taskwarrior
Manage tasks using taskwarrior CLI. Use this when the user wants to add, list, complete, modify, delete, or search tasks, set priorities, due dates, tags, or work with task contexts and reports.
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Manage tasks using taskwarrior CLI. Use this when the user wants to add, list, complete, modify, delete, or search tasks, set priorities, due dates, tags, or work with task contexts and reports.
Generate comprehensive README files for projects. Use when the user asks to create, generate, or write a README, readme file, or project documentation.
Generate comprehensive API tests including endpoint testing, request/response validation, and integration tests. Use when the user asks to test APIs, validate endpoints, create API tests, or verify API function...
Perform data analysis tasks including data cleaning, statistical analysis, visualization, and insight generation. Use when the user asks to analyze data, perform statistical analysis, create visualizations, or...
Check code formatting, detect style issues, and identify inconsistencies. Use when the user asks to check formatting, code style, linting, format issues, or code formatting problems.
Generate release notes and changelog entries from git history and project changes. Use when the user asks to write release notes, create changelog, document version changes, or generate release documentation.
Perform security audits on Agent Skills from a given path. Use when the user asks to audit, review, check security, or verify a skill for security issues.
Check code formatting, detect style issues, and identify inconsistencies. Use when the user asks to check formatting, code style, linting, format issues, or code formatting problems.
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