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AI Agent Workflow Collection

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Analyze cycle health and generate comprehensive report with actionable insights, risk…

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Protocol reference for the Catalyst event broker daemon.

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Create git commits autonomously for CI/automation (no user interaction). Non-interactive variant of /commit for use in CI pipelines, automated workflows, and background tasks. Never prompts the user.

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Document important product decisions. Creates decision logs with rationale, alternatives, and trade-offs.

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Identify and validate your North Star Metric. Aligns product strategy with key business metric.

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Generate or update PR description with incremental changes.

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Upsell, cross-sell, and account growth tactics. Framework for revenue expansion.

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Fix TypeScript errors with strict anti-reward-hacking rules. ALWAYS use when the user says 'fix type errors', 'fix typescript', 'type-check is failing', or when TypeScript compilation errors need to be resolved. Ensures runtime type safety — fixes root causes instead of silencing errors with casts.

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Shape every ticket around a scannable use-case before it's filed.

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Quantify feature value with driver trees, confidence levels, and the 4-step sizing framework.

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Set up leading vs lagging indicators for product decisions. Framework for metric selection and tracking.

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Phase-agent wrapper that drives TDD implementation from an approved plan (CTL-449 Initiative 1 Phase 3). Reads thoughts/shared/plans/- .md, delegates the red→green→refactor cycle to /catalyst-dev:implement-plan, commits each plan phase as it lands, and transitions the Linear ticket to inProgress. Dispatched as a claude --bg job by phase-agent-dispatch, which invokes it via slash command — hence user-invocable: true.

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Phase-agent wrapper that opens the pull request after implementation completes (CTL-449 Initiative 1 Phase 3). Delegates to /catalyst-dev:create-pr (which already auto-runs describe-pr and transitions Linear to inReview), then writes the PR number + URL into the phase signal file so the downstream phase-monitor-merge agent can read it without re-querying GitHub. Dispatched as a claude --bg job by phase-agent-dispatch, which invokes it via slash command — hence user-invocable: true.

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Phase agent for the 10th/terminal step of the pipeline (CTL-703). Performs all terminal wrap-up after monitor-deploy — verifies the PR merged, posts a final Linear comment with per-phase timings, transitions Linear to Done (the sole Done writer now), archives the worker dir to ~/catalyst/archives/ /, removes the local worktree + branch, then emits phase.teardown.complete. . Reads phase-monitor-deploy.json as its prior-phase artifact. Dispatched via phase-agent-dispatch as a slash command — user-invocable: true.

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Phase agent that triages a Linear ticket — expands acronyms, classifies (feature/bug/docs/refactor/chore), identifies genuine blockers (a semantic second-pass over the backlog — NOT a prose scrape; CTL-838), estimates scope, writes triage.json, and posts a triage analysis comment to Linear. Triage completion is signaled by that comment plus the local triage.json — there is no triaged label. Emits phase.triage.complete. on success and phase.triage.failed. on error. Dispatched by the phase-agent orchestrator (CTL-452) via slash command — user-invocable: true so the dispatcher's claude --bg "/catalyst-dev:phase-triage ..." resolves.

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Phase agent for the verify step of the 9-phase orchestrator pipeline (CTL-450). NEW skill — has no canonical wrapper. Runs read-only adversarial verification against the implement-phase diff: tsc, tests, lint, security scan, reward-hacking scan, code review, test coverage, silent-failure hunt. Writes ${ORCHDIR}/workers/ /verify.json then emits phase.verify.complete. . Reads phase-implement.json as its prior-phase artifact. NEVER writes application code — only test files allowed. Spawned via phase-agent-dispatch via slash command — hence user-invocable: true.

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Create a PRD (product requirements document) for features and initiatives. Guides through clarifying questions, generates a structured draft with hypothesis, strategic fit, non-goals, success metrics, and rollout plan, then offers multi-agent review. Use when the user asks to create a PRD, product spec, feature spec, requirements doc, or product brief.

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Build → review → iterate prototype workflow. Structured feedback collection and iteration.

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Resume work from a handoff document.

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Scan TypeScript code for reward hacking patterns — shortcuts that make linters pass without actually fixing type safety. This skill has a comprehensive checklist of 8 forbidden patterns with severity tuning (libraries vs apps) that you cannot reliably check on your own. ALWAYS consult this skill when the user says 'scan for hacks', 'check for type cheats', 'reward hacking', 'verify no shortcuts', wants to check for as any, as unknown as, @ts-ignore, non-null assertions (value!), forEach(async, or void tricks after fixing TypeScript errors. Also use after /fix-typescript completes, or when verifying TypeScript changes before marking work done. Accepts optional file/directory arguments to scope the scan.

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Draft team communications for Slack. Creates clear, actionable messages for different contexts.

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Create product strategy in 1 day, 1 week, or 1 month timeframes. Progressive strategy development framework.

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Cross-ticket retrospective VIEW (CTL-789 Loop C / CTL-814).

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Reference for safe GitHub event waits.

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Includes Analyze Cycle, Decision Doc, Define North Star, and other workflows.

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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI

Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.

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What’s included

Analyze Cycle

Analyze cycle health and generate comprehensive report with actionable insights, risk analysis,

Broker

Protocol reference for the Catalyst event broker daemon. Covers agent identity (agent.checkin/

CI Commit

Create git commits autonomously for CI/automation (no user interaction). Non-interactive variant of /commit for use in CI pipelines, automated workflows, and background tasks. Never prompts the user.

