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Enforces documentation research before implementation. Auto-loads when implementing features to ensure current best practices are followed. Researches official docs first.

Enable feedback capture hooks for the current project

Review QA test and capture element screenshots to enrich documentation

Download YouTube video transcripts as readable text files. Use when extracting transcripts from videos for analysis, documentation, or content review.

Show all available Product Forge agents, skills, and commands

Google Cloud Platform infrastructure patterns and best practices. Use when designing or implementing GCP solutions including Compute Engine, Cloud Functions, Cloud Storage, and BigQuery.

Convert PRD to structured task list with automatic linking

Git commit best practices with conventional commits format and atomic commit principles. Use when committing code to ensure clear, meaningful commit history with proper type prefixes and semantic versioning support.

Install Chrome DevTools MCP server for debugging and network inspection in Claude Code

Install and configure LSP (Language Server Protocol) for Claude Code to enable go-to-definition, find-references, and real-time diagnostics

Install Playwright MCP server for browser automation in Claude Code

Integrate a user or project command into Product Forge

List all PRDs with status, progress, and metadata

List QA test procedures with status and priority

MCP architecture patterns, security, and memory management. Auto-loads when building MCP servers, implementing tools/resources, discussing MCP security, or working with FastMCP.

Use when securing MCP servers, preventing prompt injection, implementing authorization, validating user input, or building secure multi-agent pipelines. Provides 5-layer defense architecture patterns.

Set up and configure MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers with Claude Code. Use when the user wants to connect Claude Code to external tools, databases, APIs, or services via MCP. Handles HTTP, SSE, and stdio server configurations with proper authentication.

Use when debugging API calls, checking network requests, inspecting HTTP traffic, finding failed requests, analyzing response data, or investigating API errors. Provides detailed request/response analysis.

OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect implementation patterns. Use when implementing authentication, authorization flows, or integrating with OAuth providers like Google, GitHub, or custom identity providers.

Use when parallelizing development, running multiple agents, splitting work across agents, coordinating parallel tasks, or decomposing PRDs for concurrent execution. Breaks work into independent agent workstreams.