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- ▌ Configure Alerting Rules · pjt222 bundleConfigure Prometheus Alertmanager with routing trees, receivers (Slack, PagerDuty, email), inhibition rules, silences, and notification templates for actionable incident alerting. Use when implementing proactive monitoring with automated incident detection, routing alerts to the appropriate team by severity, reducing alert fatigue through grouping and deduplication, integrating with on-call systems like PagerDuty, or migrating from legacy alerting to Prometheus-based alerting.
- ▌ Configure Git Repository · pjt222Configure a Git repository with proper .gitignore, branch strategy, commit conventions, hooks, and remote setup. Covers initial setup and common patterns for R, Node.js, and Python projects. Use when initializing version control for a new project, adding a .gitignore for a specific language or framework, setting up branch protection and conventions, or configuring commit hooks.
- ▌ Coordinate Peer Sessions · pjt222Coordinate safely with a peer interactive session sharing the same git worktree — check first whether a separate worktree removes the problem, then declare path and branch scope before the first edit, survive a contended index lock, and review the whole branch before opening a PR. Activate when starting work in a repository that may already be occupied, when a git command fails with `index.lock: File exists`, when `guard:snapshot` refuses because a snapshot already exists, or when a commit turns out to contain a file this session never edited. Distinct from subagent concurrency: a peer session cannot be bracketed, because no baseline exists from before its edits.
- ▌ Decode Minified JS Gates · pjt222Classify gate call variants in a minified JavaScript bundle. Covers context-window extraction around a flag occurrence, identification of 4–6 reader variants (sync boolean, sync config-object, bootstrap-aware TTL, truthy-only, async bootstrap, async bridge), default-value extraction (boolean / null / numeric / config-object literal), conjunction detection across `&&` predicates, kill-switch inversion detection, and production of a gate-mechanics record that feeds probe- feature-flag-state. Use when a flag's behavior cannot be inferred from its name alone, when the binary uses multiple reader libraries, or when config-object gates carry structured schemas distinct from boolean gates.
- ▌ Document Insect Sighting · pjt222Record insect sightings with location, date, habitat, photography, behavior notes, preliminary identification, and citizen science submission. Covers GPS coordinates, weather conditions, microhabitat description, macro photography techniques, behavioral observations, preliminary identification to order using body plan, and submission to citizen science platforms such as iNaturalist. Use when encountering an insect you want to document, contributing to citizen science biodiversity databases, building a personal observation journal, or supporting ecological surveys with georeferenced photographic records.
- ▌ Verify Web App Runtime · pjt222 bundleVerify that a frontend or visual change actually works by running the app in headless Chromium and observing pixels plus console output — runtime verification for WebGL, GPGPU, Canvas, and WebAudio surfaces that static review and unit tests cannot cover. Launches with the SwiftShader/ANGLE flags WebGL2 needs, probes EXT_color_buffer_half_float before trusting a GPGPU path, asserts visibilityState === 'visible' and non-black canvas luminance (>1% of pixels lit), runs a second reduced-motion context, and treats only fresh page loads (never HMR) as a valid test surface. Use when a PR touches shaders, particle systems, canvas rendering, or audio, when "it renders on my machine" needs a CI-checkable exit code, or when a headless spot-check must prove an app draws real pixels before merge.
- ▌ Write Incident Runbook · pjt222 bundleCreate structured incident runbooks with diagnostic steps, resolution procedures, escalation paths, and communication templates for effective incident response. Use when documenting response procedures for recurring alerts, standardizing incident response across an on-call rotation, reducing MTTR with clear diagnostic steps, creating training materials for new team members, or linking alert annotations directly to resolution procedures.
- ▌ Assess Trail Conditions · pjt222Evaluate current trail conditions including weather, snow line, river crossings, exposure, and trail maintenance status for safety decision-making. Produces a GREEN/YELLOW/RED safety rating with actionable go/no-go recommendations. Use the day before or morning of a planned hike, during tour planning to assess seasonal viability, after unexpected weather changes on a multi-day tour, when reports suggest trail damage or closures, or before committing to an alpine or exposed route.
- ▌ Behavioral Modification · pjt222Address unwanted dog behaviors through desensitization, counter-conditioning, and management. Covers reactivity (to dogs, people, sounds), separation anxiety, resource guarding, excessive barking, and leash pulling using force-free methods with systematic threshold management. Use when a dog shows reactivity toward other dogs, people, or stimuli; when separation anxiety causes destructive behavior or vocalization; when resource guarding is present; or when behaviors like excessive barking or leash pulling interfere with daily life — after basic obedience is established.
- ▌ Build Custom MCP Server · pjt222Build a custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes domain-specific tools to AI assistants. Covers server implementation in Node.js or R, tool definitions, the resources and prompts primitives, transport configuration, and testing with Claude Code. Use when you need to expose custom functionality beyond what mcptools provides, when building specialized domain-specific AI integrations, or when wrapping existing APIs or services as MCP tools.
- ▌ Circuit Breaker Pattern · pjt222Implement circuit breaker logic for agentic tool calls — tracking tool health, transitioning between closed/open/half-open states, reducing task scope when tools fail, routing to alternatives via capability maps, and enforcing failure budgets to prevent error accumulation. Separates orchestration (deciding what to attempt) from execution (calling tools), following the expeditor pattern. Use when building agents that depend on multiple tools with varying reliability, designing fault-tolerant agentic workflows, recovering gracefully from tool outages mid-task, or hardening existing agents against cascading tool failures.
