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Pair Programming collaborates with a human developer to understand requirements, design changes, and implement features in small reviewable steps. It fits iterative coding sessions where explicit approval and synchronized specifications matter.

Spring Boot builds Spring Boot 4.x applications with recommended package structure, REST APIs, persistence, Modulith, Thymeleaf, and testing practices. Use it when creating or reviewing Spring Boot apps and their Maven, Docker Compose, ArchUnit, and Taskfile setup.

Autopilot turns a vague instruction into a structured plan and executes it end to end without mid-task confirmation. It is used for broad requests like fixing bugs, adding tests, investigating issues, deploying, and running reviews.

Codex runs as a background sub-agent for code analysis, refactoring, and review, and it also handles image generation requests through its built-in tool. Use it when you want an agent to work in parallel without blocking the main conversation.

Feature Demand Validator checks whether a micro-innovation is a real customer need using review, keyword, and community signals. Use it after picking a category or finding a competitor gap to decide whether to pursue the feature.

ImageGen turns visual requests into generated assets for websites and content, including logos, mascots, cover images, OG images, and user-scene illustrations. Use it when a page is missing artwork or needs original images instead of placeholders.

SkillsMP searches a large index of public SKILL.md files to find existing agent skills by keyword, category, language, or occupation. Use it before writing a new skill or when you want to discover overlooked examples in a field.

Zach Seller Skill Creator helps Chinese-speaking Amazon sellers turn repeated operations into reusable skills. It is used to create, improve, and evaluate skills by first collecting six business details before writing the workflow.

AD CS Attacks covers Active Directory Certificate Services escalation paths ESC1 through ESC17 using Certipy. Use it to enumerate vulnerable templates or CA settings, request impersonation certificates, and review checks, event IDs, and remediation.

AD Environment Constraints lists common Active Directory hardening checks that break NTLM, Kerberos, LDAP, and SMB operations. Use it to fingerprint domain posture and choose the right auth path, transport, and host naming before running AD tools.

AD Methodology gives the phase order for an Active Directory assessment: setup, collection, exploitation, and post-processing. Use it to decide what to run next, avoid lockouts, and collect the right data before attacking.

AI Component Description generates six-section prose descriptions for components so LLMs can understand purpose, props, composition, accessibility, and examples. Use it when writing Figma MCP descriptions or other text meant to make components legible to Claude and similar agents.