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Build and maintain a custom project skill repertoire. Always use at new project bootstrap and when users ask for new domain capabilities. Detect active assistant folders first, recommend at least 5 skills per search batch, confirm installs, normalize install paths, and regenerate workflow files.

Starts a session by initializing a local database, selecting or creating a workspace and outcome, then routing to the relevant phase reference.

Run an AI Startup division meeting with the seven AI Startup agents (no AI Lab agents). Use when the user requests to "start a startup meeting", "convene the startup team", or "run a sprint review for the product".

Load bounded working context at the start of a coding session. FIRES ON EVERY FIRST USER MESSAGE in a fresh session, regardless of content — including bare greetings ("hi", "hello", "hey"), task-only openers, or "let's start". Also triggers on: "fresh session", "session start", "first message in a new thread", "new chat", "cold start", "begin work in this repo", "starting work", "continue from prior session", "what were we working on", "resume", "what happened last time", "load memory", "recall context", "create a handoff", "prior session context", "latest handoff", "current state", "decision context". Skip ONLY if the user explicitly says "fresh start" or "ignore prior context". Self no-ops if invoked mid-session when context is already loaded.

Use when creating or editing a macOS LaunchAgent for a recurring or scheduled script. Covers plist structure, PATH resolution, multiple trigger times, the reload workflow, and which behaviors launchd already handles so they don't need to be rebuilt.

Start-of-session routine — load context, check state, suggest next task. Use at the beginning of a fresh session or after a context reset.

Surface the most valuable next action by combining task stack, queue state, inbox pressure, health, and goals. Recommends one specific action with rationale. Triggers on "/next", "what should I do", "what's next".

Creates and maintains persistent markdown planning files that survive session resets by hooking into Claude Code's lifecycle.

Turn a workflow that lives in your head into a runbook anyone can execute. Capture the 5W2H of a repeated process, who, what, when, where, why, how, and how much, name the failure points, and add the checks that prove each step worked, so the task no longer depends on you being available. Trigger on "write a runbook for this", "document this process", "make this an SOP", "turn this into steps", "how do we run X", or any workflow you have now done enough times to hand off.