- ▌ Configure Reverse Proxy · pjt222Configure reverse proxy patterns across multiple tools including Nginx, Traefik, and ShinyProxy. Covers WebSocket proxying, path-based and host-based routing, SSL termination, and Docker label auto-discovery. Use when routing multiple services behind a single entry point, proxying WebSocket connections (Shiny, Socket.IO), auto-discovering Docker services with Traefik labels, or adding SSL termination to services that don't handle TLS natively.
- ▌ Consult Natural History · pjt222Reference Hildegard von Bingen's Physica natural history knowledge. Covers classification of plants, stones, animals, fish, birds, elements, and trees with their medicinal, symbolic, and practical properties. Enables cross- referencing between categories and application guidance. Use when exploring a specific plant, stone, or animal from Hildegard's perspective, researching medieval natural history and cosmology, cross-referencing properties across categories, or integrating Physica knowledge into health, spiritual, or creative practice.
- ▌ Containerize MCP Server · pjt222Containerize an R-based MCP (Model Context Protocol) server using Docker. Covers mcptools integration, port exposure, stdio vs HTTP transport, and connecting Claude Code to the containerized server. Use when deploying an R MCP server without requiring a local R installation, creating a reproducible MCP server environment, running MCP servers alongside other containerized services, or distributing an MCP server to other developers.
- ▌ Deploy Ml Model Serving · pjt222 bundleDeploy machine learning models to production serving infrastructure using MLflow, BentoML, or Seldon Core with REST/gRPC endpoints, implement autoscaling, monitoring, and A/B testing capabilities for high-performance model inference at scale. Use when deploying trained models for real-time inference, setting up REST or gRPC prediction APIs, implementing autoscaling for variable load, running A/B tests between model versions, or migrating from batch to real-time inference.
- ▌ Design On Call Rotation · pjt222Design sustainable on-call rotations with balanced schedules, clear escalation policies, fatigue management, and handoff procedures. Minimize burnout while maintaining incident response coverage. Use when setting up on-call for the first time, scaling a team from 2-3 to 5+ engineers, addressing on-call burnout or alert fatigue, improving incident response times, or after a post-mortem identifies handoff issues.
- ▌ Design Training Program · pjt222Design a GxP training programme covering training needs analysis by role, curriculum design (regulatory awareness, system-specific, data integrity), competency assessment criteria, training record retention, and retraining triggers for SOP revisions and incidents. Use when a new validated system requires user training before go-live, an audit finding cites inadequate training, organisational changes introduce new roles, a periodic programme review is due, or inspection preparation requires demonstrating training adequacy.
- ▌ Fit Hidden Markov Model · pjt222Fit hidden Markov models using the Baum-Welch (EM) algorithm with model selection, Viterbi decoding for state sequences, and forward-backward probabilities. Use when observations are generated by unobservable latent states, you need to segment a time series into latent regimes (market regimes, speech phonemes, biological sequences), compute sequence probabilities, decode the most likely hidden state path, or compare models with different numbers of hidden states.
- ▌ Formulate Herbal Remedy · pjt222Prepare herbal remedies from Hildegard von Bingen's Physica. Covers plant identification, preparation methods (tinctures, poultices, infusions, decoctions), dosage guidance, contraindications, and safety review based on 12th-century medieval pharmacopeia. Use when needing an herbal remedy for a specific ailment using Hildegardian pharmacopeia, seeking guidance on preparation methods and dosage, researching medieval herbal medicine, or integrating Hildegard's plant wisdom into holistic health practice.
- ▌ Install Almanac Content · pjt222Install skills, agents, and teams from agent-almanac into any supported agentic framework using the CLI. Covers framework detection, content search, installation with dependency resolution, health auditing, and manifest-based syncing. Use when setting up a new project with agentic capabilities, installing specific skills or entire domains, targeting multiple frameworks simultaneously, or maintaining a declarative manifest of installed content.
- ▌ Interpret Mass Spectrum · pjt222Systematically interpret mass spectra to determine molecular formula, identify fragmentation pathways, and propose molecular structures. Covers ionization method assessment, molecular ion identification, isotope pattern analysis, common fragmentation losses, and purity evaluation.
- ▌ Observe Insect Behavior · pjt222Conduct structured insect behavior observations using sampling protocols, ethogram categories, event recording, interaction logging, environmental context, and summary analysis. Covers focal animal sampling, scan sampling, all-occurrences sampling, and instantaneous sampling methods. Defines a standard insect ethogram with locomotion, feeding, grooming, mating, defense, communication, and rest categories. Includes timestamped event recording, intraspecific and interspecific interaction logging, environmental covariate documentation, and time budget analysis. Use when studying insect behavior for ecological research, documenting behavioral repertoires for a species, observing pollinator activity or predator-prey dynamics, or supporting conservation assessments with behavioral data.
- ▌ Orchestrate Ml Pipeline · pjt222 bundleOrchestrate end-to-end machine learning pipelines using Prefect or Airflow with DAG construction, task dependencies, retry logic, scheduling, monitoring, and integration with MLflow, DVC, and feature stores for production ML workflows. Use when automating multi-step ML workflows from data ingestion to deployment, scheduling periodic model retraining, coordinating distributed training tasks, or managing retry logic and failure recovery across pipeline stages.
