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# ralph-stop Stop Ralph's autonomous iteration loop gracefully. ## What This Skill Does This skill stops the autonomous loop started by `/ralph:start`. It sets a stop signal, allows the current iteration to finish, and updates the status. ## Prerequisites - Ralph must be initialized (`/ralph:in

Set quality expectations for implementation — "imagine this serves 1 million users." Checks for observability, error handling, input validation, graceful degradation.

Performs structured code, security, and architecture audits. Produces severity-categorized findings with file/line evidence and actionable remediation steps. Use when reviewing a PR, conducting a security review, evaluating technical debt, or assessing code quality before a release. Never merge critical audit findings without a documented resolution.

Save your current session state for later resumption.

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Automatically extract technical requirements from design references when user mentions Figma, uploads images, or says "implement this design". Analyzes colors, typography, spacing, layout, and maps to WordPress blocks or Drupal paragraph fields. Provides detailed specifications for developers including exact values, responsive behavior, and accessibility requirements.

Catch up on codebase changes by reviewing the diff from master and reading relevant spec files.

Designs and implements the core domain rules, service-layer workflows, state machines, and validation logic that define what an application actually does. Use when implementing rules that go beyond simple CRUD, modeling complex workflows (order processing, subscription billing, approval chains), or translating product requirements into enforceable system behavior. Trigger when a feature involves conditional rules, multi-step processes, state transitions, or calculations that have business meaning.

Integrates third-party authentication — OAuth social login (Google, GitHub) and managed auth providers (Clerk, Auth0, Supabase Auth). Use when a user wants to add "Sign in with Google/GitHub", set up single sign-on, or delegate authentication to a managed service instead of rolling their own JWT system. Trigger when user mentions "OAuth", "social login", "Google login", "GitHub login", "Clerk", "Auth0", "Supabase Auth", "SSO", or "I don't want to build my own auth". Routes to the `security` skill if the user wants custom JWT auth from scratch.

Implements server-side application logic, data access layers, and background services using Python 3.12 and FastAPI. Use for building service classes, repositories, background tasks, middleware, or any Python code that runs on the server. Always ask about the existing stack before applying defaults.

Designs and implements CI/CD pipelines, Docker containerization, multi-environment deployment, and release strategies. Use when setting up automated builds, deploying an application for the first time, adding tests to a pipeline, or managing release processes. Always confirm the existing hosting provider and repository before applying templates.

Flag possible documentation duplication, misplacement, or verbosity. Use when drafting or reviewing docs, backlog items, ADRs, or explanatory text to steer toward a single source of truth. Trigger phrases: "check documentation", "review docs", "check docs", "review documentation", "check for doc duplication", "review for duplication", "check doc quality", "review doc quality", "documentation review", "docs review", "check doc structure".

Detect risk or uncertainty and pause execution. Use before or after plans, commands, diffs, or implementation to surface unclear requirements or risky actions. Trigger phrases: "check for risks", "is this safe", "review for safety", "check safety", "risk check", "safety review", "is this risky", "check risks", "review risks", "safety check", "verify safety", "check if safe", "assess risk", "risk assessment", "safety assessment".

This skill should be used when the user asks to "show running processes", "find what's using CPU", "check memory usage", "kill a process", "show process tree", "find developer processes", "watch a process", "what's draining battery", "search for a process", "alert on high CPU", "alert on high memory", "show CPU sparklines", "crash reports", "app crashes", "app hangs", "kernel panics", "diagnostic reports", or mentions pstop, process management, top, htop, activity monitor, resource hogs, threshold alerting, or crash diagnostics.

Fetch up-to-date library and framework documentation into AI context. Use when looking up docs, finding feature-specific references, or discovering documentation sources for any library, framework, or tool.

Comprehensive due diligence on companies or individuals. Investigates background, product, financials, leadership, technology, risks, competitive position, and public reputation. Use when evaluating companies for investment, researching people, or making partnership decisions.

Get or set daemon operating mode - switch between default and unattended (blocks Stop events)

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a slash command", "add a command", "write a custom command", "define command arguments", "use command frontmatter", "organize commands", "create command with file references", "interactive command", "use AskUserQuestion in command", or needs guidance on slash command structure, YAML frontmatter fields, dynamic arguments, bash execution in commands, user interaction patterns, or command development best practices for Claude Code.

TanStack Query v5 data fetching patterns including useSuspenseQuery, useQuery, mutations, cache management, and API service integration. Use when fetching data, managing server state, or working with TanStack Query hooks.

Process multimedia content — audio transcription, video analysis, PDF data extraction, image generation. Use for deeper image analysis when implementing from UI designs, analyzing charts for data, reading dense screenshots, or studying artworks and visual references.

Track and analyze trends, breaking news, and market shifts. Measures velocity across web, social, news, GitHub, and academic signals. Produces news digests and trend trajectory reports. Use when tracking news, identifying trends, or monitoring developments.

Implements transactional email via Resend or SendGrid — welcome emails, password resets, order confirmations, and notification digests. Covers HTML template rendering, queue-based sending via Celery, unsubscribe handling, and bounce management. Use when adding any email to an application. Trigger when user mentions "send email", "email notification", "welcome email", "password reset email", "Resend", "SendGrid", "SMTP", "transactional email", or "email template".

Automate git workflow with intelligent commit message generation and email consistency verification. Use when syncing code changes with git, creating commits, or pushing to remote repositories. Triggers on phrases like 'sync my changes', 'commit and push', 'git sync', or any git workflow automation needs.

Bootstrap new Python projects and multi-package workspaces with uv on macOS using deterministic scripts and consistent defaults. Use when creating a new uv Python project, scaffolding a uv monorepo/workspace, setting up package or service profiles, customizing scaffold defaults through layered YAML profiles, initializing dev tooling (pytest, ruff, mypy), creating README scaffolds, or initializing git with an optional first commit.