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- ▌ Bgskillz 2 · bjg4 bundleCreate S-tier portable skills and agents with comprehensive quality guidance. Use when creating or improving skills, designing multi-agent orchestration workflows, auditing agent quality, running evals, or learning agent-building best practices. Covers the full lifecycle from use case definition through automated evaluation, review, and iteration. Do NOT use for general coding tasks, writing documentation unrelated to agents/skills, or building applications.
- ▌ Code Review 2 · bjg4 bundleReview pull requests for bugs, security issues, and maintainability with severity-grouped findings. Use when reviewing PRs, diffs, or code changes before merge. Do NOT use for implementing features or writing new code.
- ▌ Grill Me 2 · bjg4 bundleStress-test a plan or design through Socratic questioning until shared understanding. Use when the user says "grill me", wants to stress-test a plan, or review a design. Do NOT use for implementation or code generation.
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- ▌ Code Review 4 · bjg4Review pull requests for bugs, security issues, and maintainability problems with structured findings. Use when reviewing PRs, diffs, or code changes. Do NOT use for writing new features from scratch.
- ▌ Grill Me 4 · bjg4Stress-test a plan or design through relentless Socratic questioning until shared understanding. Use when the user says "grill me", wants to stress-test a plan, or review a design decision. Do NOT use for implementation or code generation.
- ▌ Commit Message 2 · bjg4 bundleWrite conventional commit messages from git diffs or change summaries. Use when committing, drafting commit messages, or summarizing staged changes. Do NOT use for PR bodies or release notes.
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- ▌ Commit Message 4 · bjg4Write clear conventional commit messages from git diffs or change descriptions. Use when committing, writing commit messages, or summarizing staged changes. Do NOT use for PR descriptions or release notes.
- ▌ Decision Log · bjg4 bundleCapture already-made decisions as individual markdown files with YAML frontmatter in a decisions/ directory, indexed by an append-only decisions/_index.jsonl. Works for any domain — engineering, research, health, creative, financial, personal, scientific, legal, or anything else. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to log, record, or capture a decision, update the decision log, review logged decisions ('what decisions have we made'), look up a specific DEC-XXXX, or invokes /DL, /DecisionLog, or /decision-log. Handles decision extraction from conversations, options-considered tables, auto-generated index, status tracking, and supersession chains. Do NOT use for general note-taking, meeting minutes, journaling, brainstorming, or helping the user make a decision that has not been settled yet.
- ▌ Code Review · bjg4 bundleProvides comprehensive code review assistance for developers analyzing pull requests and code changes. Use when performing code reviews, examining diffs, or evaluating code quality before merge. Covers bugs, security vulnerabilities, performance concerns, and maintainability with structured feedback and severity levels.
- ▌ Grill Me · bjg4 bundleHelps users stress-test plans and designs through detailed questioning. Use when discussing architecture, project plans, or design documents. Supports Socratic dialogue and recommended answers.
- ▌ Commit Message · bjg4 bundleAssists developers with writing high-quality commit messages for version control. Use when committing changes, summarizing staged diffs, or preparing changelog entries. Supports conventional commits and descriptive subject lines.
- ▌ Bgskillz · bjg4 bundleCreate S-tier portable skills and agents with comprehensive quality guidance. Use when creating or improving skills, designing multi-agent orchestration workflows, auditing agent quality, running evals, or learning agent-building best practices. Covers the full lifecycle from use case definition through automated evaluation, review, and iteration. Do NOT use for general coding tasks, writing documentation unrelated to agents/skills, or building applications.