Ian Pascoe

Use when cleaning up Git history, applying commits across branches, finding bug introductions, or recovering from mistakes. Covers rebase, cherry-pick, bisect, worktrees, and reflog.

Use when creating, editing, or reviewing implementation plans. Covers plan structure, version headers, task phases, acceptance criteria, and checkpoint format.

Use when creating formal specifications with acceptance criteria. Covers spec structure, pre/post-conditions, invariants, interface definitions, and formal acceptance testing requirements.

Use when building web components, pages, or applications that need distinctive, production-grade interfaces. Helps avoid generic AI aesthetics with bold, intentional design choices.

Use when creating, editing, or reviewing OpenCode plugins. Covers plugin structure, event hooks, TypeScript typing, custom tools, dependency management, and common patterns like notifications and compaction hooks.

Use when creating, editing, or reviewing custom OpenCode tools. Covers tool definition structure, argument schemas with Zod, context access, multi-tool files, and invoking scripts in other languages.