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   Doctrine · sudo-pradip bundle

   Use when writing, changing, or designing code with lasting structure — any feature, refactor, redesign, or structural decision — and always when the user says any hey-god phrase ("hey god", "am I sinning", "purify me", "forgive me for my sins", "grant me wisdom", "give me third eye", "build a new world"). This is the core doctrine; the sibling invocation skills (am-i-sinning, grant-me-wisdom, build-a-new-world, bring-it-to-life, purify-me, forgive-me-for-my-sins, give-me-third-eye) handle each mode. Do NOT use for throwaway scripts the user labels disposable, non-code writing, or pure debugging with no structural change.
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   God Mode · sudo-pradip

   Use ONLY when the user explicitly invokes "hey-god-god-mode" — never self-select. Autonomous run-to-merge - after human and agent are on the same page, work the goal end to end on the righteous path with no pauses for permission, iterating until the PR is merged into main.
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   Purify Me · sudo-pradip

   Use when the user says "hey-god-purify-me" (or the old chant "hey-god-remove-my-sins") or asks to refactor, restructure, clean up, or fix bugs in shared code. Behavior-preserving change only; repays SINS.md debts first.
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   Devil Mode · sudo-pradip

   Use ONLY when the user explicitly invokes "hey-god-devil-mode" — never self-select, and never as a fallback from god-mode without the user asking. The dangerous one - after alignment and an explicit pact, the goal gets finished by the shortest workable path, berserk, shortcuts unlimited and auto-logged, running until the PR is merged into main.
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   Am I Sinning · sudo-pradip

   Use when the user asks "hey-god-am-i-sinning?" (or the old chant "hey-god-am-i-doing-sins?"), asks whether their code, design, or technical decision is right, or requests a structural/clean-code review of code they wrote. Review-only — no code changes unless asked.
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   Grant Me Wisdom · sudo-pradip

   Use when the user says "hey-god-grant-me-wisdom" (or the old chant "hey-god-help-me-taking-right-decision") or is confused between technical options — which approach, which method, and especially the quick-fix-now vs right-but-longer-way dilemma. Also use when you yourself are genuinely torn between designs.
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   Bring It To Life · sudo-pradip

   Use when the user says "hey-god-bring-it-to-life" (or the old chant "hey-god-help-me-in-feature") or is adding a feature, endpoint, integration, or capability to an existing codebase.
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   Show Me The Pain · sudo-pradip

   Use when the user says "hey-god-show-me-the-pain" (or the old chant "hey-god-where-is-pain-point"), asks what's wrong with their system, why changes are slow or expensive, where the mess is, or wants to understand their codebase's problems without reading code. Explains the system as a story — components as real-world characters, relationships as the plot, and the pain named where it lives.
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   Build A New World · sudo-pradip

   Use when the user says "hey-god-build-a-new-world" (or the old chant "hey-god-help-to-build-new-world") or is starting a new project, service, or major component from (near-)empty — project setup, architecture design, greenfield builds.
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    Give Me Third Eye · sudo-pradip

    Use when the user says "hey-god-give-me-third-eye", when a debugging or design conversation has gone in circles, when a problem has grown scarier with every message, or when you notice you've been agreeing with the user's framing for many turns. A calm outside observer that re-measures the problem at its true size.
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    Bring Us On Same Page · sudo-pradip

    Use when the user says "hey-god-bring-us-on-same-page", before starting any sizeable piece of work whose expectations are not fully specified, or whenever you sense the human and you might be picturing different things — vague requirements, an unstated environment, a request that could reasonably mean two different solutions. Other hey-god skills invoke this when they detect misalignment. Ask first; act after alignment.
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    Forgive Me For My Sins · sudo-pradip

    Use when the user says "hey-god-forgive-me-for-my-sins" or the goal must be met NOW and the righteous path does not fit — deadline, prod fire, hard constraint — so a deliberate shortcut is taken and recorded as debt. The devil's bargain - shortcuts allowed, silence forbidden.
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