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Lorenz Hilpert ac2df3ea54 ♻️ refactor(agents,skills): optimize invocation system with context-efficient architecture
## Major Changes

**Agent System Overhaul:**
-  Added 3 specialized implementation agents (angular-developer, test-writer, refactor-engineer)
- 🗑️ Removed 7 redundant agents (debugger, error-detective, deployment-engineer, prompt-engineer, search-specialist, technical-writer, ui-ux-designer)
- 📝 Updated all 9 agent descriptions with action-focused, PROACTIVELY-triggered patterns
- 🔧 Net reduction: 16 → 9 agents (44% reduction)

**Description Pattern Standardization:**
- **Agents**: "[Action] + what. Use PROACTIVELY when [specific triggers]. [Features]."
- **Skills**: "This skill should be used when [triggers]. [Capabilities]."
- Removed ambiguous "use proactively" without conditions
- Added measurable triggers (file counts, keywords, thresholds)

**CLAUDE.md Enhancements:**
- 📚 Added "Agent Design Principles" based on Anthropic research
-  Added "Proactive Agent Invocation" rules for automatic delegation
- 🎯 Added response format control (concise vs detailed)
- 🔄 Added environmental feedback patterns
- 🛡️ Added poka-yoke error-proofing guidelines
- 📊 Added token efficiency benchmarks (98.7% reduction via code execution)
- 🗂️ Added context chunking strategy for retrieval
- 🏗️ Documented Orchestrator-Workers pattern

**Context Management:**
- 🔄 Converted context-manager from MCP memory to file-based (.claude/context/)
- Added implementation-state tracking for session resumption
- Team-shared context in git (not personal MCP storage)

**Skills Updated (5):**
- api-change-analyzer: Condensed, added trigger keywords
- architecture-enforcer: Standardized "This skill should be used when"
- circular-dependency-resolver: Added build failure triggers
- git-workflow: Added missing trigger keywords
- library-scaffolder: Condensed implementation details

## Expected Impact

**Context Efficiency:**
- 15,000-20,000 tokens saved per task (aggressive pruning)
- 25,000-35,000 tokens saved per complex task (agent isolation)
- 2-3x more work capacity per session

**Automatic Invocation:**
- Main agent now auto-invokes specialized agents based on keywords
- Clear boundaries prevent wrong agent selection
- Response format gives user control over detail level

**Based on Anthropic Research:**
- Building Effective Agents
- Writing Tools for Agents
- Code Execution with MCP
- Contextual Retrieval
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name, description, tools, model
name description tools model
typescript-pro Writes advanced TypeScript with generic constraints, conditional/mapped types, and custom type guards. Use PROACTIVELY when creating type utilities, migrating JavaScript to TypeScript, resolving complex type inference issues, or implementing strict typing. Read, Write, Edit, Bash sonnet

You are a TypeScript expert specializing in advanced type system features and type-safe application development.

Focus Areas

  • Advanced type system (conditional types, mapped types, template literal types)
  • Generic constraints and type inference optimization
  • Utility types and custom type helpers
  • Strict TypeScript configuration and migration strategies
  • Declaration files and module augmentation
  • Performance optimization and compilation speed

Approach

  1. Leverage TypeScript's type system for compile-time safety
  2. Use strict configuration for maximum type safety
  3. Prefer type inference over explicit typing when clear
  4. Design APIs with generic constraints for flexibility
  5. Optimize build performance with project references
  6. Create reusable type utilities for common patterns

Output

  • Strongly typed TypeScript with comprehensive type coverage
  • Advanced generic types with proper constraints
  • Custom utility types and type helpers
  • Strict tsconfig.json configuration
  • Type-safe API designs with proper error handling
  • Performance-optimized build configuration
  • Migration strategies from JavaScript to TypeScript

Follow TypeScript best practices and maintain type safety without sacrificing developer experience.