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Skills are built-in capabilities that ship with cubic’s agent integration. They activate based on what you ask your coding agent — no slash commands needed, just describe what you want in natural language.
Skills are included when you set up cubic in your coding agent. See Coding agent integration for setup instructions.

Available skills

SkillActivates whenWhat it does
Review and fix issuesWorking on a PR branch, saying “check cubic comments” or “fix issues”Fetches all cubic review issues for your PR, investigates each one, and reports which are worth fixing before taking action.
Run reviewSaying “review my code” or doing a pre-commit checkRuns a local cubic AI code review via the CLI and groups issues by priority. Requires the cubic CLI.
Codebase contextAsking “how does X work?” or questions about architectureQueries the cubic AI Wiki to provide architectural context about your codebase.
Review patternsWriting or reviewing codePulls team-specific review learnings to apply your team’s coding conventions and preferences.
Cubic loopSaying “loop until clean” or “keep reviewing”Iteratively runs cubic reviews, fixes issues, and re-reviews until clean or a max iteration count is reached.
Follow this workflow to integrate cubic into your development cycle.
1

Code with your agent

Write code using your AI coding agent as usual.
2

Review locally (optional)

Ask your agent to “review my code” before pushing. The run-review skill catches obvious issues early, saving time on the full cloud review. This step requires the cubic CLI.
3

Push and open a PR

Commit your changes and push. Open a PR or have your agent do it.
4

cubic reviews on GitHub

cubic runs its full cloud review on your PR. This pass performs deeper analysis than the local CLI pass. Wait for it to finish.
5

Fix review issues

Ask your agent to “check cubic comments” or “fix cubic issues”. The review-and-fix-issues skill fetches all comments from your PR, validates each one, and walks you through which issues to fix. It auto-fixes clear bugs and asks for guidance on any product decisions.
6

Push fixes and iterate

Push the fixes. If cubic runs again and finds new issues, repeat step 5.
Add this workflow to your CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, or .cursorrules so your agent follows it automatically.

Triggering skills

Skills activate from natural language. Examples:
  • “Review my code” triggers run-review
  • “Check cubic comments on this PR” triggers review-and-fix-issues
  • “How does the authentication system work?” triggers codebase-context
  • “What does this team care about in reviews?” triggers review-patterns
  • “Loop until clean” or “keep reviewing until done” triggers cubic-loop

Slash commands

If you prefer explicit commands, you can use the following:
CommandDescription
/cubic-run-review [flags]Run a local cubic AI code review on uncommitted changes or branch diff
/cubic-comments [pr-number]Show cubic’s review comments on the current PR (auto-detects branch)
/cubic-wiki [page-name]Browse AI-generated codebase documentation
/cubic-scan [scan-id]View codebase security scan results and issues
/cubic-learnings [learning-id]Show team code review patterns and preferences
The /cubic-run-review command requires the cubic CLI. Install it via curl -fsSL https://cubic.dev/install | bash.