claude-skills

Use when the user says "autopilot", "build this", "make it", "ship it", "just do it", "do it", "implement this", or gives a vague idea, spec, task list, or bug fix and expects autonomous execution. Handles decomposition, agent coordination, and verification automatically. "build me end to end", "go from idea to code", "do everything", "run this autonomously". Follows the Spec-Driven Development workflow: specify → clarify → plan → tasks → analyze → implement.

Fans out 4 parallel prompt-clash defend agents at staggered time budgets (1min, 2min, 3min, 4min), then ensembles/synthesizes the best elements of each into a single hardened prompt. Use when the user wants the strongest possible defense prompt and has ~5 minutes. Trigger phrases include "prompt clash ensemble", "ensemble defense", "fan out prompt clash", "best defense possible", "ensemble prompt", "multi-budget defense".

Session retrospective that scans the current conversation for agent failures, user corrections, and alignment gaps, then proposes patches to CLAUDE.md or skills. Use when: after a difficult session, after repeated corrections, to improve agent behavior, to analyze what went wrong, to close the learning loop after autopilot/fix-pr. Trigger phrases: "retrospect", "what went wrong", "session retro", "learn from this", "what should we improve", "session review", "capture learnings", "post-mortem this session".

Use when generating a weekly Slack digest, summarizing channel activity, finding key discussions, or checking what happened in Slack. Trigger phrases: slack digest, slack summary, channel digest, what happened in slack.

Turns bullet points, research, or structured content into a browser-based Reveal.js slide deck. Use when the user asks to create slides, a presentation, a deck, a slideshow, or says "present this", "turn this into slides", "make a deck", or mentions keynote, powerpoint, or reveal.