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• managing-memories

  Covers the full memory lifecycle — when to save, what format to use, how to organize and deduplicate, how to recall relevant memories, and what to never persist. Use at natural breakpoints to capture user preferences, corrections, and project conventions, and at session start to load relevant context.

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• scaffolding-projects

  Provides a structured approach to starting new features or projects. Guides the agent through understanding requirements, exploring existing code, planning, incremental implementation, and verification. Use when asked to build something new — a feature, module, service, or project — to avoid jumping into code without context.

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• handing-off-sessions

  Captures structured session state for resuming work in a new session or handing off to another agent. Use at the end of a session, before context limits, or when the user asks to save progress. Not needed for trivial sessions (quick questions, one-line answers).

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• compacting-context

  Provides a structured 9-section summarization template for compressing long conversations while preserving critical details. Use when a session approaches context limits and history must be compressed without losing user intent, file changes, errors, or next steps.

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• agentic-standards

  Foundational behavioral standards for any AI agent — safety/reversibility framework, output quality, memory conventions, and prompt injection defense. Applies to all agent interactions including chat, analysis, writing, debugging, and coding. Use when setting up an agent, onboarding to a new project, or when behavioral baseline guidance is needed. For coding-specific rules, also load coding-practices.

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• coordinating-agents

  Provides a coordinator workflow for orchestrating multiple sub-agents on complex tasks. Covers the research-synthesis-implementation-verification phases, self-contained worker prompt rules, error handling, and anti-patterns. Use when a task has independent sub-problems that benefit from parallel work or when the scope exceeds what a single agent pass can handle reliably.

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