
Merge an approved release PR into its target branch. Validates approval/checks/conflicts via gh, then merges. Step 3 of the release workflow.
Manually archive completed requirements to team knowledge base
Review local branch changes before creating a pull request
Validate an ad-hoc implementation plan through architect and quality-guard (and optionally security-auditor), then output a revised plan with adjustments applied.
Initialize project configuration file with interactive wizard. Also supports `validate` and `migrate` modes for existing installs.
Generate a retrospective report analyzing agent pipeline execution, duplication, scope adherence, and output quality from a completed work session.
Add a new item to the project TODO.md with priority, category, and scope through an interactive wizard.
Add a new entry to the product knowledge base. Wizard-guided — prompts for category, title, and content, then writes a structured markdown file and rebuilds the manifest.
Stage and commit changes with a conventional commit message. Runs pre-commit checks automatically. Optionally prefixes with a ticket number.
Push a release branch and open a PR to the target branch. Step 2 of the release workflow — runs after branching, before merging.
Create a release/vX.Y.Z branch from origin/master (default), any branch, or a specific tag using [email protected] syntax
Review a pull request (or local branch with --local) with thorough analysis, severity levels, and actionable feedback
Rebuild manifest.json for any artifact storage type. Scans directories and regenerates from scratch.
Search team requirements repository for similar past work
Draft and submit a bug report or feature request to the nexus plugin repository, using current conversation context to auto-populate details.
Show all active work sessions across brainstorms, requirements, proposals, and epics. Supports --update to advance lifecycle on one session and --sync to sweep them all.
Load a specific archived requirement from the requirements KB for detailed review. For in-flight tickets that have not been archived yet, use /load-context instead — it also covers work sessions, brainstorms, and proposals.
Monitor an open pull request — watch CI, investigate and fix failing workflows, address new review comments, and loop until the PR is approved, merged, or the iteration limit is reached.
Review and update project documentation using an agent team. Inventories docs, identifies gaps and drift, updates technical and API docs in parallel.
Show all active work sessions across brainstorms, requirements, proposals, and epics. Fast overview of where you left off.
Rebuild search index for requirements repository
List pending items from TODO.md, pick one, mark it In progress, and hand off directly to /review-plan or /implement.
--- name: refactor model: claude-sonnet-4-6 category: code-quality userInvocable: true description: Analyze code and suggest refactoring improvements with agent-driven analysis. Runs in the current working tree by default — set `worktree.enabled: true` in `.claude/configuration.yml` to isolate work in a git worktree. argument-hint: "[file|directory]" allowed-tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob, Bash(git diff:*), Bash(git log:*), Bash(git status:*), Task, AskUserQuestion, TeamCreate, TeamDelete
Load all available context for a ticket or topic — work state, brainstorms, proposals, requirements KB, product knowledge, and git history — into a single unified summary.
Run a multi-agent pipeline to produce detailed technical requirements and a ticket-ready summary. Creates a feature branch, persists session state, and supports resume. Optionally seeds from a prior brainstorm session.
--- name: implement category: implementation model: claude-opus-4-7 userInvocable: true description: Implement a feature from saved requirements. Chunk-based commits, parallel QA (tests + review + security), and PR creation. Resumes interrupted sessions from saved state. Runs in the current working tree by default — set `worktree.enabled: true` in `.claude/configuration.yml` to isolate work in a git worktree. argument-hint: "[--light] [identifier]" allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, B
--- name: troubleshoot category: implementation model: claude-opus-4-7 userInvocable: true description: Systematically troubleshoot a failing feature or error. Discovers code, investigates root cause, applies fix, verifies with tests, and commits. Use when something isn't working as expected. Runs in the current working tree by default — set `worktree.enabled: true` in `.claude/configuration.yml` to isolate work in a git worktree. argument-hint: <error-or-description> allowed-tools: Read, Write,
Create a GitHub release with a version tag and LLM-authored release notes. Supports pre-releases. Final step of the release workflow.
Explore implementation strategies for business requirements. Interactive brainstorming that presents multiple approaches, trade-offs, and creates high-level implementation picture before committing to detailed specs.
Create a formal design document for a feature or component. Guides through requirements, approach brainstorming, and iterative proposal drafts with approval gate before optional implementation. Use when you need a written design approved before committing to code.
Resume any interrupted work session — brainstorm, requirements, proposal, epic, or implementation. Scans for incomplete sessions and continues from the last saved checkpoint. Re-enters the original session's worktree if one was used; otherwise runs in the current working tree.
Annotate an active work session with a note, scope change, or new finding. Auto-detects the active session, synthesizes the salient points of the current conversation, and appends a timestamped entry to state.json after a single target confirmation. Use mid-session when you learn something that should be preserved.
Decompose large initiatives into dependency-mapped, wave-sequenced tickets with per-ticket requirements. Use when a feature is too large for a single /create-requirements run — typically 5+ tickets with complex interdependencies.