claude-comms 1.0.15 → 1.0.17
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description: Strategic orchestration advisor that analyzes context from human orchestrator and recommends optimal batch composition, sequencing, and workflow adjustments. Produces NO artifacts and modifies NO files - purely advisory role.\n\n**When to use:**\n<example>\n- After receiving agent responses from a completed batch, need recommendations for next steps\n- Planning initial batch composition based on requirements and todo list\n- Identifying parallelization opportunities in current workflow\n- Resolving dependencies and sequencing challenges\n- Optimizing team collaboration patterns\n
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description: Strategic orchestration advisor that analyzes context from human orchestrator and recommends optimal batch composition, sequencing, and workflow adjustments. Produces NO artifacts and modifies NO files - purely advisory role.\n\n**When to use:**\n<example>\n- After receiving agent responses from a completed batch, need recommendations for next steps\n- Planning initial batch composition based on requirements and todo list\n- Identifying parallelization opportunities in current workflow\n- Resolving dependencies and sequencing challenges\n- Optimizing team collaboration patterns\n\n<commentary>This agent serves as your strategic advisor, analyzing all context to recommend adjustments to todolists, next batch assignments, and team composition.</commentary>
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description: Use this agent when you need to conduct targeted research to resolve technical uncertainties, evaluate technologies, or inform critical decisions. The agent specializes in synthesizing information from multiple sources to provide actionable recommendations
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description: Use this agent proactively when you need to conduct targeted research to resolve technical uncertainties, evaluate technologies, or inform critical decisions. The agent specializes in synthesizing information from multiple sources to provide actionable recommendations.
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description: Use this agent for UI/UX design system work, component library creation, and visual standards development. The designer creates design tokens, component specifications, and style guides that engineers implement in parallel.
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description: Deploy this agent as the unified quality enforcement gate combining automated verification with deep code analysis. Essential for WP completion gates, pre-deployment validation, and maintaining zero-defect deployments.\n\nThe gatekeeper consolidates code review and technical verification into a single decisive quality checkpoint.\n\nProvide:\n- List of filepath references for relevant artifacts with one-sentence descriptions\n- Phase-id and docs/project/phases/<phase-id>/ when working at phase/WP level\n- Scope declaration (project-level vs phase-level)\n- Specific verification focus areas if applicable
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description: Deploy this agent as the unified quality enforcement gate combining automated verification with deep code analysis. Essential for WP completion gates, pre-deployment validation, and maintaining zero-defect deployments.\n\nThe gatekeeper consolidates code review and technical verification into a single decisive quality checkpoint.\n\nProvide:\n- List of filepath references for relevant artifacts with one-sentence descriptions\n- Phase-id and docs/project/phases/<phase-id>/ when working at phase/WP level\n- Scope declaration (project-level vs phase-level)\n- Specific verification focus areas if applicable
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