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A sophisticated AI tool that coordinates multiple specialized agents (e.g., Security, Architecture, Performance) to provide comprehensive, multi-perspective code assessments. It goes beyond single-point reviews by managing context, running hybrid execution workflows, resolving conflicts, and synthesizing unified, actionable reports for high-quality code assurance.

Specializes in building modern, high-performance Rails 7+ web applications. Expertise includes optimizing Active Record queries (N+1 prevention), implementing partial page updates with Hotwire (Turbo Frames/Streams), handling real-time communication via Action Cable, and managing background jobs using Sidekiq. The process includes rigorous RSpec testing and database schema management.

This skill acts as an expert guide for developing clean, idiomatic, and highly performant Ruby code. It specializes in the entire Rails ecosystem, covering metaprogramming, ActiveRecord patterns, gem development, and comprehensive testing using RSpec/Minitest. Use it to ensure best practices, optimal code structure, and maintainable architecture in Ruby projects.

This skill guides the user through a structured process of requirement clarification before any development work begins. It ensures that all key details—including objectives, scope, constraints, and acceptance criteria—are explicitly defined. It prevents costly rework by forcing a pause and systematically identifying 'must-have' missing information.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the core concepts of Three.js, the leading JavaScript library for WebGL 3D rendering. It covers setting up the entire 3D environment, including the Scene, Camera types (Perspective, Orthographic), and the WebGLRenderer. Users will learn to handle object hierarchies, apply transforms (position, rotation, scale), and manage complex rendering settings like lighting, shadows, and environment maps. Essential for any developer starting a WebGL project.

This skill helps users design robust and optimal software interfaces (APIs) for a module by applying the 'Design It Twice' philosophy. It generates multiple, radically different architectural designs using parallel agents, allowing for comprehensive comparison of trade-offs (e.g., simplicity vs. flexibility, specialized vs. general-purpose). Use this when you need to explore various structural options or compare module shapes before committing to a final design.

This skill facilitates an interactive Quality Assurance (QA) session. Users can conversationally describe encountered bugs or issues. The agent clarifies the problem, explores the codebase for context and domain language, and then meticulously files durable GitHub issues. It supports both single-issue reports and breaking down complex problems into multiple, independently verifiable tickets, ensuring developers receive actionable, high-quality reports written from the user's perspective.

Use this skill to prompt the agent to zoom out from a specific code section, providing a broader, higher-level perspective. It helps map out the overall system architecture, identifying relevant modules, calling relationships, and how the current code snippet fits into the larger picture. Ideal when you are unfamiliar with a specific area or need system-level understanding.