
Grilling session that challenges your plan against the existing domain model, sharpens terminology, and updates documentation (CONTEXT.md, ADRs) inline as decisions crystallise. Use when user wants to stress-test a plan against their project's language and documented decisions.
Use when the user wants to save a bookmark, bookmark a link, or save multiple URLs to Raindrop.io. Triggers on "bookmark this", "save this link", "add to raindrop", or when given one or more URLs to save.
Manage git worktrees. Use when the user wants to check out a PR or branch as a worktree, list existing worktrees, or remove/prune one. Triggers include "create a worktree", "check out this PR", "add a worktree", "list worktrees", "remove worktree", or any request to work on a branch in a separate directory.
Use when the user asks to hand off the current session to a fresh agent.
Use when the user asks to take a note.
Check whether upstream GitHub repositories have new commits since the local vendored extensions were last updated. Supports multiple vendors — any repo referenced in extensions/Makefile is checked. Use this skill whenever the user asks about upstream changes, new extensions, whether extensions are up to date, syncing with upstream, or anything like "any new commits?", "what's changed upstream?", "are there updates?", or "should I sync?".
Use when the user wants to compare function call relationships between branches, see what functions were added, removed, or rewired across a diff, or generate a call graph diff visualization.
Use when the user asks to load, parse, or summarize pi-share session URLs or gist IDs.
Use when the user asks to find, read, or download GitHub issues or gists locally.
Use when the user asks to convert a URL or local document into Markdown or summarize it.
Use when the user asks to transcribe audio files to text.
Use when the user asks to create a git commit for current changes.
Use when the user asks to simplify or improve changed code.
Use when the user asks to research a topic online, find current information, compare options, or produce a research report.
Create git worktrees. Use this skill specifically for requests that explicitly say to create or add a git worktree — for a PR, an existing branch, or a new local branch. Good trigger phrases: "create a git worktree", "add a git worktree", "create a git worktree for this PR", "create a git worktree for this branch". Leave checkout, branch switching, listing, and removal requests to the normal git workflow.