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- AccurateMachine-legible accuracy — write claims an agent can act on without judgment, and treat documentation as another form of code. Verifies signatures against real exports, paths against the filesystem, counts against a real enumeration, and commands against the manifest that defines them; prefers omission over invention, and never launders an unverified guess as a hedge. A wrong doc is a bug. Use when writing or updating machine-readable docs, registries, API references, or any doc whose claims ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Adversarial ReviewAdversarially review a green PR from a hostile reviewer's seat — read the full diff and poke holes in correctness edge cases, API/naming choices, missing tests, error handling, and simplification opportunities, posting findings as actionable PR review comments. Severity stays honest — no manufactured blockers; "no holes found" is a valid outcome for a genuinely solid PR. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AuditRun a full codebase audit chain — architecture, security, toolkit integrity, then the docs pipeline by invoking the `docs` skill, then security again. Spawns four named agents consecutively, chained on task dependencies, and reports results.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- AutopilotRun the whole backlog loop unattended — for each issue in scope, produce a written plan, hand it to a fresh implementer that turns it into a PR via delegate batch mode, optionally run a qa → pr-response functional-QA loop on the green PR, optionally run an adversarial-review → pr-response review loop after it, optionally run an /audit security-and-docs gate scoped to the PR's diff as the final pre-merge check, arm auto-merge when consented, then do post-merge housekeeping. Composes the delega...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Clean UpTidy up after a finished process: delete local git branches and worktrees whose pull request has already merged, prune stale remote-tracking refs, and spin down background tasks and agents that have completed their work. Use this whenever one or more PRs have just merged, after a /delegate run wraps up, or when the user says things like "clean up", "clean up the merged branches", "remove stale worktrees", "tidy up my branches", or "we're done, spin down the agents". This is git + agent housek...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DelegateFetch open GitHub issues, assign each to the best specialist agent, and orchestrate execution with parallel worktree isolation and serial dependency chainsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DiagramProduce an architecture, workflow, sequence, data-flow, or lifecycle/state diagram through the best diagram provider present on this machine — the archify skill when it is installed (interactive standalone HTML), otherwise a Mermaid block embedded in the target doc. Detects the provider at invocation, never installs one, and names the provider it used in the result. Use when a doc needs a system diagram (ARCHITECTURE.md), when asked to visualize architecture, a request flow, an API call seque...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Docs AgentMachine-readable documentation standard optimized for LLMs and agents — structured, terse, explicit. Defines the project's machine-doc file set and format rules. Use when creating or updating documentation intended for AI consumption.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Docs HumanHuman-readable documentation standard — scannable, plain-language docs derived from the agent docs but formatted for human consumption. Defines the project's human-doc file set and format rules. Use when creating or updating documentation intended for human stakeholders.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DocsOrchestrates documentation updates by spawning the harness-architect, docs-agent, and docs-human agents in sequence. The first pass audits the codebase and reports changes, docs-agent writes machine-readable docs, docs-human writes human-readable docs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Git WorkflowGit branching strategy, commit standards, and PR workflow for the wafflestack project. Use when performing any git operations (commits, branches, pushes, PRs).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Github Project BoardCreate and standardize a GitHub Projects v2 board to the toolkit's canonical Kanban config (Status/Priority/Size/Start/Target fields; Table/Kanban/Roadmap views). Provisions a board when none exists and reconciles missing fields/options on an existing one — always asking before it creates or mutates. Used to bootstrap the board the issue, delegate, and github-project-management skills then consume.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Github Project ManagementGitHub project management operations using gh CLI and GraphQL. Covers Projects v2 boards, milestones, issue relationships, labels, status reporting, and sprint planning. Used by the project-manager agent to coordinate work.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- HygieneRun the scheduled repo-hygiene task list: refresh managed docs via the `docs` skill, then land the result as a PR (per git-workflow conventions), arming auto-merge unless the `hygiene.autoMerge` config key is off. Dispatched daily by the waffle-hygiene workflow; also user-invocable to run hygiene on demand.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- IssueCreate a well-structured GitHub issue from a brief description, or enrich an existing issue in place. Fleshes out title, body, labels, and optional sub-issues. Plans read-only first and confirms before mutating; `--yes` or a non-interactive agent/CI invocation skips the gate, `--confirm` forces it. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Label HookExecute the label→action mapping when a GitHub trigger label dispatches the CI harness: enrich an issue in place, or implement it end-to-end (branch → PR). Invoked by the waffle-label-hook workflow with a constant action token; also user-invocable to test the hook locally.