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Curated, composable accessibility review anchored to **WCAG 2.2 AA** (W3C TR https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG22/). Use when the user asks for an accessibility audit, a11y review, WCAG check, or inclusive-design feedback.

Create professional technical architecture diagrams as **single self-contained HTML files** with inline SVG graphics and CSS styling. The output renders correctly when opened directly in any modern browser — no build step, no JavaScript framework, no external images.

Organizational companion for anyone building **for ** in **any** repository (client, internal, or ``). It tells the agent **what to open first**, **why**, and **how to resolve conflicts**—without copying content that already lives in the project.

**Sources (2026-08-12):** Simon Brown C4 https://c4model.com/ (Context, Container, Component, Code); Structurizr DSL https://github.com/structurizr/dsl (open-source DSL, paid cloud) + `structurizr-mcp` https://github.com/cubical6/structurizr-mcp + `go-structurizr`; C4-PlantUML https://github.com/pla

Designs or reviews CLIs so coding agents can run them reliably: non-interactive flags, layered --help with examples, stdin/pipelines, fast actionable errors, idempotency, dry-run, and predictable structure. Use when building a CLI, adding commands, writing --help, or when the user mentions agents, terminals, or automation-friendly CLIs.

Help coding agents **operate** CodeQL, not just explain syntax. Covers discovery of existing setup, config review, scan execution/inspection, SARIF triage with evidence discipline, remediation, and targeted re-validation.

Confluence administration including users, groups, space settings, and permission diagnostics. Use when managing user access, group membership, viewing space configuration, or checking permissions.

View analytics, statistics, and popularity metrics for Confluence content. ALWAYS use when user wants to see views, popularity, or contributor stats.

Manage file attachments - upload, download, list, and delete attachments. ALWAYS use when user wants to work with files on pages.

Bulk operations for 50+ pages - updates, moves, deletions, labels, and permissions. Use when updating multiple pages simultaneously (dry-run preview included), needing rollback safety, or coordinating team changes. Handles partial failures gracefully.

Manage comments on Confluence pages - add, get, update, delete, and resolve comments. ALWAYS use for feedback, discussions, and inline annotations.

Navigate and manage Confluence page hierarchies, ancestors, descendants, and trees. ALWAYS use for parent/child relationships and page tree navigation.

JIRA integration - embed issues, create links between products. ALWAYS use when user wants to connect Confluence and JIRA.

Manage content labels - add, remove, and search by labels. ALWAYS use when user wants to tag, label, or categorize content.

Cache management, API diagnostics, and operational utilities. Use when optimizing performance, managing cache, diagnosing API issues, or troubleshooting Confluence connectivity.

Manage Confluence pages and blog posts - create, read, update, delete, copy, move, and version control. ALWAYS use when user wants to work with page content, create pages, update pages, or manage page versions.

Manage space and page permissions and restrictions. ALWAYS use when user wants to control access, set restrictions, or manage who can view/edit content.

Manage content properties (custom metadata) on Confluence pages and blog posts. ALWAYS use for custom metadata, key-value data, or application-specific fields.

Search Confluence using CQL queries, validate syntax, export results, and manage search history. ALWAYS use when user wants to find, search, or query for content.