binary-re:static-analysis

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• omakase-off

  This skill should be used as the entry gate for build/create/implement requests. Triggers on "build X", "create Y", "implement Z", "add feature", "try both approaches", "not sure which approach". Offers brainstorm-together or omakase (chef's choice parallel exploration) options. Detects indecision during brainstorming to offer parallel exploration.

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• binary-re:triage

  Use when first encountering an unknown binary, ELF file, executable, or firmware blob. Fast fingerprinting via rabin2 - architecture detection (ARM, x86, MIPS), ABI identification, dependency mapping, string extraction. Keywords - "what is this binary", "identify architecture", "check file type", "rabin2", "file analysis", "quick scan

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• firebase-development:debug

  This skill should be used when troubleshooting Firebase emulator issues, rules violations, function errors, auth problems, or deployment failures. Triggers on "error", "not working", "debug", "troubleshoot", "failing", "broken", "permission denied", "emulator issue".

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• css-development:create-component

  This skill should be used when creating new styled components or adding new CSS classes. Triggers on "create component", "new button", "new card", "add styles", "style component", "build UI element". Guides semantic naming, Tailwind composition, dark mode support, and test coverage.

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• firebase-development:project-setup

  This skill should be used when initializing a new Firebase project with proven architecture. Triggers on "new firebase project", "initialize firebase", "firebase init", "set up firebase", "create firebase app", "start firebase project". Guides through CLI setup, architecture choices, and emulator configuration.

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• cookoff

  This skill should be used when moving from design to implementation. Triggers on "let's build", "implement this", "looks good let's code", "ready to implement". Presents options for parallel agent competition (cookoff), single subagent, or local implementation. Each agent creates own plan from shared design for genuine variation.

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