workstationOperate the nixos workstation, reached as `ssh nix` — wake it from the Mac, suspend it on demand, hold it awake through long jobs with keepawake, and diagnose why it slept or did not. Use for the nix or nixos host, the wake-nix Wake-on-LAN chain through alpine, or its autosuspend config. Not for the