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- ▌ Codespring · codespringapp bundleProject planning and management with CodeSpring. Use when the user wants to work with CodeSpring projects, tasks, PRDs, mindmaps, or analyze a codebase for project planning. Handles workspace selection, project linking, task management, and syncing findings to CodeSpring.
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- ▌ Cs Build Feature · codespringappInteractive orchestrator that builds a feature from its CodeSpring plan. It interviews the user about what they're building, checks the feature has enough context (notes + Frontend/Backend PRDs) and a numbered task list, guides them to fill any gaps, then builds the Kanban tasks — optionally spawning up to 5 parallel sub-agents — while guarding the shared systems it could break. Use when the user wants to build/implement a feature they planned in CodeSpring. Triggers, "build this feature", "implement my feature", "start building from CodeSpring", "let's build X", "work through my Kanban tasks".
- ▌ Cs Build Handoff · codespringappTurn a finished CodeSpring plan into the pack a paying client actually receives — a plain-English summary of what is being built, the mockup and its style guide, the plan and task links, an honest phase-by-phase build order, what was assumed, what is still open, what is needed from them, and exactly what to do next to start building. Written at a reading level a non-technical owner can follow, with no file paths and no jargon. Run it once the map, notes, PRDs and tasks exist and the plan is about to leave your hands. Triggers, "hand this over to the client", "create the client pack", "write the handover", "send them the plan", "what do I send the client", "onboard them onto this plan", "package this up for delivery".
- ▌ Cs Build Plan App · codespringapp bundleTurn an idea into a CodeSpring plan — from a sales-call recording, a transcript, a voice note, or someone just talking at you about what they want. Interviews the person (or mines the recording) for the job the app does, walks the screens with them, picks the platform from what the app actually needs to do, finds the one technically hard part and names a real solution for it (including existing open-source prior art), cuts to a v1 that can be sold, then writes the map — core features, sub-features, notes — and hands off to cs-build-create-prd and cs-build-create-tasks. The no-code-yet counterpart to cs-build-import-codebase. Triggers, "plan my app", "generate a plan", "turn this recording into a plan", "I have an idea for an app", "design my app in CodeSpring", "map out this idea", "I've got a client call recording, make the plan", "plan from scratch".
- ▌ Cs Build UI Mockup · codespringapp bundleTurn a CodeSpring plan into a clickable local mockup the client can actually look at — one screen per core feature, real copy, plausible data, a proper token-driven design system with light and dark mode, and a style guide page showing the branding. Then run the review that surfaces what the written plan could not: screen order, hierarchy, position, and choices that turn out to be incomplete. Feeds every correction back into the CodeSpring notes and tasks. Runs AFTER the map and notes exist and BEFORE the PRDs are generated. Triggers, "make a mockup", "mock up the UI", "show me what it looks like", "build a prototype", "design the screens", "what would this app look like", "create a UI mockup for this plan", "I want to show the client something".
- ▌ Cs Build Create Prd · codespringappSpecialist for creating CodeSpring PRDs. Interactive — it lists the user's core features, asks which one and whether to generate a Frontend, Backend, or Both PRD, then deep-dives the real code and generates the PRD(s) and attaches them to the feature's bridge on the canvas. The PRDs capture the shared backend contracts and design system so new features are built without duplicating or breaking what exists. Use when the user wants a PRD / spec for a feature. Triggers, "create a PRD", "make a frontend PRD", "make a backend PRD", "generate PRDs for this feature", "document this feature in CodeSpring", "spec out X so I can design new features".
- ▌ Cs Marketing Website · codespringapp bundleUse when an app needs its marketing pages set up and organised. Builds the site architecture, page inventory, proof map, conversion paths, and a founder-facing NOW/NEXT/LATER workboard.
- ▌ Cs Build Create Tasks · codespringappTurn a CodeSpring feature's notes + PRDs into a numbered, prioritized Kanban task list linked to that feature. Reads the feature, its sub-features, its PRDs, and any features that link to it, then writes ordered tasks that are safe to build in parallel — each with what/why/what-it-touches/what-not-to- touch/dependencies. Use when the user has a feature planned and wants a build plan. Triggers, "create tasks", "make a task list", "break this feature into tasks", "generate a build plan", "turn my PRD into tasks", "what do I build first".