- ▌ Prove Geometric Theorem · pjt222Prove geometric theorems using Euclidean axiomatic methods, coordinate geometry, or vector methods with rigorous step-by-step logical structure. Covers direct proof, proof by contradiction, coordinate proofs, vector proofs, and handling of special cases and degenerate configurations. Use when given a geometric statement to prove, verifying a conjecture, establishing a lemma, converting geometric intuition into a rigorous proof, or comparing the effectiveness of different proof methods.
- ▌ Resolve Git Conflicts · pjt222Resolve merge and rebase conflicts with safe recovery strategies. Covers identifying conflict sources, reading conflict markers, choosing resolution strategies, and continuing or aborting operations safely. Use when a git merge, rebase, cherry-pick, or stash pop reports conflicts, when a git pull results in conflicting changes, or when you need to safely abort and restart a failed merge or rebase operation.
- ▌ Select Print Material · pjt222Choose 3D printing materials based on mechanical, thermal, and chemical requirements. Covers PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, Nylon, and resin variants with property comparisons. Use when selecting material for parts with specific mechanical or thermal requirements, choosing for outdoor or chemical exposure, evaluating food-safe or biocompatible applications, balancing printability vs. performance, or troubleshooting material-related print failures.
- ▌ Setup Automl Pipeline · pjt222 bundleConfigure automated machine learning pipelines using Optuna or Ray Tune for hyperparameter optimization. Implement efficient search strategies (Hyperband, ASHA), define search spaces, and set up early stopping to find optimal model configurations with minimal manual tuning. Use when starting a new ML project and needing to quickly find good configurations, retraining with new data and re-optimizing hyperparameters, comparing multiple algorithms, or when the team lacks deep expertise in specific algorithm hyperparameters.
- ▌ Analyze Magnetic Field · pjt222Calculate and visualize magnetic fields produced by current distributions using the Biot-Savart law, Ampere's law, and magnetic dipole approximations. Use when computing B-fields from arbitrary current geometries, exploiting symmetry with Ampere's law, analyzing superposition of multiple sources, or characterizing magnetic materials through permeability, B-H curves, and hysteresis behavior.
- ▌ Assess Holistic Health · pjt222Conduct temperament-based health assessment from Hildegard von Bingen's Causae et Curae. Evaluates the four temperaments (sanguine, choleric, melancholic, phlegmatic), elemental correspondences (air, fire, earth, water), and provides dietary and lifestyle recommendations for rebalancing. Use when understanding constitutional type in Hildegardian terms, experiencing imbalance (fatigue, digestive issues, mental fog) needing holistic guidance, seeking dietary recommendations by temperament, or researching medieval humoral medicine.
- ▌ Detect Anomalies Aiops · pjt222 bundleImplement AI-powered anomaly detection for operational metrics using time series analysis (Isolation Forest, Prophet, LSTM), alert correlation, and root cause analysis. Reduce alert fatigue by intelligently identifying true anomalies in system metrics, logs, and traces. Use when operations teams are overwhelmed by alert volume, when detecting complex multi-metric anomalies beyond static thresholds, when seasonal patterns make thresholds ineffective, or when needing to predict issues proactively before they impact users.
- ▌ Enforce Policy As Code · pjt222 bundleImplement policy-as-code enforcement using OPA Gatekeeper or Kyverno to validate and mutate Kubernetes resources according to organizational policies. Covers constraint templates, admission control, audit mode, reporting violations, and integrating with CI/CD pipelines for shift-left policy validation. Use when enforcing resource configuration standards, preventing security misconfigurations such as privileged containers, ensuring compliance before deployment, standardizing naming conventions, or auditing existing cluster resources against policies.
- ▌ Enforce Redaction Gate · pjt222Statically enforce a privacy/redaction boundary on an artifact tree before publication, the way an AST checker enforces a code contract. Builds a two-tier gate — a shape-based deny-list (regex over identifier shapes) plus a structure-aware tier that parses JSON/HTML/SVG/Markdown/code and asserts sensitive content cannot appear in meaningful positions — with a strict exit-code contract, label-only output that never echoes the patterns themselves, and false-positive narrowing instead of suppressions. Use when gating a public mirror, a disclosure draft, a wire-capture export, or any artifact that must pass a leak check before it ships, and when a plain line-grep is too coarse to trust.
- ▌ Generate Status Report · pjt222Generate a project status report by reading existing artifacts (charter, backlog, sprint plan, WBS), calculating metrics, identifying blockers, and summarizing progress with RAG indicators for schedule, scope, budget, and quality. Use at the end of a sprint or reporting period, when stakeholders request a health update, before steering committee or governance meetings, or when a new blocker or risk materializes mid-project.
- ▌ Interpret Chromatogram · pjt222Interpret a chromatogram from GC or HPLC analysis: verify system suitability parameters, identify peaks by retention time and spectral matching, perform accurate peak integration, calculate chromatographic figures of merit, and assess overall peak quality for reliable quantitation.
- ▌ Interpret Nmr Spectrum · pjt222Systematically interpret nuclear magnetic resonance spectra (1H, 13C, DEPT, and 2D experiments) to elucidate molecular structure. Covers chemical shift assignment, coupling pattern analysis, integration, and correlation of multi-dimensional data into coherent structural proposals.
- ▌ Mineral Identification · pjt222Field identification of minerals and ores using hardness, streak, luster, cleavage, crystal habit, and simple chemical tests. Covers the systematic elimination methodology, Mohs scale application, and common ore indicators for precious metals, gemstones, and industrial minerals. Use when encountering an unknown rock or mineral specimen, when prospecting and assessing whether a site shows valuable mineral indicators, when distinguishing ore-bearing rock from barren rock in the field, or when building geological literacy through systematic observation.
