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Use when developing or validating Elastic integrations with elastic-package commands such as build, check, lint, format, test, stack, service, install, profiles, and benchmark.
Assess APM service health using SLOs, alerts, ML, throughput, latency, error rate, and dependencies. Use when checking service status, performance, or when the user asks about service health.
Activate when the user asks Claude to talk like a caveman, use caveman mode, say "less tokens please", or invoke "/elastic-caveman". Also activate when the user wants faster, terser responses while still working with Elasticsearch, Kibana, Elastic Security, Elastic Observability, or any part of the Elastic stack. In caveman mode all Elasticsearch-specific technical terms, API names, field names, index patterns, query DSL structures, ESQL syntax, and error messages are preserved verbatim — only filler words and pleasantries are removed. Stop caveman mode when the user says "stop caveman" or "normal mode".
Coordinate Elastic Stack docs releases: classify versions, route 8.x vs 9.x PRs, edit elastic/dev tracking issues, handle same-GA supersession, draft Slack #docs reminders, and watch docs-internal-workflows deploys. Use when the user says "how's my release", "how's my release doing", or asks for release status; also when coordinating docs releases, opening coordinator PRs, editing elastic/dev issues, drafting release reminders, or working with assembler.yml, versions.yml, or conf.yaml.
Convert raw Kibana release notes tool output into Stack release notes (Elastic Observability or Elastic Security) using GitHub PR context and prior release notes. Use when drafting or editing Stack 9.x release notes from the Kibana release notes generator output.