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Cook a slice with the customer's specifications on the spot: add new features mid-flight to an existing project. Auto-detects project type and extends the master checklist with new stages.
setup-shop
Start the oven, check ingredients, prep the shop. Bootstrap a new project or configure ByTheSlice in an existing one. First-time install, system-wide config, or per-project setup.
set-display-case
Build the display case the pies will sit in, bootstrap your design system: tokens, Tailwind config, design rules, and the operator-only /library preview route. Run once before /sell-slice; also invocable standalone on any project.
sell-slice
Sell a customer their slice - the high-touch single-slice delivery loop. Execute one slice from your master checklist as an interactive spine (prep gate · recon · build-plan auth · /goal · branch) + Workflow A (produce) + library gate + Workflow B (verify-once). Run me repeatedly, one fresh chat per slice. For autonomous whole-pie baking use /sell-pie.
sell-pie
Bake a whole Pie autonomously - the v5 forefront delivery loop. A /loop-driven baker that drives ONE Pie (a coherent chapter, usually 3 to 8 slices) to "ready for review" without per-slice prompting; each slice runs the context-separated build→test→verify→fix Workflow, commits + pushes (no PR), and advances; when every slice is [x] it stops at the pie boundary and opens one PR via /box-it-up. Refuses flat v4 checklists (points you at /cook-pizzas --repie). For a continuous-review pie (review=continuous) it runs in high-touch /sell-slice mode. Opt-in merge-per-slice delivery (delivery.mode, or an explicit autonomous-delivery run instruction) instead gives each slice its own branch, PR and green-CI merge; opt-in ship-once delivery (delivery.mode, set by /pizza-party) merges each pie into one local ship branch on local gates only and ships one PR at the end. The four blocking HITL categories halt the loop instead of rescheduling (an unattended ship-once run defers the slice instead). Use when the user runs /sell-pie, says "sell a pie", "bake the pie", "run the next pie", "loop the pie", or wants one whole chapter delivered hands-off. For a single careful slice use /sell-slice; for the whole app end to end use /pizza-party.
pizza-party
Cater a whole app, start to finish: from a short brief to a finished, deployed app with a URL. One interview up front (AskUserQuestion), then no human stops: /setup-shop, /create-menu, /cook-pizzas, the Prep pie, every pie through /sell-pie in ship-once delivery (all gates local), one PR that ships the app, a deploy to whatever host the operator has authorized (or an artifact or localhost link), and a run record for comparing runs over time. Every decision a sub-skill would normally ask about is decided, recorded in the order ticket, and the run continues. Use when the user runs /pizza-party, sets a /goal to build an app end to end, or says "build me this app end to end", "from scratch to production", "pizza party", "bake the whole roadmap" or "run all pies".
open-the-shop
Doors unlocked, lights flipped, OPEN sign up - scan environment requirements and verify all external service credentials are populated. The most HITL-heavy prep step; the operator personally stocks the cash drawer. Run once before /sell-slice; also invocable standalone.
open-kitchen
Open the project's approved 3D kitchen in the native Browser pane with a verified localhost state connection, or with --lobby the machine-level lobby of every ByTheSlice project.
inspect-display
Walk the display tray and eyeball every pie that's already on display: a cross-cutting, platform-wide visual walkthrough of a running web app. Catches what's broken, mocked, or empty across the WHOLE product, not just the latest slice. Read-only. Use before UAT, before a demo, after a batch of `/box-it-up` runs, or any time the checklist and reality have drifted.
final-quality-check
Install the quality line every pie passes through before going on display: wire CI/CD, E2E testing, design-system compliance, and visual-regression gates. Run once before /sell-slice; also invocable standalone on any project.
create-menu
Create the day's pre-made pizza menu: turn a project brief into a structured 8-section PRD with phased implementation guidance.
cook-pizzas
Cook the pre-made pies before the shop opens, transforming a PRD into an ordered roadmap of vertical-slice features, grouped into Pies of usually 3 to 8 slices (a small app gets few pies, of 1 or 2 slices when that is all it holds; the 20 to 30 feature-slice band is a ceiling, never a target). Each Pie is a coherent chapter that bakes autonomously; each Slice is one vertical deliverable. Adds `--repie` to convert a flat v4 checklist into Pies on explicit opt-in.
close-shop
EXPERIMENTAL. After-service retro: review how recent stages and skills executed, identify systemic friction patterns, draft targeted improvement PRs against the plugin. Bookends /setup-shop.
box-it-up
Box the pie and hand it across the counter - per slice, commit + push only (no PR, CI stays quiet); at the pie boundary, open one PR, watch CI once (auto-fix on red), merge on approval preserving every slice commit, sync main, delete the branch, remove the pie worktree. Opt-in merge-per-slice mode (--merge-slice, run internally by the conductor) opens, CI-checks and merges one PR per slice with a merge commit instead. Opt-in ship-once delivery (set by /pizza-party) uses --pie-local at each pie boundary (full local check, local --no-ff merge into the ship branch, no PR) and --ship once after the last pie (one PR ship branch to main, CI once, merge on green).
stated-absent
Negative fixture — the contract's stated string never appears in this file.
nonexistent-implementation
Negative fixture — contract references an implementation file that does not exist.
document-only-with-params
Negative fixture — a document-only gate illegally carries params (schema must refuse this fake-check pattern).
lying-skill
Fixture skill for the gate-honesty self-check — every gate here is deliberately dishonest.