adr-author
Author a new ADR for the uianatomy project under docs/adr/ following the established template (Status / Date / Supersedes / Context / Decision / Rationale / Consequences). Use whenever the user wants to record an architectural decision, deprecate a prior ADR, or document why a proposal was rejected — phrases like "ADR für X", "neue ADR", "decision record", "supersede ADR-NNN", "reject this proposal as ADR", "schreib eine ADR". Picks the next sequential number, links the supersedes target, and sets the status correctly. Prefer this over freehand writing whenever the topic is an architectural choice that shapes the schema, repo layout, MCP tools, or content conventions.
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uianatomy-mcp
Query the UI Anatomy MCP server for canonical UI component anatomy, axes, slots, transitions, motion, tokens, events, cross-framework mapping, library divergences, and compositional patterns.
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component-review
Audit one or many existing canonical components in content/components/<id>.yaml against every schema section, the depth contract, recent schema additions, vsRelated bidirectional integrity, vocabulary drift, and source-claim staleness — emit a structured gap report with pre-formatted backlog items ready to drop into docs/backlog.md. Use whenever the user asks to review, audit, check, lint, or QA a component or the whole canon — phrases like "review tabs", "audit modal", "check accordion", "QA-Pass über alle komponenten", "find gaps in X", "atelier-v3 review", "ist X vollständig", "missing was bei Y". This is the systematic per-component version of the broad Atelier-v2 review pass that produced 22 backlog items in one go; running it on stale components catches schema-additions they didn't get migrated for.
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backlog-tick
Maintain docs/backlog.md as the single source of workflow truth — flip [ ] → [x] when an item finishes, append the completion date and a one-line outcome plus affected files, update the "Empfohlener Pfad" line if the next item shifted, and append newly discovered work in the right priority bucket. Use whenever the user says "fertig", "done", "erledigt", "gerade gepusht", "ship that", or whenever any non-trivial work concludes; also use mid-session when new follow-ups, bugs, missing tests, deferred cleanups, or schema gaps surface — append them automatically per docs/CLAUDE.md without waiting to be asked. Keeps PX-NN ids sequential within their bucket and prevents stale items from accumulating.
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