What is Megazord Help?

Megazord Help displays the complete skill catalog with descriptions and usage examples to guide you.

Can I see both command names and usage examples?

Yes. The help content mirrors the SKILL.md, including the Available Skills table and sample usage.

How is the help information formatted?

Output follows the Megazord design-system style, including the stage banner and a structured list of commands.

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Megazord Help

Display the complete skill reference for Megazord.

Reference @skills/init/design-system.md for visual output formatting. Reference @skills/shared/terminology.md for official term definitions.

Display the stage banner:

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|  MEGAZORD > HELP                              |
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Available Skills

Skill	Description	Status
`/mz:help`	Show this help listing	Available
`/mz:init`	Initialize project with config and planning structure	Available
`/mz:settings`	View and modify project configuration	Available
`/mz:plan`	Plan a phase into tasks with dependencies	Available
`/mz:status`	Show project progress and next actions	Available
`/mz:pause`	Save context for session handoff	Available
`/mz:resume`	Restore context from previous session	Available
`/mz:quick`	Run a quick task without project ceremony	Available
`/mz:go`	Execute the current phase plan (subagent or Agent Teams mode)	Available
`/mz:review`	Two-stage code review (spec + quality)	Available
`/mz:verify`	Verify phase deliverables match criteria	Available
`/mz:debug`	Systematic four-phase debugging	Available
`/mz:discuss`	Socratic brainstorming before implementation	Available
`/mz:map`	Analyze existing codebase for brownfield support	Available
`/mz:lifecycle`	Complete milestone lifecycle (audit, archive, next version)	Available

Usage

Run any skill by typing its name as a slash command:

/mz:help           Show this listing
/mz:init           Initialize a new Megazord project
/mz:settings       View or modify project configuration
/mz:plan           Plan the next phase into tasks
/mz:status         Check project progress
/mz:status -v      Detailed progress with all phases and metrics
/mz:pause          Save session for later
/mz:resume         Restore and continue from last session
/mz:quick {task}   Run a quick task inline
/mz:go             Execute the current phase plan
/mz:go --dry-run   Preview execution plan without running
/mz:go --from 2    Start from plan 2, skip earlier plans
/mz:go --tasks 1,3 Execute only specific plans
/mz:go --teams     Force Agent Teams mode (requires experimental flag)
/mz:go --no-teams  Force subagent mode (skip Agent Teams)
/mz:review          Review the latest commit
/mz:review --plan 05-01  Review all changes from a plan
/mz:review --files src/lib/auth.ts  Review specific files
/mz:review --last 3      Review last 3 commits
/mz:verify           Verify current phase deliverables
/mz:verify 5         Verify a specific phase
/mz:verify --partial Verify even with incomplete plans
/mz:verify --milestone v1.0   Audit all phases for milestone v1.0
/mz:map              Analyze full codebase (4 areas)
/mz:map architecture  Map architecture only
/mz:map tech          Map tech stack only
/mz:plan add-phase "New feature"    Add a phase to the roadmap
/mz:plan remove-phase 9             Remove an unstarted phase
/mz:plan insert-phase 6 "Hotfix"    Insert phase after phase 6
/mz:discuss {topic}  Brainstorm approaches for a topic
/mz:discuss 7        Brainstorm for phase 7 context
/mz:debug {issue}    Debug an issue systematically
/mz:debug "tests failing in auth module"  Debug with description
/mz:lifecycle          Complete current milestone lifecycle
/mz:lifecycle v1.0     Archive milestone v1.0 specifically
/mz:lifecycle --skip-audit  Skip audit and proceed to archive

About Megazord

Megazord unifies project management, code quality discipline, and multi-agent coordination into one Claude Code framework.

Version: 0.1.0 Phase: 11 of 11 (Milestone Lifecycle Completion)

Source

git clone https://github.com/Sh3rd3n/megazord/blob/master/skills/help/SKILL.mdView on GitHub

Overview

The help skill lists every Megazord capability with brief descriptions and example usages, acting as a central reference for planning, debugging, and multi-agent coordination. It presents the full skill catalog and how to invoke each command, so teams can quickly discover capabilities and usage patterns.

How This Skill Works

Invoking /mz:help fetches the complete skill reference and prints it in a standardized output format. The content mirrors the SKILL.md entries (names, descriptions, and usage examples), including the stage banner and the Available Skills table referenced in the guide.

When to Use It

Onboarding a new Megazord user to learn available commands
You need to explore supported commands before drafting plans
When planning a project, to confirm tool capabilities (plan, status, verify, etc.)
Before debugging or auditing, to surface relevant commands and workflows
When documenting workflows, to capture canonical command references

Quick Start

Step 1: Type /mz:help to display all Megazord skills
Step 2: Choose a command like /mz:init or /mz:plan to learn more
Step 3: Run the selected command (e.g., /mz:init) to begin working

Best Practices

Always start with /mz:help to understand current capabilities
Cross-check command names in the Available Skills table before scripting
Use the Usage section examples to validate expected outputs
Test commands in a non-critical project to avoid impact
Keep this reference handy during planning and reviews

Example Use Cases

A new engineer runs /mz:help to learn available commands and then uses /mz:init to scaffold a project
A PM uses /mz:plan and /mz:lifecycle to structure and track milestones
QA uses /mz:review and /mz:verify to audit changes and deliverables
Architect uses /mz:map to analyze codebase and /mz:status to monitor progress
During a sprint, a team references /mz:help to confirm the exact syntax for multi-step workflows

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