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20 published skills

  1. QA · rubenglez bundle
    Test implemented features against their acceptance criteria, fix simple failures, and write a QA report. Use after implement has finished a phase, or when you want to verify that implemented features work as specified.
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  2. Ship · rubenglez bundle
    Release the current state of the project — pre-flight checks, version bump and tag, changelog entry, deploy, and an optional announcement draft. Use after qa has passed and docs are updated, or when the user wants to ship, release, deploy, publish, or cut a version.
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  3. Task · rubenglez
    Make a small change to a shipped product — a bug fix, behavior tweak, or micro-feature — as one verified slice, syncing the affected feature spec on the way out. Use for day-to-day requests like "fix X", "change Y to do Z", or a single small feature that doesn't warrant a full phase of the workflow.
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  4. Evolve · rubenglez bundle
    Define what to add, change, or extend on an existing product through a product-level interview, then update the harness docs and hand off to dev-plan. Use when the user wants to add a feature, modify behavior, or introduce nuances to an existing product — not a small tweak (use /task for that) and not a brand new product (use /ideate for that).
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  5. Ideate · rubenglez
    Research a product idea on the web to assess market viability, identify competitors, and produce a go/no-go verdict. Use as the very first step when you have a new product idea, before product-plan.
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  6. Handoff · rubenglez
    Compact the current conversation into a handoff document so the next agent or session can continue without reading the history. Use at the end of any phase, or when the user is wrapping up and wants a clean starting point for the next session.
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  7. Metrics · rubenglez bundle
    Measure traction and discoverability across all non-archived GitHub repos and their publications (npm, App Store, Play Store, web properties), judge each product against its own declared intent, score the previous run's recommendations, and issue a capped set of falsifiable new ones. Use when the user asks how their projects are doing, which repos have traction, what to double down on or kill, how their products rank in search or in AI assistants, or wants a periodic portfolio review across repos and stores.
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  8. Dev Plan · rubenglez bundle
    Analyze product docs and the codebase to decide architecture, tech stack, and implementation approach, then generate a technical spec for every must-have feature. Use after product-plan to bridge the product vision into a buildable engineering plan.
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  9. Zoom Out · rubenglez
    Go up a layer of abstraction and map all relevant modules and their callers. Use when you're lost in a section of code and need to understand how it fits into the bigger picture, or before making a change that could have unexpected reach.
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  10. Implement · rubenglez bundle
    Classify planned features as autonomous or human-approval-required, then implement the current phase as parallel vertical slices — one subagent per feature. Use after dev-plan (and optionally prototype) has produced complete feature specs.
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  11. Next Step · rubenglez
    Recommends the next harness skill to use by inspecting the repo, docs, git state, and recent work. Use when asking what to do next, which skill comes next, or when the workflow phase is unclear.
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  12. Prototype · rubenglez
    Build throwaway code to answer a specific design question before committing to an implementation approach. Use when a feature has high technical uncertainty — you don't know if an approach will work, which library fits, or what the state machine looks like.
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  13. Update Docs · rubenglez bundle
    Update all project documentation to reflect the current state of the codebase. Use after finishing a feature, refactor, or any meaningful change — or whenever docs feel stale.
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  14. Address Cves · rubenglez bundle
    Find and fix high and critical application dependency CVEs across all non-archived GitHub repositories available to the authenticated gh CLI user. Use when the user asks to address, remediate, audit, patch, or report severe CVEs/security advisories across many repos, including cloning missing repos, scanning dependencies and GitHub Actions, making dependency changes, testing, committing, pushing, merging to main after validation, cleaning branches, and producing a Markdown stdout report.
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  15. Migrate Docs · rubenglez bundle
    Discover all documentation in the repo, classify each file, transform content to match harness templates, and migrate everything to the correct location. Also adopts doctier encrypted tracking for .harness/ on pre-doctier harness projects. Use on any existing project to adopt the harness workflow without starting from scratch.
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  16. Product Plan · rubenglez bundle
    Define the full product vision — audience, positioning, features, roadmap, and UX direction — through a structured interview. Use after ideate, or directly when the idea is already validated and you're ready to spec the product.
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  17. Write A Skill · rubenglez
    Create new harness skills with proper structure, progressive disclosure, and bundled resources. Use when user wants to create, write, or build a new skill.
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  18. Improve Codebase Architecture · rubenglez bundle
    Find deepening opportunities in a codebase, informed by the domain language in .harness/product/CONTEXT.md and the decisions in .harness/adr/. Use when the user wants to improve architecture, find refactoring opportunities, consolidate tightly-coupled modules, or make a codebase more testable and AI-navigable.
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  19. Mobile Design · rubenglez bundle
    Designs, implements, and reviews professional mobile UI for React Native and Expo, with platform-aware design and review guidance for iOS and Android. Use when the task involves mobile screens, components, navigation, visual direction, design systems, accessibility, gestures, haptics, animations, typography, color, dark mode, safe areas, adaptive windows, localization, platform conventions, App Store or Play-quality polish, iOS HIG, Material Design, Expo Router, React Navigation, Reanimated, Gesture Handler, or mobile UX critique.
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  20. Reelme · rubenglez bundle
    Generate local Remotion-rendered launch videos for dev projects: social MP4s, README GIFs, and editable reelme.json briefs. Use when the user wants a project intro, release announcement, demo video, or feature launch video for a repo.
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