aryaxt-skills

Boot the local Next.js dev server (or reuse a running one) and open the app in Google Chrome on macOS so the user can test changes. Use whenever the user types /chrome, asks to "run the app in chrome", "open in chrome", "test in chrome", "fire up the app and let me see", "boot the dev server", or otherwise wants a working browser session for the current branch. If the user passes a path argument (e.g. /chrome /dashboard), open Chrome to that path; otherwise open the root.

Use when the user wants to capture a new task, bug, or feature as a GitHub issue. Takes a brief plain-text description, researches the codebase for context, and creates a rich, implementation-ready issue on the your GitHub project board in Backlog with appropriate type / surface / priority labels and an optional release-blocker ship-gate.

Scaffold a new Next.js + Firebase + iOS SaaS project from the saas-template monorepo. Walks through 16 guided onboarding steps (Firebase setup, env vars, GitHub repo, deploy). Use when the user says "create a new project", "scaffold a new app", "start a new project from saas-template", or similar. Replaces the deprecated saas-template MCP create_project tool.

Use when facing a non-trivial design or scope decision where you suspect your own framing is biased — e.g. "should we include X in this PR?", "is approach A or B better here?", "is my scope too wide/narrow?". Spawns 3 adversarial-role subagents under strict bias controls, then a synthesis pass, and returns a structured recommendation. Do NOT use for factual lookups, trivial choices, or questions you already have full context and clear reasoning on — there it adds noise.

Build and install the iOS app on a real iPhone or iPad connected by USB or Wi-Fi. Use whenever the user types /device, says "install on my phone", "run on my iphone", "install on device", "test on real device", "push to my phone", "deploy to ipad", "run on connected phone", or any variant of "install it on my actual phone/ipad/device". Optional positional arg: a device name fragment (e.g. "iphone", "arya's phone"); with no arg, picks the first available paired device. USB and Wi-Fi devices are treated the same once paired in Xcode. If no device is connected, surface a clear "no paired device found" message and stop.