advisor-triggers

Advisor-triggers automatically detects patterns in your work—like handling sensitive data, proposing architecture changes, or adding dependencies—and surfaces prompts to run contextual analysis. It eliminates manual checks by proactively suggesting when expert guidance is needed, integrating seamlessly into your development process.

Use contextual triggers when you're planning new dependencies, shifting architecture, expanding scope, replacing technologies, or scaling systems. These decisions benefit from automated detection and expert review before commitment, reducing risk and catching overlooked considerations.

Yes. Advisor-triggers works within your current development and planning workflows by detecting predefined trigger categories and surfacing contextual prompts. It requires no setup and adapts to your existing processes without disruption.

The skill targets software planning and design conversations involving new dependencies, architecture shifts, scope expansions, technology replacements, and scaling adjustments. It uses pattern matching across predefined trigger categories to surface opportunities for deeper analysis.

Proactive guidance anticipates your needs by suggesting best practices at critical moments—like recommending security patterns when you handle sensitive data. Timely, relevant advice prevents suboptimal choices and ensures you consider expertise before making significant technical commitments.