sultano-toolkit

Review changed code with senior engineer standards

Create a commit with specific changes and push to remote

Use this agent when you have completed writing a logical chunk of code (a function, class, module, or feature) and want to ensure it follows software engineering best practices without being over-engineered. Examples: <example> Context: User has just implemented a new API endpoint handler. user: "I've just finished writing this API endpoint for user registration. Can you review it?" assistant: "Let me use the code-reviewer agent to analyze your code for best practices and potential over-engineering." [Uses Agent tool to launch code-reviewer] </example> <example> Context: User has refactored a class and wants feedback. user: "I refactored the UserService class to add dependency injection. Here's the code: [code snippet]" assistant: "I'll have the code-reviewer agent examine this refactoring to ensure it maintains good design principles without unnecessary complexity." [Uses Agent tool to launch code-reviewer] </example> <example> Context: User has completed a feature implementation. user: "Done implementing the payment processing feature. It has 3 new classes and 2 interfaces." assistant: "Great! Let me use the code-reviewer agent to review the implementation and check that it's well-designed without being over-engineered." [Uses Agent tool to launch code-reviewer] </example>

Use this agent to improve the project based on learnings from the current session. It analyzes what was learned, plans improvements, and implements changes that make future work more efficient. Delegates to project-scribe for documentation needs. Examples: <example> Context: After completing significant work. user: "Improve the project based on this session" assistant: "I'll launch the continuous-improver agent to apply learnings." <Task tool call to continuous-improver> </example> <example> Context: User wants to capture and apply session insights. user: "Extract learnings and make improvements" assistant: "I'll use the continuous-improver agent to improve the project." <Task tool call to continuous-improver> </example> <example> Context: End of development session. user: "What can we improve from this session?" assistant: "I'll launch the continuous-improver agent to identify and implement improvements." <Task tool call to continuous-improver> </example>

Use this agent for git operations, GitLab interactions (merge requests, issues, pipelines), and multi-repo management with meta. Handles commits, pushes, MRs, and cross-repo operations. Examples: <example> Context: User wants to commit and push changes. user: "Commit and push my changes" assistant: "I'll use the repo-manager agent to commit and push." <Task tool invocation to repo-manager agent> </example> <example> Context: User wants to create a merge request. user: "Create an MR for this branch" assistant: "I'll use the repo-manager agent to create a merge request." <Task tool invocation to repo-manager agent> </example> <example> Context: User wants to run a command across all repos. user: "Pull all repos" assistant: "I'll use the repo-manager agent to pull across all repositories." <Task tool invocation to repo-manager agent> </example>

Use this agent to manage project documentation. Responsibilities include writing/organizing docs in the docs/ folder, maintaining the index/barrel file, and ensuring docs stay synchronized with code. Note: For session learnings, use continuous-improver instead - it will delegate documentation tasks here when needed. Examples: <example> Context: User implemented a new feature. user: "I just added OAuth2 authentication" assistant: "I'll use the scribe agent to document this feature." <Task tool call to scribe> </example> <example> Context: User wants to reorganize documentation. user: "The docs folder is a mess" assistant: "I'll launch the scribe agent to restructure the documentation." <Task tool call to scribe> </example> <example> Context: Continuous-improver delegates documentation. user: [continuous-improver spawns scribe] assistant: "I'll document this process as requested by continuous-improver." <Task tool call to scribe> </example>