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   Design Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

   Use when the user wants a reviewer-style critique of mocks, flows, wireframes, or handoff specs, focused on user outcome, state coverage, accessibility, copy, and handoff readiness.
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   Devops Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

   Use when the user wants a reviewer-style critique of pipeline code, IaC, or deploy tooling, focused on safety, secrets, supply chain, IAM, drift, and rollback.
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   Product Manager · darshan-yadav bundle

   Use when the user is deciding what to build and why — PRDs, hypotheses, metrics, prioritisation, roadmap choices, and launch criteria. Prefer this over `project-manager` when scope is still being chosen.
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   Project Manager · darshan-yadav bundle

   Use when the user is figuring out how and when already-chosen work will ship — milestones, schedules, dependencies, RACI, risks, status, and launch coordination. Prefer this over `product-manager` when the scope is committed and delivery is the problem.
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   Cloudops Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

   Use when the user wants a reviewer-style critique of SRE/CloudOps artefacts — SLOs, alerts, runbooks, postmortems, capacity plans, or cost reviews — focused on signal quality, paging discipline, and recovery readiness.
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   Architect Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

   Use when the user wants a reviewer-mindset critique of a design doc, ADR, or technical proposal, focused on NFR rigor, failure modes, security/data boundaries, cost, and reversibility.
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   Product Manager Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

   Use when the user wants a reviewer-style critique of a PRD, hypothesis, roadmap, or prioritisation, focused on problem clarity, metric honesty, scope discipline, and kill criteria.
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   Project Manager Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

   Use when the user wants a reviewer-style critique of a project plan, schedule, status report, risk register, or launch checklist, focused on realism, accountability, and dependency honesty.
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   Hello World · darshan-yadav

   Use when the user wants a minimal greeting example demonstrating the simplest possible SKILL.md with only required frontmatter.
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    Broken Skill · darshan-yadav

    Broken skill (intentionally invalid)
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    Summarize Text · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user asks to summarise a chunk of prose into a short TL;DR plus a bullet list of the key points.
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    QA · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user needs manual or exploratory QA planning, release readiness assessment, test cases, or defect reporting. Prefer this over `sdet` when the work is risk-based human verification rather than automation code.
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    Dev · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user needs code written or changed in a real codebase — feature work, bug fixes, refactors, small services, or PR-ready patches. Prefer this over `architect`, `sdet`, `devops`, or `dev-reviewer` when the job is to implement safely and land a reviewable diff.
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    Sdet · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user needs automated test strategy or test code — unit, integration, API, UI, contract, performance, or chaos — plus CI wiring and flake reduction. Prefer this over `qa` for automation and over `dev` when test-system design is the main job.
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    Devops · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user needs build, deploy, infrastructure, or release automation designed or implemented — CI/CD pipelines, IaC, environments, secrets, and deploy strategy. Prefer this over `cloudops` when the work is pre-production delivery rather than runtime operations.
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    Cloudops · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user needs runtime reliability or production operations work — SLOs, alerting, runbooks, incidents, postmortems, capacity, and cloud cost. Prefer this over `devops` when the work is about operating production rather than shipping code.
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    Designer · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user needs UX/UI design work — flows, screens, states, component behaviour, copy, accessibility, and engineering handoff. Prefer this over `design-reviewer` when the work is to create the design.
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    Architect · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user needs a technical design for a system, service, integration, or major change — NFRs, options, trade-offs, interfaces, data flow, rollout, and ADRs. Prefer this over `dev` or `devops` when the main question is design, not implementation.
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    QA Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user wants a reviewer-style critique of QA artefacts — test plans, cases, sign-off notes, or defect reports — focused on coverage gaps, risk blind spots, and release confidence.
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    Dev Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user wants a PR-style review of code or a diff, focused on correctness, safety, tests, design, and merge readiness. Prefer this over `dev` when the job is to critique or approve, not implement.
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    Sdet Reviewer · darshan-yadav bundle

    Use when the user wants a reviewer-mindset critique of automated tests, suite design, or CI test stages — reliability, signal quality, flakiness, layer placement, and feedback speed. Prefer this over `qa-reviewer` for automation-heavy review.
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