ledtorch
UserNine slash commands that turn Claude Code into a shipping pipeline — plan, build, inspect, commit, release.
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Indexed Skills (11)
build
Implement the pending tasks from a plan doc — each verified and patch-snapshotted, run to completion or a judgment call, left in the working tree. Never commits.
commit
Create a git commit following this project's conventions
handoff
Generate a handoff document for the next session — prerequisites, session recap, next tasks
inspect
Deep audit of named components — duplication, dead code, wrong-sized abstractions, logic bugs — ending in severity-labelled findings and a plan doc you approve before any code moves. Use when you want specific files scrutinized rather than a diff reviewed.
name
Rename the layer names of a selected Figma frame and its children to clear, role-based names matching the design-system convention — names only
plan
Breaks work into ordered tasks. Use when you have a spec or clear requirements and need to break work into implementable tasks. Use when a task feels too large to start, when you need to estimate scope, or when parallel work is possible.
release
Cut a release — clean the tree via /commit, push, tag vX, emit raw GitHub release notes, then deploy. Stops and reports on any blocker.
team
Run the request as an autonomous team. Plan → review → run → review → synthesize. Two gates; max 2 rollbacks.
trim
Trim a named file to its smallest, highest-signal form — zero information loss, behavior identical.
setup
Prepare a project to run this workflow — either wire the commands into the doc layer it already has (adopt), or build that layer from the real codebase (init). Use right after install.sh, or when the other commands report that references/ is missing.
aeo
Audit a website for Answer/Agent Engine Optimization — AI-crawler access, raw-HTML visibility, answer-first structure, citation-worthy content, freshness, and entity signals — ending in severity-labelled, evidence-tiered findings and a plan doc. Use when you want to know whether AI assistants and answer engines can read, chunk, and cite the site. Fixes nothing.
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