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Shared coding conventions for TypeScript, .NET, Python, plus git workflow, testing, architecture, and AI steering rules

Tone of voice, writing style, AI tell avoidance, and communication guidelines

Security baseline rules and audit skills for maintaining secure code

Structured thinking and reasoning skills — first principles, iterative depth, creative ideation, council debates, red team, scientific method, ISC, and algorithm

Framework-specific conventions for JasperFx (Wolverine/Marten), Pulumi, Moon, Next.js, SonarCloud, and event sourcing

Plugin curator — creates, reviews, and maintains agents, skills, and rules. Enforces structural consistency across the marketplace.

Organisational tooling conventions — which tool for which function. Auto-loaded rules ensure agents reference the correct tools.

CEO/founder proxy — cross-team coordination, OKRs, initiative decomposition, strategic decisions that span CPO and CTO domains

Chief Product Officer — coordinates product, design, content, GTM, and support teams

Chief Technology Officer — coordinates architecture, development, QA, DevOps, security, and data engineering

GRC Lead — governance, risk management, regulatory compliance, AI governance, audit readiness, and policy management.

Product owner — requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, backlog prioritisation

UI designer — visual design, design system, component specifications, accessibility. The visual layer of the product.

UX researcher — customer journeys, touchpoints, information architecture, usability assessment, persona definition. The experience layer of the product.

User documentation writer — user guides, tutorials, knowledge base articles, onboarding content. Writes in product language for non-technical audiences.

Developer documentation writer — API references, SDK guides, integration tutorials, code examples. Writes for developers who are competent but unfamiliar with your codebase.

Internal documentation writer — architecture docs, runbooks, changelogs, onboarding guides, ADR documentation. Writes for engineers who know the domain but may be new to the codebase.

Go-to-market specialist — positioning, launch strategy, content marketing, competitive analysis

Customer support — ticket triage, feedback synthesis, knowledge base, bug escalation

Customer Success Manager — health monitoring, churn prevention, expansion, onboarding quality, proactive customer engagement

Software architect — system design, ADRs, technology evaluation, API strategy, migration planning

React/Next.js developer — TypeScript, Tailwind, content-collections, react-pdf, Vitest, atomic design

.NET/C# developer — Wolverine, Marten, event sourcing, CQRS, Alba/Testcontainers testing

Python developer — strict typing, Ruff, mypy, BDD (pytest-bdd), Hypothesis, frozen dataclasses, DDD

AI/ML engineer — prompt engineering, model evaluation, RAG pipelines, embeddings, AI feature implementation.

QA Lead — test strategy, acceptance criteria, 3 amigos participation. Works with product and architecture during planning to define what to test and how to verify.

QA engineer — test strategy, test automation, quality gates, coverage analysis

Release manager — release coordination, deployment scheduling, rollback decisions, release notes, and go/no-go gates.

Performance engineer — load testing, profiling, capacity planning, performance budgets, and optimisation.

DevOps / platform engineer — IaC, CI/CD, deployment, monitoring, incident response

Security engineer — threat modelling, security audits, compliance, vulnerability management

Data engineer — data pipelines, analytics, event tracking, metrics, data modelling

Code review agent with multi-pass review, quality scoring, and PR creation skills

Research and business intelligence agents — web research with source attribution, and company/market analysis from public sources.

OSINT investigation agents — domain and infrastructure intel, and people/entity investigation with mandatory ethical authorisation gates.

Utility skills for common engineering workflow patterns — content retrieval with escalating fallback strategies.