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9 published skills

  1. Plan · nicodiansk
    Use when you have stories or clear requirements that need to become an implementation plan with bite-sized tasks, exact file paths, complete code, and verification commands.
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  2. Ship · nicodiansk
    Use when implementation and review are complete and you need to integrate the work. Verifies tests, presents structured options for merge, PR, keep, or discard, and handles cleanup.
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  3. Wrap · nicodiansk
    Use when ending a session, taking a break, or context is getting full. Captures session state, decisions, and generates a resume prompt for the next session. Critical for multi-session continuity.
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  4. Atlas · nicodiansk
    Generate or update a semantic domain map (ATLAS.md) for the project. Maps where to look, entry points, module purposes, key symbols, and integration points. Complements codemap's structural index with the domain knowledge layer.
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  5. Debug · nicodiansk bundle
    Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behavior. Enforces systematic root-cause investigation before proposing fixes. Prevents guess-and-check debugging.
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  6. Setup · nicodiansk
    Run once after installing turbocharge. Audits global config for conflicts — duplicate agents, competing skills, stale rules — and offers to fix them. Also validates turbocharge plugin health.
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  7. Story · nicodiansk
    Use when you have requirements, PRDs, or feature descriptions that need to become implementable work. Transforms requirements into INVEST-compliant user stories with testable acceptance criteria.
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  8. Review · nicodiansk
    Use before merging to verify completed work meets requirements and quality standards. Dispatches code-reviewer for holistic assessment of the full git diff against the original plan.
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  9. Brainstorm · nicodiansk
    Use when starting creative work - creating features, building components, adding functionality, or modifying behavior. Explores requirements through Socratic dialogue before any implementation.
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