- ▌ Cs Marketing Research · codespringapp bundleResearch a product idea before committing it to a CodeSpring build plan. Finds direct competitors, open-source projects, substitutes, and relevant platform capabilities; separates commodity features from a defensible wedge; then records an evidence-backed recommendation and creates only the scoped feature and tasks worth building. Use when the user asks whether an idea already exists, requests market or competitor research, asks what would make a product unique, or wants to validate an idea before creating a PRD or tasks.
- ▌ Cs Build Audit Codebase · codespringapp bundleDiagnose a broken or untrusted codebase and plan the fix. Runs the app for real, fans out parallel specialist sub-agents (security, database, core logic, frontend/UX, architecture), audits the git/CI/deploy setup, verifies the headline claims independently, then gives a plain-English findings list ranked by real-world cost, writes FINDINGS.md into the repo, and delivers a rebuild-or-fix-in-place verdict (fix in place wins by default, and having real users can veto a rebuild outright) before handing off to cs-build-import-codebase and creating the Kanban tasks. Works on any codebase in any language. Triggers, "my app is a mess", "audit my codebase", "what's wrong with my app", "diagnose this codebase", "should I rebuild or fix this", "find the bugs in my app", "review my whole app".
- ▌ Cs Build Getting Started · codespringappThe CodeSpring entry point. Connects the agent to the user's CodeSpring account, reports where the project actually is (map? notes? PRDs? tasks?), and names the single next step — audit an app that isn't doing its job, import one that is, plan a new one from scratch, or carry on from wherever the project already got to. Routes on two questions: is there code, and does it do the job (five specific checks, not "do you trust it"). Safe to run at any point, not just the beginning. Use when the user is unsure where to begin or what to do next, or right after installing the CodeSpring skills. Triggers, "get started with CodeSpring", "set up CodeSpring", "connect CodeSpring", "I just installed the CodeSpring skills", "what can I do with CodeSpring", "where do I start", "what should I do next".
- ▌ Cs Build Import Codebase · codespringapp bundleGet an existing app into CodeSpring as a visual feature map — a small set of core features (sidebar-level) with nested sub-features and a "how it works" note each — then PRDs (via cs-build-create-prd) and Kanban tasks. Takes an OPTIONAL audit + verdict: with no audit it documents what exists; with an audit it builds the corrected target map (what the app should be) and generates fix or rebuild tasks from the findings. Detects an existing map, judges whether it is any good, and keeps or repairs it instead of duplicating it — and offers to audit first if the codebase looks broken. Triggers, "import my codebase into CodeSpring", "map my existing app", "reverse engineer my app into features", "bring this project into CodeSpring", "visualize my code in CodeSpring".
- ▌ Cs Build Resync Codebase · codespringappRe-sync CodeSpring with the real code after building. Independently checks whether the features, notes, and PRDs in CodeSpring still match what the code actually does now (features drift from their plan once built), then updates CodeSpring to match. Read-only on the codebase — it only reads code/git and writes to CodeSpring. Use after a feature is finished, or periodically, to keep the map from going stale. Triggers, "resync my codebase", "is CodeSpring up to date", "check for stale PRDs", "update CodeSpring from the code", "my plan drifted from the code".
- ▌ Cs Marketing Offer Creation · codespringappDesign a paid-ads offer from evidence rather than opinion. Tears down what competitors are already running in the Meta Ad Library, ranks offers by survival and creative duplication, scrapes the landing pages behind the winning ads, then writes the offer, its price ladder, its order bumps and its back end into a durable teardown document. Use when designing or rewriting a front-end offer, a webinar or event registration page, an order bump, or an upsell. Triggers, "research offers", "what offers are working right now", "tear down this funnel", "scrape the ad library", "design a front-end offer", "what should our webinar promise be", "competitor ad research", "why is our CPC so high".