- ▌ Monitor Data Integrity · pjt222Design and operate a data integrity monitoring programme based on ALCOA+ principles. Covers detective controls, audit trail review schedules, anomaly detection patterns (off-hours activity, sequential modifications, bulk changes), metrics dashboards, investigation triggers, and escalation matrix definition. Use when establishing a data integrity monitoring programme for GxP systems, preparing for inspections where data integrity is a focus area, after a data integrity incident requiring enhanced monitoring, or when implementing MHRA, WHO, or PIC/S guidance.
- ▌ Perform CSV Assessment · pjt222Perform a Computer Systems Validation (CSV) assessment following GAMP 5 methodology. Covers user requirements, risk assessment, IQ/OQ/PQ planning, traceability matrix creation, and validation summary reporting. Use when a new computerized system is being introduced in a GxP environment, when an existing validated system is undergoing significant change, when periodic revalidation is required, or when a regulatory inspection demands a validation gap analysis.
- ▌ Serialize Data Formats · pjt222Serialize and deserialize data across common formats including JSON, XML, YAML, Protocol Buffers, MessagePack, and Apache Arrow/Parquet. Covers format selection criteria, encoding/decoding patterns, performance trade-offs, and interoperability considerations. Use when choosing a wire format for API communication, persisting structured data to disk, exchanging data between systems written in different languages, optimizing transfer size or parsing speed, or migrating from one serialization format to another.
- ▌ Setup Local Kubernetes · pjt222 bundleSet up a local Kubernetes development environment using kind, k3d, or minikube for fast inner-loop development. Covers cluster creation, ingress configuration, local registry setup, and integration with development tools like Skaffold and Tilt for automatic rebuild and redeploy workflows. Use when needing a local Kubernetes environment for development, testing manifests or Helm charts before production deployment, wanting fast automatic rebuild-and-redeploy cycles, or learning Kubernetes without cloud costs.
- ▌ Test Team Coordination · pjt222Execute a test scenario against a team, observing coordination pattern behaviors, evaluating acceptance criteria, and generating a structured RESULT.md. Use when validating that a team's coordination pattern produces the expected behaviors during a realistic task, comparing coordination patterns on equivalent workloads, or establishing baseline performance for a team composition.
- ▌ Tidy Project Structure · pjt222Organize project files into conventional directories, update stale READMEs, clean configuration drift, and archive deprecated items without changing code logic. Use when files are scattered without clear organization, READMEs are outdated or contain broken examples, configuration files have multiplied across dev/staging/prod, deprecated files remain in the project root, or naming conventions are inconsistent across directories.
- ▌ Write Testthat Tests · pjt222Write comprehensive testthat (edition 3) tests for R package functions. Covers test organization, expectations, fixtures, mocking, snapshot tests, parameterized tests, and achieving high coverage. Use when adding tests for new package functions, increasing test coverage for existing code, writing regression tests for bug fixes, or setting up test infrastructure for a package that lacks it.
- ▌ Analyze Prime Numbers · pjt222Analyze prime numbers using primality tests, factorization algorithms, prime distribution analysis, and sieve methods. Covers trial division, Miller-Rabin, Sieve of Eratosthenes, and the Prime Number Theorem. Use when determining whether an integer is prime or composite, finding prime factorizations, counting or listing primes up to a bound, or investigating prime properties within a number-theoretic proof or computation.
- ▌ Annotate Source Files · pjt222Add PUT workflow annotations to source files using the correct language-specific comment prefix. Covers annotation syntax, skeleton generation via put_generate(), multiline annotations, .internal variables, and validation. Supports 30+ languages with automatic comment prefix detection. Use after analyzing a codebase and having an annotation plan, when adding workflow documentation to new or existing source files, or when documenting data pipelines, ETL processes, or multi-step computations.
- ▌ Benchmark Htr Engines · pjt222 bundleSelect an OCR/HTR engine by benchmarking candidates on the same labelled samples — source ground truth from open datasets (e.g. Hugging Face PAGE-XML corpora) or hand-transcription, wrap every engine behind a transcribe(image_path) -> str adapter (vision-LLMs via any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, dedicated HTR REST APIs, cloud OCR), and score with zero-dependency raw CER, lenient CER, WER, and a critical name/date token diff. Use when choosing an engine for handwriting or historical-document transcription, when published accuracy claims need honest verification on your own material, or when a records workflow must surface confident-but-wrong names and dates that a low aggregate CER hides.
- ▌ Conduct Retrospective · pjt222Conduct a project or sprint retrospective by gathering data from status reports and velocity metrics, structuring what went well and what needs improvement, and generating actionable improvement items with owners and due dates. Use at the end of a sprint, after a project phase or milestone, following a significant incident or success, at a quarterly review of ongoing processes, or before starting a similar project to capture lessons learned.
- ▌ Configure API Gateway · pjt222 bundleDeploy and configure an API gateway (Kong or Traefik) to handle API traffic management, authentication, rate limiting, request/response transformation, and routing. Covers plugin configuration, upstream services, consumer management, and integration with existing infrastructure. Use when multiple backend services need a unified API endpoint, when centralized authentication or rate limiting is required, when implementing API versioning, or when needing detailed analytics and load balancing for microservices.
