project-starter

Add tests for recently changed files or specified code

System design and architecture planning mode. Focuses on high-level design, trade-offs, and technical decisions before implementation.

Simplifies code after implementation. Reviews recent changes and suggests/applies simplifications while preserving behavior.

Commit staged changes, push to remote, and create a pull request

Create a conventional commit with auto-generated message

Runs linting and code quality checks. Catches style issues, potential bugs, and enforces project standards.

Auto-fix all linting and formatting issues

Educational mode that explains concepts, teaches patterns, and guides learning. Ideal when learning a new codebase, technology, or programming concept.

Multi-perspective analysis using parallel subagents. Analyzes code from architecture, security, performance, and testing viewpoints simultaneously.

Run parallel code review across multiple directories or files. Uses N subagents simultaneously for faster analysis.

Quickly fix lint errors, type errors, or simple bugs

Fast-paced development mode for quick iterations. Minimal ceremony, maximum speed. Best for prototypes, MVPs, and time-sensitive tasks.

Strict code review mode with high standards. Thoroughly examines code for bugs, security issues, performance problems, and best practice violations.

Runs project tests intelligently. Identifies affected tests from changes and runs them first, then full suite.

Security-focused code scan. Checks for hardcoded secrets, vulnerable dependencies, and common security issues.

- Current branch: !`git branch --show-current`

- Current branch: !`git branch --show-current`

Validates project build process. Run after changes to ensure the project compiles/transpiles correctly.

Comprehensive verification after code changes. Uses Boris Cherny's multi-subagent adversarial approach.