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  1. Dev 2 · mike-diff bundle
    Implement a feature end-to-end with external verification gates. Implements directly by default, delegates to subagents when work genuinely decomposes. Supports spec-backed runs, autonomous multi-phase sweeps, and an unattended mode (--unattended) for headless/CI runs.
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  2. Ask 2 · mike-diff
    Ask numbered clarifying questions before proceeding with a task. Use when requirements are ambiguous or key details are missing.
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  3. Dev 3 · mike-diff bundle
    Implement a feature end-to-end with external verification gates. Implements directly by default, delegates to subagents when work genuinely decomposes. Supports spec-backed runs, autonomous multi-phase sweeps, and /multitask parallelism.
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  4. Spec 2 · mike-diff bundle
    Generate a right-sized feature specification with acceptance criteria, self-contained phases, and transcript-verifiable goal conditions. Use when you know what to build.
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  5. Spec 3 · mike-diff bundle
    Generate a right-sized feature specification with acceptance criteria, self-contained phases, and safe parallelization guidance for Cursor. Use when you know what to build and need a spec ready to hand to /dev.
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  6. Issue 2 · mike-diff bundle
    Fetch a GitHub issue, explore the codebase, ask clarifying questions, and produce an implementation plan. Stops before building — hand off to /dev when ready. Use when planning implementation from a GitHub issue.
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  7. Skill 2 · mike-diff bundle
    Create a new Agent Skill in .cursor/skills/ following the agentskills.io specification. Use when creating skills, writing SKILL.md files, setting up skill directory structures, or validating skill frontmatter. Delegates to skill-author subagent using TDD methodology.
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  8. Orient 2 · mike-diff
    Build comprehensive understanding of a codebase. Maps tech stack, architecture, entry points, and patterns. Use when starting work on an unfamiliar codebase or onboarding to a new project.
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  9. Ticket 2 · mike-diff bundle
    Create a well-structured GitHub issue through a guided interview. Explores the codebase first, asks batched questions, previews the issue, then runs gh issue create. Use when creating new GitHub issues.
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  10. To Dos 2 · mike-diff
    Generate detailed, actionable developer tasks using TodoWrite with rich descriptions, dependency tracking, and verification steps. Use when breaking down a feature or change into implementation tasks.
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  11. Discuss 2 · mike-diff bundle
    Explore a rough idea through conversation and parallel background research. Produces a validated plan with an adversarial check. Hands off to /spec or /dev.
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  12. Discuss 3 · mike-diff bundle
    Explore a rough idea through conversation and background research. Produces a validated plan with an adversarial check and an ADLC handoff. Use when thinking through a feature before building or revisiting an existing implementation.
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  13. Primitives 2 · mike-diff
    Enumerate all native Cursor tools, modes, and configuration primitives available in the current session. Use when verifying what tools are available before writing agents or hooks, or after a Cursor update.
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  14. Dev 4 · mike-diff bundle
    Implement a feature end-to-end with external verification gates. Implements directly by default, delegates to subagents when work genuinely decomposes. Supports spec-backed runs, autonomous multi-phase sweeps, and an unattended mode (--unattended) for headless/CI runs.
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  15. Spec 4 · mike-diff bundle
    Generate a right-sized feature specification with acceptance criteria, self-contained phases, and transcript-verifiable goal conditions. Use when you know what to build.
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  16. Issue 3 · mike-diff
    Fetch a GitHub issue, explore the codebase, ask clarifying questions, and produce an implementation plan. Stops before building.
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  17. Skill 3 · mike-diff bundle
    Create a new Agent Skill in .claude/skills/ following the agentskills.io specification. Use when creating skills, writing SKILL.md files, setting up skill directory structures, or validating skill frontmatter. Delegates to skill-author teammate using TDD methodology.
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  18. Ticket 3 · mike-diff
    Create a GitHub issue through a guided interview. Explores the codebase first, asks batched questions, previews, then runs gh issue create.
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  19. To Dos 3 · mike-diff bundle
    Generate detailed, actionable developer tasks using TaskCreate with rich descriptions, dependency tracking, and owner assignment.
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  20. Discuss 4 · mike-diff bundle
    Explore a rough idea through conversation and parallel background research. Produces a validated plan with an adversarial check. Hands off to /agent-team:spec or /agent-team:dev.
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  21. Slop Check 2 · mike-diff bundle
    Run tool-driven code quality analysis then apply LLM judgment for cleanup. Use when cleaning up a codebase, removing slop, dead code, or improving code quality. Two-phase approach: static analysis tools find problems, agent judges what to fix.
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  22. Loop Patterns 2 · mike-diff
    Recommended /loop patterns for the agents shipped in this repo (explorer, implementer, reviewer, qa, skill-author). Activates when the user asks about /loop, polling, watch-mode, periodic tasks, or autonomous iteration.
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  23. Team Orchestration 2 · mike-diff
    Delegation and orchestration patterns for Claude Code — when to work directly vs delegate, subagents vs Workflow fan-outs, parallel write isolation, verification topology, and effort/model tiering. Use when coordinating subagents, running multi-agent work, or deciding whether to delegate at all.
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  24. Dev · mike-diff bundle
    Implement and verify an approved feature, bug fix, or specification phase. Use when the user explicitly invokes $dev for ad hoc or spec-backed development, a named phase or multi-phase sweep, interactive or unattended local execution, with preflight, scoped implementation, reflection, independent review, QA, and a committed, pr-ready, blocked, or failed handoff.
