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Axidify

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19 published skills

  1. CI · axidify
    Investigates failed CI checks or GitHub Actions on a branch or PR. Use when the user says CI failed, checks are red, or /ci. Maps failure to local repro.
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  2. Pr · axidify
    Creates or updates a pull request with summary and test plan. Use when the user asks to open a PR, push for review, or says /pr. Only push when explicitly asked (or when invoked as Phase 0 of a requested release).
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  3. Plan · axidify
    Designs an implementation approach before writing code. Use when the user asks to plan, design, architect, scope, or outline a feature; or says /plan. Do not implement until the user approves.
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  4. Test · axidify
    Runs and interprets automated tests for a module or the whole project. Use when the user asks to test, verify behavior, check coverage, or says /test.
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  5. Audit · axidify
    Brief project status (/status) or evidence-backed feature gap analysis (/audit). Use for "what's next", session pulse, what's implemented, or gap tables. Not for pre-commit diff review (review).
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  6. Debug · axidify
    Finds root cause of bugs or unexpected behavior. Use for errors, failures, hydration issues, regressions, or when the user says /debug. Proposes a minimal fix; asks before implementing unless the user already asked to fix it.
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  7. Review · axidify bundle
    Structured pre-commit code review in three passes: security, performance, clean code. Use when the user asks for a review, sanity check, or says /review; or before opening a PR. Runs build/tests when available. For deep security or performance use security or performance.
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  8. Onboard · axidify
    Gets a first-time or broken local dev environment runnable. Use after clone, when install fails, when the user asks to set up the project, or before first implement. Complements discover-project with hands-on setup steps.
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  9. Release · axidify
    Full ship flow: open a PR, merge it to main, then cut a semver release (version bump, changelog, docs, build verify, tag, push). Use when the user says release, /release, ship, or merge and release. Only commit, tag, or push as part of this requested flow (or when the user explicitly asks).
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  10. Document · axidify
    Updates documentation to match the codebase. Use when the user asks to document, update docs, fix doc drift, or says /document. Supports module scope or organize pass for the whole docs tree.
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  11. Refactor · axidify
    Improves code structure without changing behavior. Use for cleanup, deduplication, rename passes, or /refactor. Proposes first; implements after approval.
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  12. Security · axidify
    Deep security review of code changes or a module. Use when the user asks for security review, threat check, or before auth, payments, or PII. Complements review pass 1. Not a substitute for professional pentest.
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  13. Implement · axidify
    Implements a scoped code change with inspect-report-verify discipline. Use when the user asks to implement, build, add, fix, or create something; or says /implement. Not for question-only, plan-only, or unexplained-failure debugging.
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  14. Performance · axidify
    Performance review of code changes or a hot path. Use when the user asks about slowness, optimization, N+1, bundle size, or scalability. Complements review pass 2. Not for micro-optimizing without evidence.
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  15. Issue Tracking · axidify
    Track bugs, enhancements, and features in the current project's issue system. Use when the user asks to file, list, fix, close, or update an issue; mentions issue-log, GitHub Issues, Linear, or issue-style workflows.
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  16. Discover Project · axidify
    Discovers how an unfamiliar repository is built before planning or implementing. Use when entering a new project, after clone, when stack or scripts are unclear, or when the user asks how this repo works.
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  17. UI Browser Check · axidify
    Use Playwright MCP to inspect a running web app when the user reports a visual or interaction issue but cannot describe it precisely. Use when they mention layout, spacing, wrong copy, button behavior, hydration flash, or "something looks off" on any page or route.
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  18. Web Design Engineer · axidify bundle
    High-quality visual design for standalone Web artifacts (HTML/React-CDN prototypes, slide decks, dashboards, motion demos) and design-led UI work in existing apps when exploration or craft matters. Use for: landing pages, interactive prototypes, HTML presentations, data-viz demos, design-system exploration, design critique, explicit browser acceptance/QA of artifacts, turning mockups/PRDs into viewable artifacts, or polishing UI with explicit design intent. Prefer implement for scoped app changes without a design exploration phase (bugfix, small feature, refactor). Prefer ui-browser-check when a running app "looks off" but code is unclear. Not for: back-end-only work, CLI tools, performance tuning, source-to-longform article conversion, or narration-driven click-through video presentations.
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  19. Plan Driven Implementation · axidify bundle
    Executes features from a living docs/plans/*.md file: per-task implement, backend test, browser test, update plan (progress, issues, diversions), commit. Use when implementing from an implementation plan, updating plan progress, authoring docs/plans/, or when the user asks to follow the plan document or keep the plan updated. After plan approval, use instead of ad-hoc implement for multi-phase initiatives.
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