ryanthedev
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Use after implementing code. Triggers on: is it done, ready to commit, verify correctness, did I miss anything, pre-commit check.
Optimize performance through mandatory measure-first workflow with 3 stages: MEASURE (gate) -> FUNDAMENTAL FIX -> CRITICAL PATH REDESIGN. Use when code is too slow, laggy, hangs, doesn't scale, has ti...
Validate technical feasibility with minimum code before full implementation. Prove ONE atomic question ('Can I X?') through 6-phase workflow: SCOPE, CONTEXT, MINIMUM, EXECUTE, VERIFY, CAPTURE. Use whe...
Audit and fix data organization: variable declarations, data types, magic numbers, naming conventions, and global data. Three modes: CHECKER (92-item checklist -> status table), APPLIER (type selectio...
Review documentation quality across README, comments, API docs, changelog, and AI documentation (CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, copilot-instructions). Use when checking if documentation matches code, commen...
Execute quality checklists (112+ items) for code review, testing strategy, and debugging. CHECKER mode audits QA practices with evidence tables. APPLIER mode generates test cases (5:1 dirty ratio), ru...
Classify code tasks and execute task-specific checklists with quality gates. Route to WRITE, DEBUG, REVIEW, OPTIMIZE, REFACTOR, SIMPLIFY, or SECURE workflows, each invoking relevant CC and APOSD skill...
Use when code needs better naming, documentation, or is "confusing" or "hard to understand".
Use before claiming code is "done", after implementation, before commit. Checks requirements coverage, concurrency, error handling, resources, boundaries, and security.
Use when designing interfaces before implementation, creating new classes or services, or asked to "design", "create class", "add module", or "implement feature".
Use when reviewing code, assessing interfaces, during PR review, or when asked "is this too complex?" or "is this design good?"
Use when writing code, implementing features, executing plans, building, creating, modifying, fixing bugs, or refactoring.