Scaffold one function using the validated-function pattern — a factory that injects dependencies and wraps an inner fn with Zod validation + structured error handling, plus its sinon test. Use when adding a service/data function to an existing repo, or runs /ps:create-validated-function.
EnglishTurn raw project notes into a polished, branded biweekly executive report PDF — anonymizing teammate and customer names along the way. Use when the user wants to write an executive report, status report, or biweekly update from messy notes, or runs /ps:executive-report.
EnglishCreate a structured GitHub issue (bug, feature, or chore) in the current repo. Use when the user wants to file or report an issue, or runs /ps:issues-report.
EnglishRecurring engagement harvest for Pedro's social posts. Opens a browser, sweeps a week or month of his LinkedIn and/or Twitter/X posts, reads each post's impressions, reactions, comments, and reposts plus a few notable comments, and saves it as structured time-series data in the psstack performance store. Promotes high performers to exemplars so /ps:post drafts from what actually works. Use when Pedro wants to measure post performance, run the weekly/monthly engagement pull, refresh the social data store, or runs /ps:post-pulse. Not for drafting posts (that's /ps:post).
EnglishGenerate a branded release-notes card (PNG) for a repo's latest GitHub release — groups the actual commit messages by conventional-commit type and renders them as a white, social-ready changelog image with satori. Use when the user wants a shareable release image, or runs /ps:release-card.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Create Validated Function, Executive Report, Issues Report, and other workflows.
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Create Validated Function
Scaffold one function using the validated-function pattern — a factory that injects dependencies and wraps an inner fn with Zod validation + structured error handling, plus its sinon test. Use when adding a service/data function to an existing repo, or runs /ps:create-validated-function.
Executive Report
Turn raw project notes into a polished, branded biweekly executive report PDF — anonymizing teammate and customer names along the way. Use when the user wants to write an executive report, status report, or biweekly update from messy notes, or runs /ps:executive-report.
Issues Report
Create a structured GitHub issue (bug, feature, or chore) in the current repo. Use when the user wants to file or report an issue, or runs /ps:issues-report.
Post Pulse
Recurring engagement harvest for Pedro's social posts. Opens a browser, sweeps a week or month of his LinkedIn and/or Twitter/X posts, reads each post's impressions, reactions, comments, and reposts plus a few notable comments, and saves it as structured time-series data in the psstack performance store. Promotes high performers to exemplars so /ps:post drafts from what actually works. Use when Pedro wants to measure post performance, run the weekly/monthly engagement pull, refresh the social data store, or runs /ps:post-pulse. Not for drafting posts (that's /ps:post).
Release Card
Generate a branded release-notes card (PNG) for a repo's latest GitHub release — groups the actual commit messages by conventional-commit type and renders them as a white, social-ready changelog image with satori. Use when the user wants a shareable release image, or runs /ps:release-card.
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