LerianStudio/ring.

ring:codereview

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ring:commit

Smart commit organization with atomic grouping, conventional commits, and trailer management

ring:create-handoff

Create handoff documents capturing session state for seamless context-clear and resume

ring:creating-grafana-dashboards

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ring:deep-doc-review

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ring:delivery-status

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ring:dev-chaos-testing

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ring:dev-cycle

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ring:dev-cycle-frontend

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ring:dev-cycle-management

Development cycle state management — status reporting and cycle cancellation

ring:dev-delivery-verification

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ring:dev-dep-security-check

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ring:dev-devops

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ring:dev-docker-security

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ring:dev-frontend-accessibility

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ring:dev-frontend-e2e

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ring:dev-frontend-performance

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ring:dev-frontend-visual

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ring:dev-fuzz-testing

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ring:dev-goroutine-leak-testing

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ring:dev-helm

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ring:dev-implementation

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ring:dev-integration-testing

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ring:dev-k6-load-testing

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ring:dev-licensing

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ring:dev-llms-txt

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ring:dev-multi-tenant

Multi-tenant development cycle orchestrator following Ring Standards. Auto-detects service stack (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, RabbitMQ, S3) and executes gate-based implementation using tenantId from JWT for database-per-tenant isolation via the lib-commons v5 dispatch layer with event-driven tenant discovery (Redis Pub/Sub). Use to add tenant isolation to a Go service. Requires lib-commons v5 + lib-auth v2.

ring:dev-property-testing

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ring:dev-readyz

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ring:dev-refactor

Analyzes backend codebase (Go/TypeScript) against standards and generates refactoring tasks for ring:dev-cycle. For frontend projects, use ring:dev-refactor-frontend instead.

ring:dev-refactor-frontend

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ring:dev-report

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ring:dev-service-discovery

Scans a Go project and identifies the Service → Module → Resource hierarchy for dispatch layer registration. Detects modules, resources per module (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, RabbitMQ), database names, MongoDB indexes, and shared databases. Generates MongoDB index migration pairs (.up.json/.down.json), detects existing PostgreSQL migrations, produces a visual HTML report, and offers opt-in S3 upload. Use before ring:dev-multi-tenant on a new service or when mapping resources for dispatch.

ring:dev-simplify

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ring:dev-sre

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ring:dev-streaming-instrumentation

lib-streaming instrumentation orchestrator for Lerian Go services. Consumes the validated instrumentation-map.json produced by ring:streaming-event-mapping and wires lib-streaming end-to-end via a 13-gate cycle (catalog, producer bootstrap, emit instrumentation, outbox wiring, HTTP manifest, NoopEmitter fallback, integration and chaos tests). Use after streaming-event-mapping has produced its map and you need to implement event emission.

ring:dev-systemplane-migration

Migrates Lerian Go services from .env/YAML configuration of operational knobs (log levels, feature flags, rate limits, timeouts) to the lib-commons v5 systemplane runtime config client — a hot-reloadable plane using Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY or MongoDB change streams. Use when adding hot-reloadable runtime configuration or migrating from v4 systemplane. Detects deleted v4 residue (Supervisor, BundleFactory, SYSTEMPLANE_* env vars).

ring:dev-unit-testing

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ring:dev-validation

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ring:dev-verify-code

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ring:documentation-structure

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ring:explore-codebase

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ring:gandalf-webhook

Send tasks to Gandalf (AI team member) via webhook and get responses back. Publish to Alfarrábio, send Slack notifications, ask for business context, and more.

ring:lint

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ring:pre-dev-api-design

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ring:pre-dev-data-model

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ring:pre-dev-delivery-planning

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ring:pre-dev-dependency-map

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ring:pre-dev-design-validation

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ring:pre-dev-feature

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ring:pre-dev-feature-map

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ring:pre-dev-full

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ring:pre-dev-prd-creation

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ring:pre-dev-research

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ring:pre-dev-subtask-creation

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ring:pre-dev-task-breakdown

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ring:pre-dev-trd-creation

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ring:production-readiness-audit

Ring-standards-aligned production readiness audit across Structure, Security, Operations, Quality, and Infrastructure — 43 base dimensions + 1 conditional (multi-tenant) = up to 44 dimensions. Use before production deployment, periodic reviews, onboarding, or major releases. Skip for prototypes, libraries, or single-dimension checks. Runs explorers in batches of 10 and produces a scored report (0-430 base, max 440 with multi-tenant) with severity ratings.

ring:release-guide

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ring:review-docs

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ring:streaming-event-mapping

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ring:test-driven-development

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ring:testing-skills-with-subagents

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ring:using-assert

Dual-mode skill for lib-commons/v5/commons/assert — Lerian's production-grade runtime assertion package. Sweep Mode dispatches 6 parallel explorers to find DIY invariant checks, zero-panic violations, hand-rolled domain predicates, and missing metric initialization. Reference Mode catalogs the full API (asserter lifecycle, domain predicates, observability trident, AssertionError unwrapping) and the panic-vs-assert-vs-error decision tree. Skip for non-Go or frontend code.

ring:using-dev-team

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ring:using-lib-commons

Dual-mode skill for github.com/LerianStudio/lib-commons v5, Lerian's shared Go library. Sweep Mode dispatches 22 parallel explorers to detect DIY implementations that should use lib-commons, with file:line replacement precision. Reference Mode catalogs all lib-commons packages (database, messaging, multi-tenancy, observability, security, resilience, HTTP, idempotency, TLS) for API discovery. Skip for non-Go code or Ring itself.

ring:using-pm-team

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ring:using-ring

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ring:using-runtime

Dual-mode skill for lib-commons/v5/commons/runtime — the panic observability trident that turns silent goroutine deaths into production signal. Sweep Mode dispatches 6 parallel explorers to find naked goroutines, unobservable defer recover(), and missing panic-metric init. Reference Mode catalogs the API (SafeGo, RecoverWithPolicy, InitPanicMetrics) and framework integrations (Fiber, gRPC, RabbitMQ). Skip for non-Go or frontend code.

ring:using-tw-team

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ring:visualize

Generate beautiful, self-contained HTML pages that visually explain systems, code changes, plans, and data. Use when the user asks for a diagram, architecture overview, diff review, plan review, project recap, comparison table, or any visual explanation of technical concepts. Also use proactively when you are about to render a complex ASCII table (4+ rows or 3+ columns) — present it as a styled HTML page instead.

ring:voice-and-tone

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ring:worktree

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ring:write-api

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ring:write-guide

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ring:writing-skills

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