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Use when verifying a running application end-to-end through its real interface — a web UI, a CLI, or a TUI — by writing and executing agent-run "scenario cards" against a freshly built instance with falsifiable assertions. Trigger on "test it end to end", "prove the UI actually works", "write/run a scenario", or after a change touches a user-facing surface that unit tests can't fully cover. Not for unit tests, pure code review, or API-only checks.

Use when documentation needs creating, checking, or maintaining — docs may have drifted from code, pre-release doc verification, updating docs after finishing code work, adding or enforcing project terminology, deciding where a new doc should live, or a routine re-audit of previously verified docs.

Request a design review for all commits on the current branch and present the results

Request a design review for a commit and present the results

Use when the user asks to fix open failing reviews, invokes /roborev-fix, or provides job IDs; do not use when the user only pastes review findings with no request to discover or close reviews

Iterative review-fix loop for the current branch — reviews via daemon, fixes inline, re-reviews until passing or max iterations reached

Add a comment to a roborev code review and close it

Request a code review for all commits on the current branch and present the results

Request a code review for a commit and present the results

Use when reading or writing files in an Obsidian vault that is synced with obsync. Ensures changes are pulled before reading and pushed after writing. Also covers sync status, file history, version restore, and diagnosing sync issues.

Create, manage, or connect to a headless Windows 11 VM running in Docker with SSH access. Use when the user wants to spin up, stop, restart, or SSH into a Windows VM.

Allows you to view the user's screen as well as several hours of history. Use when the user makes a reference to their recent work, for which it'd be helpful to see the screen. This skill MUST be used whenever you need to resolve ambiguity in a user request, where the user hasn't specified enough context to do the task. Examples include disambiguating the specific user/app/document/error the user is referring to. You must also use this skill if the user asks about any question regarding Chronicle or asks what you can see from the screen.

Request a design review for all commits on the current branch and present the results

Request a design review for a commit and present the results