Add the marketplace
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Shared coding conventions for TypeScript, .NET, Python, PHP, plus git workflow, testing, architecture, and AI steering rules
Tone of voice, writing style, AI tell avoidance, and communication guidelines
Security baseline rules and audit skills for maintaining secure code
Structured thinking and reasoning skills — first principles, ISC, algorithm, council, red team, and more
Framework-specific conventions for JasperFx (Wolverine/Marten) on .NET
Framework-specific conventions for Python projects — Django, python-eventsourcing, and related tooling
Framework-specific conventions for PHP — EventSauce event sourcing, symfony/messenger buses, Doctrine read models
Plugin curator — creates, reviews, and maintains agents, skills, and rules. Enforces structural consistency.
Organisational tooling conventions — which tool for which function. Ensures agents reference the correct tools.
Brand-styled markdown-to-PDF rendering — A4 documents with hps.gd typography and palette, optional cover page from frontmatter, swappable stylesheets.
Agile coach — Scrum and Kanban coaching, ceremony facilitation, retrospective design, team health, flow management, and working agreements. Ongoing per-team presence for engineering, product, discovery, and design teams
CEO/founder proxy — cross-team coordination, OKRs, initiative decomposition, strategic decisions spanning CPO and CTO
Chief Product Officer — coordinates product, design, content, GTM, and support teams
Chief Technology Officer — coordinates architecture, development, QA, DevOps, security, and data engineering
GRC Lead — governance, risk management, regulatory compliance, AI governance, audit readiness
Delivery manager — RAID logs, dependency tracking, weekly status reporting, release-readiness coordination, organisational impediment removal, multi-team coordination, and GDS service-assessment readiness
Product owner — requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, backlog prioritisation
Product manager — owns the why and the what for a product slice: problem validation, continuous discovery, JTBD, roadmap, PRDs, RICE prioritisation, and strategy input to the CPO
Product analyst — North Star metrics, metric hierarchies, instrumentation specs, cohort and retention analysis, experiment design
UI designer — visual design, design system, component specifications, accessibility
UX researcher — customer journeys, touchpoints, information architecture, usability assessment, personas
User documentation writer — guides, tutorials, knowledge base, onboarding. Product language for non-technical audiences.
Developer documentation writer — API references, SDK guides, integration tutorials, code examples.
Internal documentation writer — architecture docs, runbooks, changelogs, onboarding, post-mortems.
Go-to-market specialist — positioning, launch strategy, content marketing, competitive analysis
Customer support — ticket triage, feedback synthesis, knowledge base, bug escalation
Customer Success Manager — health monitoring, churn prevention, expansion, onboarding quality
Shared rules for engineering plugins: spec-first implementation. Installed automatically as a dependency of ai-engineer, data-engineer, devops, python-developer, qa-engineer, react-developer, and security-engineer
Software architect — system design, ADRs, technology evaluation, API strategy
React/Next.js developer — TypeScript, Tailwind, content-collections, react-pdf, Vitest
.NET/C# developer — Wolverine, Marten, event sourcing, CQRS, Alba testing
Python developer — strict typing, Ruff, mypy, BDD, Hypothesis, DDD
PHP developer — modern PHP 8.4+, PHPStan max, PHP-CS-Fixer (PER-CS), Pest + Behat, readonly value objects, EventSauce, symfony/messenger, Doctrine
AI/ML engineer — prompt engineering, model evaluation, RAG pipelines, embeddings, AI feature implementation
QA Lead — test strategy, acceptance criteria, 3 amigos, edge case identification
QA engineer — test automation, test execution, coverage analysis, bug investigation
Release manager — release coordination, deployment scheduling, rollback decisions, go/no-go gates
Performance engineer — load testing, profiling, capacity planning, performance budgets
DevOps / platform engineer — IaC, CI/CD, deployment, monitoring, incident response
Security engineer — threat modelling, security audits, compliance, vulnerability management
Data engineer — data pipelines, analytics, event tracking, metrics, data modelling
Code review agent with multi-pass review, quality scoring, and PR creation skills
Shared rules for research output: report frontmatter contract, file naming, source citation quality. Installed automatically as a dependency of analyst, investigator, and dossier
Research and business intelligence agents — web research with source attribution, and company/market analysis from public sources
OSINT investigation agents — domain and infrastructure intel, and people/entity investigation with mandatory ethical authorisation gates
Consolidate research outputs that conform to the report frontmatter contract into a single brand-styled PDF dossier, or drive an end-to-end campaign on a target
Web research tooling — content retrieval with four-tier escalation (WebFetch → curl → Playwright → human escalation) and PDF snapshots for evidence archival.
Billing engineer — subscription billing logic, invoicing, payment gateway integration, dunning management, and revenue recognition workflows.