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Md MaximalistUse markdown's full formatting range — tables, callouts, task lists, collapsible sections, code fences, bold-lead bullets — to build tasteful richness in docs. Chooses the form from the shape of the content (parallel items become tables, sequences become ordered lists, optional depth becomes a collapsible) and holds every formatting choice to one test — does it speed up a scanning reader. Richness in service of scanning, never decoration. Use when writing or restructuring human-facing markdow...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pr ResponseTriage the review findings on a pull request — read every review and review comment (from the adversarial-review bot or a human), score each finding on a five-dimension rubric (severity, reach, validity, effort/risk, alignment), decide Implement / Defer / Decline with a recorded score and one-line reason, apply the accepted fixes, and post one reply per round summarizing the verdicts. Use when a PR has review feedback to answer, when the user says "respond to the review", "address the finding...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- ProseWrite documentation prose a human can actually read — plain language over jargon, one idea per sentence, the conclusion first, and every paragraph scannable. Cuts throat-clearing, hedges, and abstraction that says nothing, and reads the result back as the target reader before shipping. Use when writing or editing human-facing docs, READMEs, decision logs, or any narrative a person must skim under time pressure. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- QaFunctional QA of a green PR against the linked issue's intent — read the full diff plus the issue's acceptance criteria, best-effort run the project's tests and exercise the changed behavior, and assess whether the diff carries real test coverage, posting findings as one PR review. Severity stays honest — "no QA concerns" is a valid outcome for a change that does what its issue asked and proves it with tests. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- ReleaseCut a wafflestack release — pick the semver bump from the changes since the last tag (or take an explicit version), open a `chore/bump-X.Y.Z` PR, and label it so the tag is pushed on merge. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- StandupRound up a quick status pulse from every installed agent — each reports in ≤3 lines, strictly from its own role's seat, where the wafflestack code stands and where it's headed. Discovers the roster at runtime, fans out one read-only parallel wave, and prints a compact digest — no fixes, no board writes.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle DoctorCheck whether this repo's rendered wafflestack files still match the lock (drift detection). Use to diagnose a CI doctor failure or before committing; explains each modified/missing/stale-render finding.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle EjectStop wafflestack managing one item (skill/agent/file) and hand it to the project. Confirm first — the file stays in place but becomes project-owned and stops receiving toolkit updates.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle InitScaffold a starter `.waffle/waffle.yaml` so wafflestack can render into this repo. Use in a repo that has never run wafflestack, before picking stacks and running /waffle-render.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle InstallInstall wafflestack stacks or individual items into this repo — persists the refs to `.waffle/waffle.yaml`, then re-renders. Use to add a stack (e.g. github-workflow) or an item (skills/issue).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle RenderRe-render this repo's current wafflestack selection into harness-native files (.claude/ etc.) and refresh the lock. Use after editing `.waffle/waffle.yaml` or upgrading the toolkit.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle ReportFile a wafflestack toolkit bug, feature request, or rough idea UPSTREAM — in the toolkit's own tracker, not this repo — with redacted diagnostics attached. Use when a render, upgrade, doctor, or skill behaves wrongly and the fault is the toolkit's; drafts read-only, shows the exact redacted payload, files only on an explicit yes. `--yes` skips the gate.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle SetupPrint the wafflestack setup playbook and full stack/skill/agent inventory for this repo, then help pick stacks and config. Use to plan an install or audit what the toolkit offers.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle ToggleToggle whether an agent may invoke a rendered wafflestack skill on its own judgment (Claude Code's `disable-model-invocation`), per skill and per project. Use when a skill such as /audit or /delegate should fire only as an explicit slash command, or to hand one back to the agent; the choice is persisted in .waffle/waffle.yaml and re-rendered. Pass --disable/--enable — the picker needs a TTY.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle UpgradeMove this repo's wafflestack pin to the toolkit's current version — runs migrations, re-renders, and doctors. Use to adopt a new toolkit release; review the diff before committing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Waffle ValidateValidate wafflestack's own toolkit definitions — manifests, frontmatter, and placeholder declarations. Use when authoring or forking the toolkit itself, not for a plain consuming repo.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Adversarial ReviewAdversarially review a green PR from a hostile reviewer's seat — read the full diff and poke holes in correctness edge cases, API/naming choices, missing tests, error handling, and simplification opportunities, posting findings as actionable PR review comments. Severity stays honest — no manufactured blockers; "no holes found" is a valid outcome for a genuinely solid PR. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Codebase ArchitectureCodebase architecture standards and best practices for {{project.longName}}. Covers file structure conventions, module patterns, naming conventions, dependency rules, and code organization. Use when enforcing or communicating architectural decisions.