- ▌ Create 2d Composition · pjt222 bundleCompose 2D graphics programmatically using SVG generation, diagram layout algorithms, image compositing, and batch processing workflows. Use when generating diagrams, flowcharts, or infographics programmatically, creating reproducible scientific figures, automating production of badges or visual assets, building custom chart types not in standard libraries, or batch generating graphics with parameter variations.
- ▌ Create Github Release · pjt222Create a GitHub release with proper tagging, release notes, and optional build artifacts. Covers semantic versioning, changelog generation, and GitHub CLI usage. Use when marking a stable version of software for distribution, publishing a new library or application version, creating release notes for stakeholders, or distributing build artifacts (binaries, tarballs).
- ▌ Design A2a Agent Card · pjt222Design an A2A Agent Card (.well-known/agent.json) manifest describing agent capabilities, skills, authentication requirements, and supported content types. Use when building an agent that must be discoverable by other A2A-compliant agents, exposing capabilities for multi-agent orchestration, migrating an existing agent to the A2A protocol, defining the public contract for an agent before implementation, or integrating with agent registries that consume Agent Cards.
- ▌ Draft Project Charter · pjt222Draft a project charter that defines scope, stakeholders, success criteria, and initial risk register. Covers problem statement, RACI matrix, milestone planning, and scope boundaries for both agile and classic methodologies. Use when kicking off a new project or initiative, formalizing scope after an informal start, aligning stakeholders before detailed planning begins, or transitioning from discovery to active project work.
- ▌ Generative Recipe Dsl · pjt222 bundleDesign a generative recipe DSL so agents emit small validated JSON documents and ONE audited interpreter renders them all — data, not code. Covers the N-artifacts threshold for choosing a DSL over bespoke code, designing roles as style slots so a single recipe renders unchanged in every output style, the validator gate (compile + bounds + real render in all styles, plus a --fast mode for corpus-wide sweeps), hand-authored seed recipes, and the emergent conventions that keep a corpus of hundreds consistent without per-item steering. Use when many similar artifacts (icons, status badges, diagram nodes, test fixtures) must be generated by agents, when per-item bespoke code is multiplying unreviewable code paths, or when a whole corpus must be re-rendered cheaply into new styles.
- ▌ Headless Web Scraping · pjt222Extract data from web pages using the scrapling Python library — select the appropriate fetcher tier (HTTP, stealth Chromium, or full browser automation) based on target site defenses, configure headless browsing, and extract structured data with CSS selectors. Use when WebFetch is insufficient for JS-rendered pages, anti-bot-protected sites, or structured multi-element extraction requiring DOM traversal.
- ▌ Implement Audit Trail · pjt222Implement audit trail functionality for R projects in regulated environments. Covers logging, provenance tracking, electronic signatures, data integrity checks, and 21 CFR Part 11 compliance. Use when an R analysis requires electronic records compliance (21 CFR Part 11), when you need to track who did what and when in an analysis, when implementing data provenance tracking, or when creating tamper-evident analysis logs for regulatory submissions.
- ▌ Interpret Ir Spectrum · pjt222Systematically interpret infrared spectra to identify functional groups present in a sample. Covers diagnostic region analysis (4000-1500 cm-1), fingerprint region assessment (1500-400 cm-1), hydrogen bonding effects, and compilation of a functional group inventory with confidence levels.
- ▌ Manage Change Control · pjt222Manage change control for validated computerized systems. Covers change request triage (emergency, standard, minor), impact assessment on validated state, revalidation scope determination, approval workflows, implementation tracking, and post-change verification. Use when a validated system requires a software upgrade, patch, or configuration change; when infrastructure changes affect validated systems; when a CAPA requires system modification; or when emergency changes need expedited approval and retrospective documentation.
- ▌ Manage Tcg Collection · pjt222Organize, track, and value a trading card game collection. Covers inventory methods, storage best practices, grade-based valuation, want-list management, and collection analytics for Pokemon, MTG, Flesh and Blood, and Kayou cards. Use when starting a new collection and setting up inventory tracking, cataloging an existing collection that has grown beyond casual knowledge, valuing a collection for insurance or sale, or deciding which cards to submit for professional grading based on value potential.
- ▌ Ornament Style Modern · pjt222 bundleDesign ornamental patterns using modern and speculative aesthetics with colorblind-accessible color scales. Breaks free from historical period constraints to explore cyberpunk, solarpunk, biopunk, brutalist, vaporwave, and other contemporary genres. Includes CVD (Color Vision Deficiency) awareness and perceptually uniform scales (viridis, cividis, inferno). Use when creating ornamental designs in modern or genre-specific aesthetics, designing patterns that must be colorblind-accessible, or exploring hybrid motifs combining historical ornament with contemporary visual language.
- ▌ Render Blender Output · pjt222Configure render settings, compositing nodes, output formats, and execute renders via Cycles or EEVEE engines using Python API or command-line interface. Use when automating render execution for batch processing, configuring quality and performance trade-offs, setting up compositing pipelines for post-processing, generating multiple output formats from a single render, or producing final output for publication or presentation.
- ▌ Design Logic Circuit · pjt222Design combinational logic circuits from a functional specification through gate-level implementation. Covers AND, OR, NOT, XOR, NAND, NOR gates; NAND/NOR universality conversions; and standard building blocks including multiplexers, decoders, half/full adders, and ripple-carry adders. Use when translating a Boolean function or truth table into a hardware-realizable gate network and verifying it by exhaustive simulation.
