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algorithmic-artangular-developerGenerates Angular code and provides architectural guidance. Trigger when creating projects, components, or services, or for best practices on reactivity…—api-designDesign API contracts and schemas. Use when a BA needs to define interfaces between frontend and backend, or between services.—api-testingBackend API testing with pytest, httpx, and FastAPI TestClient. Covers endpoint verification, contract testing, mock patterns, and error scenario validation.—architectureArchitecture decision framework. Use when an SA needs to analyse requirements, evaluate trade-offs, write an ADR, or pick design patterns.—audio-readingFind and play audiobooks / stories from the local library. Use when the user asks to read a story, play an audiobook, or continue from a specific chapter.—ba-workflowBA workflow for requirements gathering, BRD creation, and acceptance criteria. Use when BA needs to analyze project scope or validate deliverables.—brainstormingStructured approach to explore ideas, clarify requirements, and propose designs before implementation. Use before any creative or planning work.—brand-guidelinescanvas-designcicd-pipelineCI/CD pipeline design and configuration. Use when a DSO needs to set up GitHub Actions, automated testing, or deployment workflows.—claude-apiBuild, debug, and optimize Claude API / Anthropic SDK apps. Apps built with this skill should include prompt caching.—code-reviewProtocol for reviewing code and providing structured verdicts—crawlingCrawl and download stories from ANY website into the local library — site-agnostic, language-agnostic.—cron-managementManage scheduled jobs (cron). Use when the user wants to create, edit, or delete a reminder, recurring schedule, or automated agent task (agent_turn).—debugging-strategiesSystematic debugging framework. Use when a developer agent needs to find the root cause of a bug, debug performance issues, or analyse a production failure.—delegation-strategyGuides task delegation to specialized agents and spawn tools. Determines when to self-handle vs delegate, selects appropriate MCP servers and skills for…—design-systemJarvis Design System tokens and guidelines. Use when a Designer or Dev needs colors, typography, spacing, or component conventions.—dev-workflowDeveloper workflow covering terminal execution, TDD cycle, code review, and git. Use when Dev needs to implement features, run tests, or submit code for review.—doc-coauthoringdso-workflowDevSecOps workflow for CI/CD, deployment, security review, and infrastructure. Use when DSO needs to manage pipelines, deploy, or review security.—engineering-principlesFour behavioral rules for Dev agents writing or modifying code. Bias toward caution over speed. Read BEFORE you touch source files.—figma-designerDesign UI directly on Figma Desktop using figma-ui-mcp tools. Trigger when creating wireframes, visual designs, design systems, components, or design tokens.—financeFinancial and market data lookup. Use when user asks about stock prices, gold prices, crypto/coin prices, exchange rates, or market analysis.—frontend-designgit-workflowGit workflow and conventions. Use when a Dev or DSO needs to commit, branch, or open a pull request following the team standard.—implementationGuidelines for implementing features and fixes. Covers code quality, file organization, and the implementation workflow within the team context.—internal-commsiot-controlControl IoT smart home devices. Use when user requests: start/stop robot vacuum, find robot, schedule cleaning, return to dock, or check robot status.—jarvis-infrajarvis-knowledgeKnowledge base for the Jarvis AI Assistant codebase. Use when understanding project structure, finding files to modify, or adding new features.—kaizenRESERVED — Continuous improvement methodology. Apply small iterative improvements, error-proof designs, follow established patterns, avoid over-engineering.—mcp-authoringDiscover, install, scaffold, attach and debug MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers via the mcp_admin tools — your self-extension surface.—mcp-builderGuide for creating high-quality MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that enable LLMs to interact with external services through well-designed tools.—meeting-facilitatorProtocol for facilitating meetings and writing Minutes of Meeting—meeting-participantProtocol for joining and participating in multi-agent meetings—music-playbackPlay music from YouTube. Use when user requests to play/find songs, music, or MVs. Contains mandatory output format rules with [[[PLAY]]] tag.—personal-assistantManage calendar (Google Calendar) and email (Gmail). Use when user requests: view/create/delete calendar events, send/read email, reminders.—playwright-skillBrowser automation and E2E testing with Playwright (Node.js). Handles dev server detection, test script execution, responsive viewport testing, and form…—proactive-modeBehaviour rule: act on the request IMMEDIATELY using available tools. Do not ask back unless critical information is missing or the action is high-risk.—project-managementPM orchestration skill. Covers team spawning, meeting lifecycle, sprint planning, and task delegation. Use as the primary workflow guide for the PM role.—python-patternsPython best practices and patterns. Use when a Dev writes Python code for the Jarvis backend: async/await, typing, pytest, FastAPI patterns.—qe-workflowQE workflow for test strategy, test fixing, code review, and quality verdicts.—requirements-analysisresearchSearch and synthesise information from the internet. Use when the user asks about news, events, or needs deep multi-source research.—retrospectiveProtocol for writing sprint retrospective lessons learned—review-implementingProcess and implement code review feedback systematically. Use when receiving review comments or FAIL verdicts and needing to address them.—scrape-webAccess and extract content from websites. Use when you need to read URL content, scrape data, or fetch information from blocked pages.—self-audit-toolsProtocol for an agent to audit its OWN visible toolset. Read when a task asks you to "audit your tools" / "list and verify your capabilities" / "self-audit".—skill-creatorslack-gif-creatorsoftware-architectureArchitecture design patterns, ADR templates, and quality rules. Use when SA needs to design systems, review code architecture, or write ADRs.—sprint-planningSprint planning guide. Use when PM needs to break down tasks, estimate effort, prioritize backlog for the next development cycle.—subagent-coordinationPatterns for coordinating work delegation in multi-agent teams. Covers sequential and parallel task dispatch, review checkpoints, and quality gates.—system-designRESERVED — Future SA role. Guide for system-level design including architecture diagrams, component boundaries, API contracts, and scalability considerations.—team-communicationCommunication rules within a team (email, meetings). Use when the agent needs to send an email, join a meeting, or report a result.—team-rosterTeam member roster, expertise, tools, and coordination guide. Read this skill to know who to ask for help and what they can do.—terminal-executionGuide for using the execute tool to run shell commands in workspace.—test-driven-developmentWrite tests first, watch them fail, then write minimal code to pass. Use for all new features and bug fixes.—