soleur

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List all available Soleur commands, agents, and skills

Analyze codebase and populate knowledge-base with conventions, patterns, and technical debt

Participates in brainstorm and planning phases to assess technical implications, flag architecture concerns, and identify engineering risks for proposed features. Use individual engineering agents (review, research, design) for focused tasks; use this agent for cross-cutting technical assessment during feature exploration.

Use this agent when you need expert guidance on Domain-Driven Design including bounded contexts, context mapping, and aggregate design. Use architecture-strategist for general architectural compliance; use this agent for bounded context and aggregate design.

Use this agent when running /plan and the project uses a stack not covered by built-in agents. Queries external registries for community agents matching the detected stack gap. Use functional-discovery to check if a planned feature already exists; use this agent to find agents for a missing tech stack.

Use this agent when running /plan to check whether community registries already have skills or agents with similar functionality to the feature being planned. Use agent-finder for stack-gap detection; use this agent to check if a planned feature already exists in registries.

Use this agent when you need to audit domain security posture, configure DNS records, or manage Cloudflare security features (WAF, Workers, Zero Trust) via the Cloudflare MCP server. Use terraform-architect for IaC generation; use this agent for live Cloudflare configuration and security auditing.

This skill should be used when automating browser interactions via Vercel's agent-browser CLI. It handles web page navigation, form filling, screenshots, and data scraping using ref-based element selection.

This skill should be used when designing agent-native applications where agents are first-class citizens. It applies when architecting autonomous agents, creating MCP tools, implementing self-modifying systems, or building apps where features are agent-driven outcomes.

This skill should be used when conducting a scored agent-native architecture review. It launches 8 parallel sub-agents to audit action parity, tools as primitives, context injection, shared workspace, CRUD completeness, UI integration, capability discovery, and prompt-native features.

This skill should be used when writing Ruby gems following Andrew Kane's patterns. It applies when creating new gems, refactoring existing gems, or designing gem APIs with clean, minimal, production-ready code.

This skill should be used when managing Architecture Decision Records or C4 diagrams.

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