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Analyzes namespaces to spot root-level orphaned classes, highlights hierarchy violations, and produces flattening or refactoring plans that keep components at leaf-level directories.

Maps architectural components within a codebase, computes statement-based size metrics, flags oversized or undersized modules, and generates an inventory to guide decomposition planning.

Automates Composio Search workflows through Rube MCP by discovering the latest tool schemas first, validating connections, and executing schema-compliant multi-tool calls for reliable search operations.

Orchestrates an exhaustive, multi-dimensional code review process by coordinating specialized agents (e.g., security, performance, quality, architecture). This workflow covers code quality, architectural integrity, security vulnerabilities (OWASP Top 10), performance bottlenecks, and test coverage, providing consolidated, actionable feedback and remediation guidance.

This skill automatically generates comprehensive and highly structured Pull Request (PR) descriptions directly from Git diffs. It goes beyond simple summaries by automatically adding detailed change categories (e.g., source, test, config), security risk assessments, and required review checklists based on the modified file types. Use this when submitting complex code changes or when the diff is large and requires explicit structure for thorough review.

Automates cross-browser compatibility verification by orchestrating BrowserStack, Selenium Grid, or Playwright runs across Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, capturing screenshots/logs and producing a report when requested via `/browser-test`/`/bt` to confirm web app behavior across devices.

Guides chaos engineering experiments by defining objectives, choosing tools such as Chaos Mesh, Gremlin, Toxiproxy, or AWS FIS, injecting failures, monitoring metrics, and recommending fixes to harden services and APIs.

This skill guides the execution of development tasks defined in a structured implementation plan, strictly following the Test-Driven Development (TDD) workflow. It manages the entire development lifecycle, including pre-flight checks, context loading, task identification, writing failing tests, implementing minimal code, refactoring, committing changes, and performing phase-wise verification. Ideal for managing complex, structured software development projects.

This skill provides comprehensive management for the entire track lifecycle within a Conductor system. It allows users to perform critical operations such as archiving, restoring, deleting, renaming tracks, and cleaning up orphaned artifacts. Use it when managing track status across active, completed, or archived states to ensure data integrity and system organization.

This skill provides a structured, git-aware mechanism to revert changes associated with specific logical work units (tracks, phases, or tasks). It performs comprehensive pre-flight checks, identifies relevant commits through structured logging, displays a detailed execution plan, and executes the revert safely in reverse chronological order. Ideal for undoing complex, multi-step development changes while maintaining project integrity.

This skill is designed to configure a Rails project workspace to function correctly within Conductor, a platform for parallel coding agents. It sets up the necessary scaffolding, including `conductor.json`, executable setup scripts, and server scripts. Additionally, it updates critical Rails configuration files (such as Sidekiq, Cable, and development environment settings) to ensure proper environment variable handling, Redis isolation, and port management for reliable parallel agent execution.

This skill provides a comprehensive, actionable overview of the Conductor project's status. It aggregates information from project plans, active tracks, and detailed specifications to display overall progress, identify next critical tasks, and flag potential blockers. Use it when you need a high-level dashboard view of project health and required actions.