The /dr-init Command — Where Every Task Begins
How /dr-init detects intent, assigns a task ID, creates the tracking structure, and routes you to the right next step — all without touching files you did not ask it to touch.
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How /dr-init detects intent, assigns a task ID, creates the tracking structure, and routes you to the right next step — all without touching files you did not ask it to touch.
Read more →How Datarim's Skill Creator agent researches best practices, audits what already exists, and produces new skills, agents, and commands only when nothing existing covers the need.
Read more →How Datarim's Optimizer agent audits skills, agents, commands, and templates for bloat, duplication, and drift — and proposes concrete fixes before things get out of hand.
Read more →How Datarim's Librarian agent keeps the datarim/ directory organized, cross-referenced, and free of contradictions — without ever changing the meaning of a document.
Read more →How Datarim's Writer agent produces technical documentation, blog posts, and social media content — matching format, register, and length to the target platform.
Read more →How Datarim's Editor agent brings written content to publication quality: fact verification with Chain of Verification, AI pattern removal, style consistency, and a structured editorial report.
Read more →How Datarim's SRE agent defines SLOs, designs observability with the RED and USE methods, and shapes alerting so that pages are rare and meaningful.
Read more →How Datarim's DevOps agent owns the build-ship-run pipeline: CI/CD design, Dockerfile authoring, secret management, and build optimization from plan to deployment.
Read more →How Datarim's Compliance agent runs a structured 7-step hardening check after QA passes: re-validating against the PRD, simplifying code, verifying coverage and lint, and producing a compliance report.
Read more →How Datarim's Peer Reviewer agent runs in an isolated context to surface concerns the original session might have agreed past.
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