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Safely commit uncommitted changes with proper branch management and semantic commit messages.

Open a pull request on GitHub using the GitHub MCP, following the repo's PR template.

Create a skeleton loading component that mirrors a target component's layout to prevent layout shift.

Expert architecture reviewer that first detects the project platform, then audits code against the matching platform-specific guidelines (when available) and fixes violations. Use when reviewing code for architecture compliance, checking naming conventions, validating module placement, auditing imports, verifying component structure, or ensuring adherence to project conventions before merging.

Build skeleton loading components that mirror existing UI layout. Use when creating skeleton loaders, loading placeholders, Suspense fallbacks, Next.js loading.tsx files, or any visual placeholder that must match the final layout to prevent layout shift.

Storybook stories specialist for reviewing, editing, and creating stories that align with project conventions and visual regression goals. Use when writing new stories, improving existing stories, or auditing stories for quality and coverage.

Next.js application guidelines, architecture, conventions, and engineering patterns. Use when writing or refactoring code, adding modules or components, answering questions about architecture, deciding when to use feature flags, applying naming and placement conventions, or answering which technologies and libraries the project uses.

Create skeleton loading components that mirror existing UI layout. Use when creating skeleton loaders, loading placeholders, Suspense fallbacks, Next.js loading.tsx files, or any visual placeholder that must match the final layout to prevent layout shift.

Storybook story authoring guidelines — when to create stories, variant policy, file placement, title convention, decorators, MSW mocking, and mock data. Use when writing or reviewing Storybook stories, deciding which variants to add, configuring Next.js navigation in stories, or mocking API calls with MSW.

Use the Switchboard CLI to manage Powerhouse Switchboard drives, documents, folders, mutations, exports/imports, analytics, real-time subscriptions, and raw GraphQL. Apply when the user wants to work with Switchboard from the terminal, create/edit document models, query or mutate documents, run arbitrary GraphQL, watch changes, or move data between instances.