DBOS durable execution patterns and CRITICAL constraints for ChainGraph executor. Use when working on workflows, steps, execution, or any DBOS-related code. Contains MUST-FOLLOW constraints about what can be called from workflows vs steps. Triggers: dbos, workflow, step, durable, execution, startWorkflow, writeStream, recv, send, runStep, atomic, checkpoint, WorkflowQueue, queue, cancelWorkflow, Promise.allSettled. (project)
Activate when creating detailed implementation plans with phases, tasks, dependencies, and resource allocation for software projects
Use before implementing when uncertainty exists. Weighted scoring across 5 checks (requires ≥80%). Triggers: "before implementing", "verify readiness", "should I proceed", "am I ready". If thinking "this is overkill" - use it.
Expert chaos engineer specializing in controlled failure injection, resilience testing, and building antifragile systems. Masters chaos experiments, game day planning, and continuous resilience improvement with focus on learning from failure.
This skill should be used when implementing features from Linear issues with full TDD workflow, automated planning, parallel code reviews (security and Rails best practices), systematic feedback implementation, and automated PR creation with Linear integration. Use when the user provides a Linear issue ID (e.g., "TRA-9", "DEV-123") and wants a complete implementation workflow from issue to PR.
Generate structured implementation workflows from PRDs and feature requirements. Use when planning implementations, decomposing features, or coordinating multi-domain development.
Expert in calculating loss of value to remainder parcels from partial takings including access impairment, shape irregularity, utility loss, and farm operation disruption. Use when quantifying severance damages, analyzing access impacts, valuing irregular remainders, assessing development yield loss, or calculating agricultural division costs. Key terms include severance damages, access impairment, landlocked parcel, shape irregularity, highest and best use loss, development potential reduction
Expert in consent to share transfer agreements where tenant's ownership changes but the corporate tenant remains the same (unlike assignment). Use when reviewing change of control provisions in leases, analyzing whether share sale triggers landlord consent, drafting tripartite consent agreements between landlord/tenant/new shareholder, structuring privacy consent provisions, negotiating landlord conditions for share transfers, or distinguishing share sales from asset sales/assignments. Key terms include share transfer, change of control, voting control, new shareholder, tripartite agreement, privacy consent, share sale vs assignment, corporate tenant remains same, beneficial ownership change
Expert in telecommunications licensing agreements that grant telecom carriers (phone, internet, cable companies) access to install equipment in commercial buildings. Use when building owner is negotiating with telecom providers, reviewing carrier access rights, structuring equipment room licenses, analyzing riser and conduit rights, evaluating CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission) compliance requirements, negotiating license fees and revenue sharing, or managing multiple competing carriers in one building. Key terms include telecommunications license, carrier access, equipment installation, riser rights, conduit rights, CRTC compliance, co-location, license vs lease, non-exclusive license, main distribution frame, telecom service provider
Expert in eviction grounds and procedures under Ontario Residential Tenancies Act including non-payment evictions (N4 notice, 14-day termination, tenant void right per s.74, L1 application), for-cause evictions (N5 damage, N6 illegal act, N7 impaired safety, N8 persistent late rent), and no-fault evictions (N12 landlord own use with compensation and good faith requirement, N13 demolition/renovation with right to return). Use when advising on proper eviction procedures. Key terms include N4 notice, void right, LTB hearing, N12 own use, good faith, bad faith penalties, renoviction protections
Expert in s.83 discretionary relief under RTA including discretion framework (having regard to all circumstances, LTB can refuse or delay eviction, mandatory and discretionary factors), factors favoring relief (tenant circumstances: length of tenancy, payment history, personal circumstances, children/vulnerable persons, housing difficulty; landlord circumstances: financial position, good faith, alternative remedies), factors against relief (repeat defaults, significant arrears, breached plans, ongoing issues, prejudice to landlord), and adjudicator patterns (first N4 60% relief, second N4 rare, N8 almost never, N12 cannot delay beyond 60 days). Use when assessing likelihood of relief or preparing arguments. Key terms include s.83 discretion, relief from eviction, payment plan, tenant circumstances, landlord prejudice, adjudicator patterns
Expert in temporary license agreements for very short-term occupancy (1 day to 3 months) that avoid creating landlord-tenant relationships. Use when drafting licenses for film shoots, pop-up retail, event space, interim occupancy during renovations, meeting room bookings, or testing space before committing to a lease. Also use when analyzing whether arrangement is truly a license vs lease, structuring revocable occupancy rights, or evaluating holdover and termination provisions. Key terms include license vs lease, temporary occupancy, short-term license, no landlord-tenant relationship, revocable, non-exclusive, film production license, pop-up retail, interim occupancy, no statutory protections
Expert in waiver agreements where a landlord waives conditions in an offer to lease (often adding new conditions as the price of acceptance). Use when landlord is accepting tenant's offer subject to changes, analyzing whether waiver creates binding contract, negotiating landlord's counter-conditions, evaluating conditional vs unconditional waivers, reviewing acceptance deadlines, or structuring landlord's response to tenant offers. Key terms include waiver of conditions, conditional waiver, unconditional waiver, counter-offer, acceptance deadline, additional conditions, conditions precedent, binding acceptance, qualified waiver
Guide for analyzing and enhancing viral potential using Jonah Berger's STEPPS framework (Social Currency, Triggers, Emotion, Public, Practical Value, Stories). Use when discussing word-of-mouth marketing, viral campaigns, content strategy, product launches, or behavior change initiatives. Use for queries about making products/ideas/behaviors more shareable, increasing organic growth, or analyzing why something went viral.
Use when creating or developing, before writing code or implementation plans - refines rough ideas into fully-formed designs through collaborative questioning, alternative exploration, and incremental validation. Don't use during clear 'mechanical' processes
Analyzes job descriptions and 生成s tailored resumes that highlight relevant experience, skills, and achievements to maximize interview chances
Extracts and 分析s competitors' ads from ad libraries (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.) to understand what messaging, problems, and creative approaches are working. Helps inspire and improve your own ad campaigns.
You MUST use this before any creative work - creating features, building components, adding functionality, or modifying behavior. Explores user intent, requirements and design before implementation.