- ▌ Fungi Identification · pjt222Field identification of fungi using morphological features, spore prints, habitat analysis, and seasonal context with a safety-first approach. Covers cap, gill, stem, and spore characteristics, look-alike differentiation, toxicity risk assessment, and the critical rule of absolute certainty before consumption. Use when encountering an unknown fungus, foraging for edible mushrooms and needing to confirm species before consumption, assessing whether fungi in a garden or property are harmful, or differentiating an edible species from a dangerous look-alike.
- ▌ Generate Tour Report · pjt222Generate a Quarto-based tour report with embedded maps, daily itineraries, logistics tables, and accommodation/transport details. Produces a self-contained HTML or PDF document suitable for offline use during travel. Use when compiling a planned tour into a shareable document, creating an offline-accessible travel guide, documenting a completed trip with photos and statistics, or producing a professional tour proposal for a group or client.
- ▌ Implement A2a Server · pjt222Implement a JSON-RPC 2.0 A2A server with full task lifecycle management (submitted/working/completed/failed/canceled/input-required), SSE streaming, and push notifications. Use when implementing an agent that participates in multi-agent A2A workflows, building a backend for an Agent Card, adding A2A protocol support to an existing agent or service, or deploying an agent that must interoperate with other A2A-compliant agents.
- ▌ Mushroom Cultivation · pjt222Cultivate edible and medicinal mushrooms from spawn through fruiting. Covers substrate preparation, inoculation methods, incubation conditions, fruiting chamber management, harvest timing, and successive flushes for oyster, shiitake, lion's mane, and other commonly cultivated species. Use when growing edible mushrooms without the risks of wild foraging, when a reliable supply of fresh culinary or medicinal mushrooms is needed, or when exploring mycelial ecology through hands-on cultivation practice.
- ▌ Optimize Cloud Costs · pjt222 bundleImplement cloud cost optimization strategies for Kubernetes workloads using tools like Kubecost for visibility, right-sizing recommendations, horizontal and vertical pod autoscaling, spot/preemptible instances, and resource quotas. Covers cost allocation, showback reporting, and continuous optimization practices. Use when cloud costs are growing without proportional business value, when resource requests are misaligned with actual usage, when manual scaling leads to over-provisioning, or when implementing showback and chargeback for internal cost accountability.
- ▌ Ornament Style Color · pjt222Design polychromatic ornamental patterns grounded in Alexander Speltz's classical ornament taxonomy. Builds on monochrome structural analysis by adding period-authentic color palettes, color-to-motif mapping, and rendering styles suited to painted, illuminated, and glazed ornament. Use when creating decorative designs where color is integral to the tradition (Islamic tilework, illuminated manuscripts, Art Nouveau), exploring how historical periods used color in ornament, or producing colored reference imagery for design, illustration, or educational materials.
- ▌ Plan Garden Calendar · pjt222Plan garden activities using solar, lunar, and biodynamic calendars. Covers USDA hardiness zones, frost date calculation, equinox/solstice anchoring, synodic lunar cycle (waxing/waning), ascending/descending moon, Maria Thun biodynamic calendar (root/leaf/flower/fruit days), succession planting schedules, and seasonal task planning. Use when planning a new growing season and needing a planting schedule, integrating lunar or biodynamic timing into garden practice, calculating frost dates and planting windows for a specific zone, setting up succession planting for continuous harvest, or conducting end-of-season review.
- ▌ Render Icon Pipeline · pjt222Run the viz pipeline to render icons from existing glyphs. Entry point for the viz subproject covering palette generation, data building, manifest creation, and icon rendering for skills, agents, and teams. Always use build.sh as the pipeline entry point — never call Rscript directly.
- ▌ Review Data Analysis · pjt222Review a data analysis for quality, correctness, and reproducibility. Covers data quality assessment, assumption checking, model validation, data leakage detection, and reproducibility verification. Use when reviewing a colleague's analysis before publication, validating an ML pipeline before production deployment, auditing a report for regulatory or business decision-making, or performing a second-analyst review in a regulated environment.
- ▌ Run Chaos Experiment · pjt222Design and execute chaos engineering experiments using Litmus or Chaos Mesh. Test system resilience through controlled fault injection, validate hypothesis-driven tests, and improve failure recovery. Use before major product launches, after architecture changes to validate resilience, during GameDays or disaster recovery drills, to validate assumptions about failure modes, or as part of an SRE maturity program.
- ▌ Scaffold CLI Command · pjt222Scaffold a new CLI command using Commander.js with options, action handler, three output modes (human-readable, quiet, JSON), and optional ceremony variant. Covers command naming, option design, shared context patterns, error handling, and integration testing. Use when adding a command to an existing Commander.js CLI, designing a new CLI tool from scratch, or standardizing command structure across a multi-command CLI.
- ▌ Setup Docker Compose · pjt222Configure Docker Compose for multi-container R development environments. Covers service definitions, volume mounts, networking, environment variables, and development vs production configurations. Use when running R alongside other services (databases, APIs), setting up a reproducible R development environment, orchestrating an R-based MCP server container, or managing environment variables and volume mounts for R projects.
- ▌ Study Hebrew Letters · pjt222Study the twenty-two Hebrew letters as mystical symbols. Covers letter forms, numerical values, elemental/planetary/zodiacal correspondences, Sefer Yetzirah attributions, and contemplative letter meditation techniques. Use when studying a specific letter's mystical dimensions beyond its linguistic function, learning the Sefer Yetzirah classification of mothers, doubles, and simples, needing correspondences for a letter's element, planet, or zodiac sign, practicing Hebrew letter visualization or chanting meditation, or studying Tree of Life paths and their assigned letters.
