Skills

Skills Launcher

Everything public in this repository is one skill — nitpicker — invoked as /nitpicker <command> [extra instructions]. The authoritative command table lives in skills/nitpicker/SKILL.md (## Commands); do not duplicate it here. /nitpicker help prints it.

Routing Guide

If the user says… → run:

• "review the whole repo / audit everything / pre-release check" → /nitpicker (default audit)
• "review this code / find bugs / tear this apart" → /nitpicker review
• "review this PR / give me a PR comment" → /nitpicker pr
• "implement cr comments / address pr feedback" → /nitpicker cr
• "security audit / find vulnerabilities / check for secrets" → /nitpicker security
• "audit the tests / do the tests actually test anything" → /nitpicker tests
• "audit the types / check type safety / find the anys / are the type ignores real" → /nitpicker types
• "check the docs / find stale documentation" → /nitpicker docs
• "audit CONTRIBUTING / is our contributor guide accurate / we have no CONTRIBUTING.md" → /nitpicker contributing
• "what architecture is this / detect patterns" → /nitpicker arch-profile
• "audit the architecture / find violations" → /nitpicker arch
• "perf audit / why is this slow / will this scale" → /nitpicker perf
• "audit dependencies / prune deps / install scripts / dependency confusion / typosquat / lockfile integrity" → /nitpicker deps
• "audit the licenses / license compatibility / are we GPL-contaminated / check attribution" → /nitpicker license
• "find silent failures / what errors are we swallowing" → /nitpicker errors
• "audit the CI / GitHub Actions security" → /nitpicker ci
• "audit the commits / verify conventional commits" → /nitpicker commits
• "audit the migrations / is this migration safe" → /nitpicker migrations
• "audit observability / can we debug this at 3am" → /nitpicker observability
• "does the spec match the code / is this change breaking" → /nitpicker contract
• "a11y audit / check WCAG / keyboard accessible" → /nitpicker a11y
• "privacy audit / PII audit / GDPR check" → /nitpicker privacy
• "config audit / check env vars / config drift" → /nitpicker config
• "audit the infra / Dockerfile / Terraform / k8s security / IaC misconfig" → /nitpicker iac
• "audit prompt safety / check for prompt injection / is this agent safe / LLM integration" → /nitpicker prompt-safety
• "find leaks / unclosed connections / fd leak" → /nitpicker leaks
• "i18n audit / find hardcoded strings" → /nitpicker i18n
• "find race conditions / is this thread-safe" → /nitpicker concurrency
• "is this safe to retry / will this double-charge / audit reliability / retry idempotency timeouts" → /nitpicker reliability
• "audit the cache / is this cache safe / why is this data stale / will this cache leak across tenants" → /nitpicker cache
• "close loopholes / can our rules be bypassed" → /nitpicker agent-loopholes
• "enforce hooks / harden hook coverage" → /nitpicker agent-hooks
• "audit .claude/rules / rules placement" → /nitpicker agent-rules
• "be lazy / YAGNI / find bloat / over-engineering" → /nitpicker complexity
• "find unwired code / is everything hooked up / incomplete implementations" → /nitpicker unwired
• "find dead code / what can we delete / unused exports / is this still used" → /nitpicker dead-code
• "plan this / how should we build X / design the implementation" → /nitpicker plan
• "execute the plan / implement the approved plan / build what we planned" → /nitpicker execute-plan
• "teach me X / help me learn X / explain X so it sticks / next lesson" → /nitpicker teach
• "which commands should I run / where do I start / scope the audit / triage this repo" → /nitpicker triage
• "re-verify the findings / are these findings still valid / clean up the findings store / recheck open findings" → /nitpicker reverify
• "can we ship / release gate" → /nitpicker release-gate
• "baseline the findings / accept existing debt / only fail on new findings" → /nitpicker baseline
• "what audit commands are there / list the commands" → /nitpicker help

Rules

• Select exactly one command per request. Never chain commands yourself — the nitpicker router owns any command-to-command hand-off.
• If the request matches multiple commands, pick the most comprehensive (/nitpicker default audit covers code, architecture, and docs).

If Unclear

Run make list (or uv run scripts/list-skills.py) to print the skill and its commands with descriptions, then ask the user which one fits.