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Scan repo tracked files for AI slop, brittle counts, and verbose noise; resolve each finding as an atomic forward-going commit with quality-gate verification

TDD bug-fix workflow — reproduce bugs as failing tests, find root cause, fix, and verify

Take tickets to branches in isolated git worktrees — resolve Linear/GitHub issues strictly read-only, name branches by the team's own conventions, land gated commits, and fan out multiple tickets in parallel

Merge PRs via gh with merge commits matching the repo's own git history — readiness checks and CI watch before every merge, plus multi-PR runs with stack detection, rebase, and conflict resolution between merges

Clone and study your project's dependencies at the exact versions you use — source repos with version-pinned git worktrees

Profile a pytest suite, rank safe speedups with a safety-first rubric, and apply each as its own verified commit

Gain situational awareness before touching a repository — read the branch against trunk, its diff, its pull request and review threads, its linked tickets, and the project's own conventions, then report where the work stands; optionally search prior AI conversations for decisions the repository never recorded

Address code-review findings on the current branch — provenance-gated to changes the branch introduced, one finding per commit, simplest pragmatic fix, with quality gates before every commit and prompted history rewrites

Write tight, slop-free prose and code, and tighten existing files in place with no commits — a model-invocable writing discipline plus a working-tree cleanup command

Cut and bump releases with safe defaults — no push, no tag, no tag push without an explicit flag — and roll new releases out to every downstream consumer repo with CI verification