- ▌ Sweep Flag Namespace · pjt222Bulk-extract every candidate flag from a binary namespace, build an extraction inventory with occurrence counts and call-type tags, cross- reference against a documented set, and track completeness across probe campaigns until the undocumented remainder reaches zero. Covers namespace prefix harvesting, gate-vs-telemetry disambiguation at the call-site level, completeness metrics, DEFAULT-TRUE population reporting, and a final completion confirmation scan. Use upstream of probe-feature-flag- state when you need a complete catalog rather than a sample, or when a prior wave-based campaign needs a verifiable end condition.
- ▌ Test CLI Application · pjt222Write integration tests for a Node.js CLI application using the built-in node:test module. Covers the exec helper pattern, output assertions, filesystem state verification, cleanup hooks, JSON output parsing, error case testing, and state restoration after destructive tests. Use when adding tests to an existing CLI, testing a new command, verifying adapter behavior across frameworks, or setting up CI for a CLI tool.
- ▌ Track Ml Experiments · pjt222 bundleSet up MLflow tracking server for experiment management, configure autologging for popular ML frameworks, compare runs with metrics and visualizations, and manage artifacts in remote storage backends for reproducible machine learning workflows. Use when starting a new ML project that requires experiment tracking, migrating from manual logs to automated tracking, comparing multiple training runs systematically, or building reproducible ML workflows with full lineage tracking.
- ▌ Update Skill Content · pjt222Update the content of an existing SKILL.md to improve accuracy, completeness, and clarity. Covers version bumping, procedure refinement, pitfall expansion, and related skills synchronization. Use when a skill's procedures reference outdated tools or APIs, the Common Pitfalls section is thin, Related Skills has broken cross-references, or after receiving feedback that a skill's procedures are unclear or incomplete.
- ▌ Conduct Post Mortem · pjt222Conduct a blameless post-mortem analysis after an incident. Build timeline reconstruction, identify contributing factors, and generate actionable improvements. Focus on systemic issues rather than individual blame. Use after any production incident or service degradation, following a near-miss, when investigating recurring issues, or to share systemic learnings across teams.
- ▌ Create Pull Request · pjt222Create and manage pull requests using GitHub CLI. Covers branch preparation, writing PR titles and descriptions, creating PRs, handling review feedback, and merge/cleanup workflows. Use when proposing changes from a feature or fix branch for review, merging completed work into the main branch, requesting code review from collaborators, or documenting the purpose and scope of a set of changes.
- ▌ Create R Dockerfile · pjt222Create a Dockerfile for R projects using rocker base images. Covers system dependency installation, R package installation, renv integration, and optimized layer ordering for fast rebuilds. Use when containerizing an R application or analysis, creating reproducible R environments, deploying R-based services (Shiny, Plumber, MCP server), or setting up consistent development environments across machines.
- ▌ Develop Hplc Method · pjt222Develop a high-performance liquid chromatography method: define separation goals, select column chemistry and mobile phase, optimize gradient and flow conditions, choose the appropriate detector, and evaluate initial method performance for target analytes in solution or complex matrices.
- ▌ Label Training Data · pjt222 bundleSet up systematic data labeling workflows using Label Studio or similar tools. Implement quality controls, measure inter-annotator agreement, manage labeler teams, and integrate labeled data into ML training pipelines. Use when starting a supervised ML project that requires labeled training data, when model performance is limited by insufficient labeled examples, when labeling text, images, audio, or video, or when implementing active learning to prioritize the most valuable examples.
- ▌ Maintain Hand Tools · pjt222Maintain the 8 essential garden hand tools through sharpening, handle care, rust prevention, and seasonal storage. Covers bypass secateurs, hori-hori, hand fork, trowel, pruning saw, sharpening stone, watering can, and soil rake. Use after each garden session for quick cleaning, monthly during the growing season for sharpening and oiling, at end of season for winter storage preparation, before spring for pre-season readiness checks, or whenever a tool feels dull, stiff, or shows rust.
- ▌ Manage Bibliography · pjt222Create, merge, and deduplicate BibTeX bibliography files using R packages (RefManageR, bibtex). Parse .bib files into structured R objects, merge multiple bibliographies with deduplication by DOI or title similarity, generate entries from DOI/ISBN/arXiv ID, and export clean sorted .bib files. Use when creating a new .bib file for an R Markdown or Quarto project, merging bibliographies from multiple collaborators, deduplicating a .bib that has grown through copy-paste accumulation, or generating BibTeX entries programmatically from DOIs or other identifiers.
- ▌ Manage Git Branches · pjt222Create, track, switch, sync, and clean up Git branches. Covers naming conventions, safe branch switching with stash, upstream synchronization, and pruning merged branches. Use when starting work on a new feature or bug fix, switching between tasks on different branches, keeping a feature branch up to date with main, or cleaning up branches after merging pull requests.
- ▌ Manage Token Budget · pjt222Monitor, cap, and recover from context accumulation in agentic systems. Covers per-cycle cost tracking, context window auditing, budget caps with enforcement policies, emergency pruning when approaching limits, and progressive disclosure integration to minimize token spend on routing. Use when running long-lived agent loops (heartbeats, polling, autonomous workflows), when context windows are growing unpredictably between cycles, when API costs spike beyond expected baselines, when designing new agentic workflows that need cost guardrails from the start, or when post-mortem analysis reveals a cost incident caused by context accumulation.
