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Update project documentation after feature approval. Creates/updates feature docs and user guides. Use after /test passes and user approves. Supports task IDs for easier invocation.
Use this skill when the user wants a systematic literature review, survey, or synthesis across multiple academic papers on a topic. Also covers annotated bibliographies and cross-paper comparisons. Searches arXiv and outputs reports in APA, IEEE, or BibTeX format. Not for single-paper tasks — use academic-paper-review for reviewing one paper.
Interactive hypothesis-driven debugging with documented exploration, understanding evolution, and analysis-assisted correction.
Create Product Requirements Documents (PRD) following SDD methodology - Layer 2 artifact defining product features and user needs
View a plan's tasks and progress, regardless of output format.
CCW command help system. Search, browse, recommend commands. Triggers "ccw-help", "ccw-issue".
Activated when users start a new novel project - Guides them through the seven-step methodology (constitution → specify → clarify → plan → tasks → write → analyze) with gentle prompts and explanations
Interactive brainstorming with parallel subagent collaboration, idea expansion, and documented thought evolution. Parallel multi-perspective analysis for Codex.
Master skill for parallel subagent-driven execution with automatic fallback to single-agent sequential mode. Use when implementing plans with multiple independent sub-phases (SP1, SP2...) to dispatch parallel subagents, or when requiring code review between implementation and testing.
Multi-agent orchestration layer for OpenAI Codex CLI. Provides 30 specialized agents, 40+ workflow skills, team orchestration in tmux, persistent MCP servers, and staged pipeline execution.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create change", "change request", "CAB", "change approval", "change task", "RFC", "normal change", "emergency change", or any ServiceNow Change Management development.
Analyzes codebases to understand structure, tech stack, patterns, and conventions. Use when onboarding to a new project, exploring unfamiliar code, or when asked "how does this work?" or "what's the architecture?"