Decision Doc

Document important product decisions. Creates decision logs with rationale, alternatives, and trade-offs.

Define North Star

Identify and validate your North Star Metric. Aligns product strategy with key business metric.

Describe PR

Generate or update PR description with incremental changes. ALWAYS use when the user says

Expansion Strategy

Upsell, cross-sell, and account growth tactics. Framework for revenue expansion.

Fix TypeScript

Fix TypeScript errors with strict anti-reward-hacking rules. ALWAYS use when the user says 'fix type errors', 'fix typescript', 'type-check is failing', or when TypeScript compilation errors need to be resolved. Ensures runtime type safety — fixes root causes instead of silencing errors with casts.

Gherkin Ticket

Shape every ticket around a scannable use-case before it's filed. ALWAYS use when the user

Impact Sizing

Quantify feature value with driver trees, confidence levels, and the 4-step sizing framework.

Metrics Framework

Set up leading vs lagging indicators for product decisions. Framework for metric selection and tracking.

Phase Implement

Phase-agent wrapper that drives TDD implementation from an approved plan (CTL-449 Initiative 1 Phase 3). Reads thoughts/shared/plans/- .md, delegates the red→green→refactor cycle to /catalyst-dev:implement-plan, commits each plan phase as it lands, and transitions the Linear ticket to inProgress. Dispatched as a claude --bg job by phase-agent-dispatch, which invokes it via slash command — hence user-invocable: true.

Phase PR

Phase-agent wrapper that opens the pull request after implementation completes (CTL-449 Initiative 1 Phase 3). Delegates to /catalyst-dev:create-pr (which already auto-runs describe-pr and transitions Linear to inReview), then writes the PR number + URL into the phase signal file so the downstream phase-monitor-merge agent can read it without re-querying GitHub. Dispatched as a claude --bg job by phase-agent-dispatch, which invokes it via slash command — hence user-invocable: true.

Phase Teardown

Phase agent for the 10th/terminal step of the pipeline (CTL-703). Performs all terminal wrap-up after monitor-deploy — verifies the PR merged, posts a final Linear comment with per-phase timings, transitions Linear to Done (the sole Done writer now), archives the worker dir to ~/catalyst/archives/ /, removes the local worktree + branch, then emits phase.teardown.complete. . Reads phase-monitor-deploy.json as its prior-phase artifact. Dispatched via phase-agent-dispatch as a slash command — user-invocable: true.

Phase Triage

Phase agent that triages a Linear ticket — expands acronyms, classifies (feature/bug/docs/refactor/chore), identifies genuine blockers (a semantic second-pass over the backlog — NOT a prose scrape; CTL-838), estimates scope, writes triage.json, and posts a triage analysis comment to Linear. Triage completion is signaled by that comment plus the local triage.json — there is no triaged label. Emits phase.triage.complete. on success and phase.triage.failed. on error. Dispatched by the phase-agent orchestrator (CTL-452) via slash command — user-invocable: true so the dispatcher's claude --bg "/catalyst-dev:phase-triage ..." resolves.

Phase Verify

Phase agent for the verify step of the 9-phase orchestrator pipeline (CTL-450). NEW skill — has no canonical wrapper. Runs read-only adversarial verification against the implement-phase diff: tsc, tests, lint, security scan, reward-hacking scan, code review, test coverage, silent-failure hunt. Writes ${ORCHDIR}/workers/ /verify.json then emits phase.verify.complete. . Reads phase-implement.json as its prior-phase artifact. NEVER writes application code — only test files allowed. Spawned via phase-agent-dispatch via slash command — hence user-invocable: true.

Prd Draft

Create a PRD (product requirements document) for features and initiatives. Guides through clarifying questions, generates a structured draft with hypothesis, strategic fit, non-goals, success metrics, and rollout plan, then offers multi-agent review. Use when the user asks to create a PRD, product spec, feature spec, requirements doc, or product brief.

Prototype Feedback

Build → review → iterate prototype workflow. Structured feedback collection and iteration.

Resume Handoff

Resume work from a handoff document. ALWAYS use when the user says 'resume handoff', 'pick up

Scan Reward Hacking

Scan TypeScript code for reward hacking patterns — shortcuts that make linters pass without actually fixing type safety. This skill has a comprehensive checklist of 8 forbidden patterns with severity tuning (libraries vs apps) that you cannot reliably check on your own. ALWAYS consult this skill when the user says 'scan for hacks', 'check for type cheats', 'reward hacking', 'verify no shortcuts', wants to check for as any, as unknown as, @ts-ignore, non-null assertions (value!), forEach(async, or void tricks after fixing TypeScript errors. Also use after /fix-typescript completes, or when verifying TypeScript changes before marking work done. Accepts optional file/directory arguments to scope the scan.

Slack Message

Draft team communications for Slack. Creates clear, actionable messages for different contexts.

Strategy Sprint

Create product strategy in 1 day, 1 week, or 1 month timeframes. Progressive strategy development framework.

Ticket Retro

Cross-ticket retrospective VIEW (CTL-789 Loop C / CTL-814). ALWAYS use when a ticket's PR

Wait for GitHub

Reference for safe GitHub event waits. Preferred path uses broker auto-detect (brokerclaimpr

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