- ▌ Monitor Model Drift · pjt222 bundleImplement comprehensive model drift monitoring using Evidently AI, statistical tests (PSI, KS), and custom metrics to detect data drift and concept drift in production ML systems. Set up automated alerting and reporting workflows to catch degradation before it impacts business metrics. Use when production models show unexplained performance degradation, when new data distributions differ from training data, when seasonal shifts affect input features, or when regulatory requirements mandate model monitoring.
- ▌ Ornament Style Mono · pjt222Design monochrome ornamental patterns grounded in Alexander Speltz's classical ornament taxonomy. Covers historical period selection, motif structural analysis, prompt construction for line art and silhouette rendering, and AI-assisted image generation via Z-Image. Use when creating decorative borders, medallions, or friezes in a single color, exploring historical ornament styles through generative AI, producing line art or pen-and-ink renderings of classical motifs, or generating reference imagery for design or educational materials.
- ▌ Pipeline Gpu Kernel · pjt222Apply software pipelining (double-buffering) to a tiled GPU kernel to overlap global memory loads with Tensor Core computation. Covers prologue/loop/epilogue restructuring, LDG-register vs cp.async (LDGSTS) variant selection based on compute/load ratio, shared memory budget verification against architecture-specific occupancy cliffs, and SASS-level verification of load/compute overlap.
- ▌ Polish Claw Project · pjt222Contribute to OpenClaw ecosystem projects (OpenClaw, NemoClaw, NanoClaw) through a structured 9-step workflow: target verification, codebase exploration, parallel audit, finding cross-reference, and pull request creation. Emphasizes false positive prevention and project convention adherence.
- ▌ Prepare Print Model · pjt222Export and optimize 3D models for FDM/SLA printing including STL/3MF export, mesh integrity verification, wall thickness checking, support generation, and slicing. Use when exporting from CAD or modeling software for 3D printing, verifying STL/3MF files are printable before slicing, troubleshooting models that fail to slice correctly, optimizing part orientation for strength or surface finish, or converting between model formats while preserving printability.
- ▌ Redact Wire Capture · pjt222Redact a network/MITM capture directory — JSONL, JSON, logs, HAR-style dumps — in place before it can be referenced publicly, scrubbing credential tokens, API keys, service ids, UUIDs, emails, home paths, usernames, and device or session hashes while preserving token-class prefixes for analysis and leaving public identifiers untouched. Covers class-preserving substitution, an idempotent re-runnable pass, distinguishing a secret from a public id, and verifying the scrubbed capture through the redaction gate. Use when a wire capture from a sanctioned probe must enter notes, a guide, or a public repo without leaking the session that produced it.
- ▌ Review Pull Request · pjt222Review a pull request end-to-end using GitHub CLI. Covers diff analysis, commit history review, CI/CD check verification, severity-leveled feedback (blocking/suggestion/nit/praise), and gh pr review submission. Use when a pull request is assigned for review, performing a self-review before requesting others' input, conducting a second review after feedback is addressed, or auditing a merged PR for post-merge quality assessment.
- ▌ Review Skill Format · pjt222Review a SKILL.md file for compliance with the agentskills.io standard. Checks YAML frontmatter fields, required sections, line count limits, procedure step format, and registry synchronization. Use when a new skill needs format validation before merge, an existing skill has been modified and requires re-validation, performing a batch audit of all skills in a domain, or reviewing a contributor's skill submission in a pull request.
- ▌ Scaffold MCP Server · pjt222Scaffold a new MCP server from tool specifications using the official SDK (TypeScript or Python), including transport configuration, tool handlers, and test harness. Use when you have a tool specification and need a working server, when starting a new MCP server project and want correct structure from the start, when migrating an existing tool integration to the MCP protocol, or when prototyping a tool surface to test with Claude Code before full implementation.
- ▌ Scaffold Nextjs App · pjt222Scaffold a new Next.js application with App Router, TypeScript, and modern defaults. Covers project creation, directory structure, routing setup, and initial configuration. Use when starting a new web application project, creating a React-based frontend with server-side rendering, building a full-stack application with API routes, or setting up a TypeScript web project from scratch.
- ▌ Setup Compose Stack · pjt222Configure general-purpose Docker Compose stacks for common application patterns. Covers web app + database + cache + worker services, named volumes, networks, health checks, depends_on, environment management, and profiles. Use when running a web app with a database or cache, setting up a development environment with multiple services, orchestrating background workers alongside an API, or creating reproducible multi-service environments across teams.
- ▌ Setup Gxp R Project · pjt222Set up an R project structure compliant with GxP regulations (21 CFR Part 11, EU Annex 11). Covers validated environments, qualification documentation, change control, and electronic records requirements. Use when starting an R analysis project in a regulated environment (pharma, biotech, medical devices), setting up R for clinical trial analysis, creating a validated computing environment for regulatory submissions, or implementing 21 CFR Part 11 or EU Annex 11 requirements.
- ▌ Setup Uptime Checks · pjt222 bundleConfigure external uptime monitoring using Blackbox Exporter and Prometheus. Implement SSL certificate monitoring, HTTP endpoint health checks, and status pages for customer-facing visibility. Use when monitoring customer-facing endpoints such as APIs and websites, tracking SSL certificate expiration, validating service availability from multiple regions, creating public status pages, or meeting SLA requirements for uptime reporting.