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  25. Ask · mike-diff
    Ask numbered clarifying questions before proceeding with a task
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  26. Spec · mike-diff bundle
    Create a right-sized, implementation-ready feature specification from a clear request or validated ADLC handoff. Use when the user explicitly invokes $spec to define acceptance criteria, boundaries, self-contained phases, and optional native Codex /goal prompts before development.
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  27. Issue · mike-diff
    Fetch a GitHub issue, explore the codebase, ask clarifying questions, and produce an implementation plan. Stops before building.
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  28. Skill · mike-diff bundle
    Create a new Agent Skill in .claude/skills/ following the agentskills.io specification. Use when creating skills, writing SKILL.md files, setting up skill directory structures, or validating skill frontmatter. Delegates to skill-author teammate using TDD methodology.
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  29. Orient · mike-diff
    Build a comprehensive understanding of the codebase. Maps tech stack, architecture, and patterns. Findings persist through project memory.
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  30. Ticket · mike-diff
    Create a GitHub issue through a guided interview. Explores the codebase first, asks batched questions, previews, then runs gh issue create.
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  31. To Dos · mike-diff bundle
    Generate detailed, actionable developer tasks using TaskCreate with rich descriptions, dependency tracking, and owner assignment.
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  32. Discuss · mike-diff bundle
    Explore and validate a rough product or technical idea before implementation. Use when the user explicitly invokes $discuss to examine a new idea, revisit an existing implementation, study supplied references, compare approaches, surface risks, and produce an ADLC handoff for $spec or $dev.
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  33. Debug Ops · mike-diff
    Operational guidance for Cursor's /debug command. Activates during root-cause-first troubleshooting and hypothesis-driven debugging.
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  34. Primitives · mike-diff
    Enumerate all native Claude Code tools, modes, and configuration primitives available in the current session
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  35. Slop Check · mike-diff bundle
    Run tool-driven code quality analysis then apply LLM judgment for cleanup. Use when cleaning up a codebase, removing slop, dead code, or improving code quality. Two-phase approach: static analysis tools find problems, agent judges what to fix.
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  36. Canvas Ops · mike-diff
    Operational guidance for Cursor's Canvas artifacts. Activates when producing data-heavy, structured, or analytical outputs that benefit from rich formatting.
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  37. Agent Team Dev · mike-diff
    Run the Agent Team dev workflow in pi for this repo. Use when implementing a validated feature or spec-backed phase end-to-end with an external verify gate and a committed, pr-ready, blocked, or failed handoff.
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  38. Agent Team Spec · mike-diff
    Run the Agent Team spec workflow in pi for this repo. Use when turning a validated idea or ADLC handoff into a local, uncommitted, right-sized spec with acceptance criteria, self-contained phases and goal conditions.
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  39. Goal Or Loop · mike-diff bundle
    Decides between the Claude Code /goal and /loop commands for a rough task, then emits a copy-paste-ready command block. Use when the mechanism is NOT yet chosen, for asks like should I use /goal or /loop, is this a goal or a loop, what is the best way to run this until it is done, set this up to run autonomously until X, or keep working on this unattended until it converges. Picks /goal (verifiable end-state provable from the transcript), /loop (cadence or waiting on an external clock), BOTH in sequence (terminal deliverable plus ongoing watch), or NEITHER (one-shot, needs human judgment, or unobservable). Triggers on keywords goal, loop, autonomously, until done, unattended, converge. Does NOT claim plain set up a recurring task / cron / poll every N minutes (that is loop-patterns) or schedule work that survives the session (that is schedule); and does NOT fire once the user has already typed /loop or /goal.
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  40. Worktree Ops · mike-diff
    Operational guidance for Cursor's /worktree command. Activates when deciding whether to isolate a task in a dedicated worktree for parallel or risky work.
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  41. Loop Patterns · mike-diff
    Recommended /loop patterns for the agents shipped in this repo (explorer, implementer, reviewer, qa, skill-author). Activates when the user asks about /loop, polling, watch-mode, periodic tasks, or autonomous iteration.
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  42. Best Of N Ops · mike-diff
    Operational guidance for Cursor's /best-of-n command. Activates when running parallel model attempts and selecting the strongest result.
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  43. Agent Team Discuss · mike-diff
    Run the Agent Team discuss workflow in pi for this repo. Use when exploring a feature idea before writing a spec or implementation plan, validating assumptions, or preparing an ADLC handoff for /skill:agent-team-spec or /skill:agent-team-dev.
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  44. Review Patterns · mike-diff
    Code review patterns for spec compliance, quality verification, and reference integrity. Use when reviewing code changes, verifying implementation against requirements, or assessing code quality. Covers three-pass review method, severity levels, scope creep detection, security checks, and stale reference detection.
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  45. Testing Patterns · mike-diff
    Testing patterns for running and writing tests across project types. Use when running lint, typecheck, or tests, writing new tests, setting up test infrastructure, or diagnosing test failures. Covers auto-detection of test frameworks, error categorization, and structured reporting.
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  46. Team Orchestration · mike-diff
    Delegation and orchestration patterns for Claude Code — when to work directly vs delegate, subagents vs Workflow fan-outs, parallel write isolation, verification topology, and effort/model tiering. Use when coordinating subagents, running multi-agent work, or deciding whether to delegate at all.
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