owainlewis
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Indexed Skills (6)
design
Designs what to build and how it should work, including requirements, acceptance criteria, interfaces, data, errors, technical choices, constraints, risks, and scope. Use when the user asks to design or architect a feature, write a spec or design doc, define requirements, or resolve important product or technical decisions before implementation.
task-to-pr
Takes one task, ticket, or existing pull request to a tested, independently reviewed, green pull request ready for human merge. Use when the user asks to implement, build, fix, deliver, or take one task or issue to a pull request.
improve
Improves existing code without changing intended behavior by simplifying structure, removing duplication and dead code, clarifying names, and reducing unnecessary abstractions. Use when the user asks to improve, simplify, clean up, refactor, reduce complexity, remove duplication, or make existing code easier to understand.
milestone
Completes all open GitHub issues in a milestone, taking each one to a tested, reviewed, green pull request. Use when the user asks to complete, deliver, work through, or finish a GitHub milestone.
plan
Breaks a reviewed design or brief into ordered, agent-ready tasks, tickets, and optional milestones. Use when the user asks to break a feature or project into implementation tasks, create implementation tickets or issues from a design, brief, or project, define milestones, or prepare work for multiple agent runs. Do not use for one ticket or the short execution plan inside one coding task.
review
Independently reviews code for correctness, security, regressions, unnecessary complexity, and missing tests or evidence. Use when the user asks for a code review, PR review, diff review, security review, second opinion, or pre-merge review. Launches a fresh subagent and never edits the code.
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