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DryFind and remove genuine code duplication — repeated blocks, magic literals, copy-pasted markup/components, duplicated test setup — under disciplined judgment. Applies the rule of three, verifies sameness is semantic (not merely textual), and abstracts only where a shared seam is warranted, extracting to the project's existing shared-code convention and updating every call site. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- QaFunctional QA of a green PR against the linked issue's intent — read the full diff plus the issue's acceptance criteria, best-effort run the project's tests and exercise the changed behavior, and assess whether the diff carries real test coverage, posting findings as one PR review. Severity stays honest — "no QA concerns" is a valid outcome for a change that does what its issue asked and proves it with tests. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- TddTest-Driven Development skill. Guides writing tests before implementation — test-first workflow, co-located test files, and boundary mocking. Enforces Red-Green-Refactor cycle.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DiagramProduce an architecture, workflow, sequence, data-flow, or lifecycle/state diagram through the best diagram provider present on this machine — the archify skill when it is installed (interactive standalone HTML), otherwise a Mermaid block embedded in the target doc. Detects the provider at invocation, never installs one, and names the provider it used in the result. Use when a doc needs a system diagram (ARCHITECTURE.md), when asked to visualize architecture, a request flow, an API call seque...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Docs AgentMachine-readable documentation standard optimized for LLMs and agents — structured, terse, explicit. Defines the project's machine-doc file set and format rules. Use when creating or updating documentation intended for AI consumption.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Docs HumanHuman-readable documentation standard — scannable, plain-language docs derived from the agent docs but formatted for human consumption. Defines the project's human-doc file set and format rules. Use when creating or updating documentation intended for human stakeholders.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Webapp Security AuditSecurity auditing for {{project.name}}, a browser-delivered web app. Covers dependency hygiene, XSS prevention, secret leakage in client bundles, validation of third-party data, CORS / mixed content, browser-storage safety, and CI workflow safety. Use when reviewing code for security vulnerabilities or setting up security guardrails.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Expo App DevExpo development workflow for {{project.name}} — Expo Go vs development builds, prebuild/CNG, running on simulators, emulators, and devices, and EAS Build/Submit/Update. Use when setting up, running, or shipping the app.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Expo UiNative UI with @expo/ui — SwiftUI on iOS, Jetpack Compose on Android, DOM on web — components, modifiers, and interop with React Native views. Use when building or reviewing screens that use @expo/ui.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Clean UpTidy up after a finished process: delete local git branches and worktrees whose pull request has already merged, prune stale remote-tracking refs, and spin down background tasks and agents that have completed their work. Use this whenever one or more PRs have just merged, after a /delegate run wraps up, or when the user says things like "clean up", "clean up the merged branches", "remove stale worktrees", "tidy up my branches", or "we're done, spin down the agents". This is git + agent housek...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Git WorkflowGit branching strategy, commit standards, and PR workflow for the {{project.name}} project. Use when performing any git operations (commits, branches, pushes, PRs).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Github Project BoardCreate and standardize a GitHub Projects v2 board to the toolkit's canonical Kanban config (Status/Priority/Size/Start/Target fields; Table/Kanban/Roadmap views). Provisions a board when none exists and reconciles missing fields/options on an existing one — always asking before it creates or mutates. Used to bootstrap the board the issue, delegate, and github-project-management skills then consume.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- HygieneRun the scheduled repo-hygiene task list: refresh managed docs via the `docs` skill, then land the result as a PR (per git-workflow conventions), arming auto-merge unless the `hygiene.autoMerge` config key is off. Dispatched daily by the waffle-hygiene workflow; also user-invocable to run hygiene on demand.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- IssueCreate a well-structured GitHub issue from a brief description, or enrich an existing issue in place. Fleshes out title, body, labels, and optional sub-issues. Plans read-only first and confirms before mutating; `{{issue.confirmGate.flag.off}}` or a non-interactive agent/CI invocation skips the gate, `{{issue.confirmGate.flag.on}}` forces it. Invokable by users and agents.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Label HookExecute the label→action mapping when a GitHub trigger label dispatches the CI harness: enrich an issue in place, or implement it end-to-end (branch → PR). Invoked by the waffle-label-hook workflow with a constant action token; also user-invocable to test the hook locally.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pr ResponseTriage the review findings on a pull request — read every review and review comment (from the adversarial-review bot or a human), score each finding on a five-dimension rubric (severity, reach, validity, effort/risk, alignment), decide Implement / Defer / Decline with a recorded score and one-line reason, apply the accepted fixes, and post one reply per round summarizing the verdicts. Use when a PR has review feedback to answer, when the user says "respond to the review", "address the finding...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2