Designs motion, transitions, and micro-interactions for UI components: spring animations, gestures, easing, staggers — taste-driven detail compounding. Trigger for 'animate this', 'add transitions', 'micro-interactions for', 'gesture design', 'swipe to dismiss', 'easing for this', 'stagger the'. Not for design systems; use /ai-design instead. Not for visual art; use /ai-visual instead. Not for testing animation code; use /ai-test instead.
EnglishWrites production code that satisfies stack-context standards on the first pass: interface-first design, backward-compatibility checks, lightweight self-review. Trigger for 'implement this', 'write the code for', 'add X to Y', 'build this function', 'make this work'. Not for tests; use /ai-test instead. Not for debugging; use /ai-debug instead. Not for refactoring; use /ai-simplify instead. Not for executing an approved plan end-to-end; use /ai-build (the gateway).
EnglishRuns the governed commit pipeline: auto-branches from protected, stages selectively, formats and lints, scans for secrets, gates docs, composes a conventional message, pushes. Trigger for 'commit my changes', 'save my work', 'push this to remote', 'stage these files', 'ship it'. Not for opening a PR; use /ai-pr instead. Not for branch hygiene; use /ai-branch-cleanup instead.
EnglishDrives fundraising and investor readiness: market sizing, competitive diligence, pitch decks, financial models, and investor outreach. Trigger for 'raise money', 'build a pitch deck', 'draft an investor cold email', 'market sizing', 'competitive research', 'financial model for the raise', 'warm intro to investors'. Not for growth/social content; use /ai-marketing instead. Not for sprint reviews or solution intent; use /ai-prose instead. Not for internal docs; use /ai-docs instead.
EnglishSaves persistent technical discoveries (debugging insights, non-obvious behaviors, workarounds, integration gotchas) and searches them across sessions. Trigger for 'save this', 'note that', 'remember this finding', 'what did we find about', 'do we have notes on'. Rule of thumb: if it took more than 30 minutes to figure out, save it. Not for cross-session learning patterns; use /ai-session-watch or /ai-learn instead.
EnglishCreates and updates pull requests with governance: runs the commit pipeline, enforces pre-push gates, generates structured PR body from spec, watches and fixes CI until merged. Trigger for 'open a PR', 'submit this for review', 'I am ready for review', 'merge this into main', 'draft PR', 'update the PR'. Not for commit-only flows; use /ai-commit instead. Not for narrative review; use /ai-review instead.
EnglishIncludes AI Animation, AI Fundraising, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
AI Animation
Designs motion, transitions, and micro-interactions for UI components: spring animations, gestures, easing, staggers — taste-driven detail compounding. Trigger for 'animate this', 'add transitions', 'micro-interactions for', 'gesture design', 'swipe to dismiss', 'easing for this', 'stagger the'. Not for design systems; use /ai-design instead. Not for visual art; use /ai-visual instead. Not for testing animation code; use /ai-test instead.
AI Code
Writes production code that satisfies stack-context standards on the first pass: interface-first design, backward-compatibility checks, lightweight self-review. Trigger for 'implement this', 'write the code for', 'add X to Y', 'build this function', 'make this work'. Not for tests; use /ai-test instead. Not for debugging; use /ai-debug instead. Not for refactoring; use /ai-simplify instead. Not for executing an approved plan end-to-end; use /ai-build (the gateway).
AI Commit
Runs the governed commit pipeline: auto-branches from protected, stages selectively, formats and lints, scans for secrets, gates docs, composes a conventional message, pushes. Trigger for 'commit my changes', 'save my work', 'push this to remote', 'stage these files', 'ship it'. Not for opening a PR; use /ai-pr instead. Not for branch hygiene; use /ai-branch-cleanup instead.
AI Fundraising
Drives fundraising and investor readiness: market sizing, competitive diligence, pitch decks, financial models, and investor outreach. Trigger for 'raise money', 'build a pitch deck', 'draft an investor cold email', 'market sizing', 'competitive research', 'financial model for the raise', 'warm intro to investors'. Not for growth/social content; use /ai-marketing instead. Not for sprint reviews or solution intent; use /ai-prose instead. Not for internal docs; use /ai-docs instead.
AI Note
Saves persistent technical discoveries (debugging insights, non-obvious behaviors, workarounds, integration gotchas) and searches them across sessions. Trigger for 'save this', 'note that', 'remember this finding', 'what did we find about', 'do we have notes on'. Rule of thumb: if it took more than 30 minutes to figure out, save it. Not for cross-session learning patterns; use /ai-session-watch or /ai-learn instead.
AI PR
Creates and updates pull requests with governance: runs the commit pipeline, enforces pre-push gates, generates structured PR body from spec, watches and fixes CI until merged. Trigger for 'open a PR', 'submit this for review', 'I am ready for review', 'merge this into main', 'draft PR', 'update the PR'. Not for commit-only flows; use /ai-commit instead. Not for narrative review; use /ai-review instead.
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