
Set up semantic-release with conventional commits. Use when asked to "set up semantic release", "add conventional commits", "configure automated versioning", "set up commitlint", "add husky hooks", or "generate a changelog".
Use when you need to work on multiple branches simultaneously, run parallel Claude Code sessions, handle emergency hotfixes during feature work, review PRs without switching branches, or test across branches without losing current work. Use when asked to "work on two branches at once", "parallel development", "switch without losing work", "create a worktree", or "hotfix while working on a feature".
Grades a SKILL.md A-F with prioritized, paste-ready fixes. Use whenever the user asks to "rate this skill", "grade this skill", "audit my SKILL.md", or "score this skill". Do NOT use for code review or for new skills (see generate-skill).
Use this skill whenever the user wants a multi-agent review of local changes — triggers include "review my code", "review these changes", "do a code review", or "check my changes before I commit". Writes REVIEW.md. Do NOT use for an open PR by number (use /review) or a security-specific pass (use /security-review).
Plan, audit, and resume project roadmaps. Use when asked to "create a roadmap", "generate a roadmap", "what should we build next", "brainstorm features", or "audit the roadmap".
Interactive SKILL.md builder. Use whenever the user asks to "create a skill", "generate a skill", "scaffold a SKILL.md", "write a SKILL.md", or "turn this workflow into a skill". Do NOT use for grading existing skills (see rate-skill).
EXPERIMENTAL. Mine recent Claude Code transcripts for friction events, cluster them by active skill, propose patches for skills with 3+ friction events, validate each patch via headless replay, scrub the report through /publish-check, and present an EVOLUTION_REPORT.md for human review on a branch (never auto-merge). Use when asked to "evolve my skills", "audit skills against recent friction", "propose skill improvements from transcripts", "run the skill evolution pipeline", or as part of a weekly skill-quality cadence.
Multi-source web research with cited synthesis in chat. Use when asked to "research X", "deep research on Y", "deep dive on Z", "investigate this topic", "compare X and Y", "pros and cons of X", or "survey the landscape of Y".
Resume work, track progress across sessions, verify completion. Use when asked to "resume work", "pick up where I left off", "what was I doing", "save progress", or "are we done". For multi-session tasks.
Manual QA tracking — things tests can't verify. Use when asked to "create a QA list", "set up QA for this project", "what should I QA", "track manual QA", "audit the QA list", or "start manual QA".
Extract learnings from today's Claude Code conversations and save them to CLAUDE.md or auto-memory. Use when asked to "reflect on today", "what did I learn today", "extract learnings", "save what I learned", "learn from today", "reflect on this session", "capture insights", or at the end of a work session when the user wants to preserve discoveries, corrections, and decisions as persistent knowledge.
**DEPRECATED — use `/track-session resume` instead.** Rebuild context from previous Claude Code sessions in the current directory. Use when asked to "remember", "what was I working on", "recap last session", "summarize recent work", "catch me up", or when starting a new session and needing to understand what happened before.
Records terminal demos and TUI screencasts with VHS. Use when asked to "record a demo", "create a GIF of my CLI", "write a VHS tape", "make a terminal recording", or "add a demo GIF to the README".
React component structure and hooks antipatterns. Use when asked to "create a React component", "structure this component", "refactor this component", "fix infinite loop", or "useEffect not working".
Capture screenshots of local dev servers with shot-scraper. Use when asked to "screenshot my app", "take a screenshot of localhost", "generate screenshots for docs", "batch screenshot my pages", or "set up shot-scraper".