Liatrio Labs

Split oversized or mixed-concern branches into smaller, reviewable PR stacks with safety refs, topology selection, parity audits, and merge sequencing. Use when a PR or branch is too large, difficult to review, mixed across concerns, conflict-prone, or needs to be decomposed without losing net changes.

Create, validate, and repair Mermaid diagrams for technical documentation with a deterministic CLI feedback loop. Use when an AI needs to create Mermaid diagrams, improve Mermaid diagram quality, validate Mermaid fences in markdown, diagnose Mermaid rendering failures, or fix Mermaid syntax and formatting issues.

Generate a reviewer-ready pull request or merge request title and description from branch changes. Use when a user asks to draft PR/MR content, summarize branch deltas against a base branch, or optionally create the PR with gh/glab after approval.

Create Conventional Commit messages and execute safe git commits from working tree changes. Use when users ask to create a commit, write a conventional commit message, split broad changes into multiple commits, stage only parts of files, run pre-commit before committing, or perform a quick commit-time quality review with severity guardrails.

Applies Liatrio brand guidelines to UI design, brand audits, and asset selection. Use when users request Liatrio styling, logo variants, typography or color decisions, visual polish, or formal brand compliance checks.

Interact with Mastra development server API for debugging agents, viewing conversation threads, listing/inspecting tools and workflows, accessing observability data, and managing Mastra resources. Use when working with Mastra agents and need to inspect runtime state, debug agent errors, view thread history, see available tools/workflows, or access API endpoints at localhost:4111/api or similar ports.

Manage local development environments with Tilt. Use when working with projects that run services via Tilt (indicated by presence of Tiltfile), including checking service status, viewing logs, troubleshooting connectivity issues, or managing the Tilt stack. Essential for projects using Tiltfile with local_resource for orchestrating backend, frontend, and other services.

Provides concise guidance for using uv (Python package manager), including project workflows, pip-compatible commands, Python version management, and PEP 723 inline script dependencies. Use when users mention uv, uv run, inline dependencies, PEP 723, or Python dependency/project management.