dotnet-build-diagnostics
Capture dotnet environment and CI-style build diagnostics with binlog and summary output.
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Capture dotnet environment and CI-style build diagnostics with binlog and summary output.
Sync workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when aligning local work items with GitHub issues, creating branches, or reconciling doc backlinks.
Discover the primary .sln, list projects, and emit a solution map with target frameworks and test flags.
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Sync workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when aligning local work items with GitHub issues, creating branches, or reconciling doc backlinks.
GitHub workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when creating pull requests from work items or wiring GitHub-specific actions.
Documentation workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when creating or updating specs, ADRs, runbooks, guides, or general docs, and when syncing backlinks or change notes.
Define canonical dotnet format and analyzer verification commands, and provide scripts that generate a format/analyzer report. Use when checking formatting or Roslyn analyzers without reformatting everything.
Work item management for Workbench CLI. Use when creating, updating, linking, or closing work items and tracking execution status.
Documentation workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when creating or updating specs, ADRs, runbooks, guides, or general docs, and when syncing backlinks or change notes.
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Run dotnet test, capture failed test cases, and generate a rerun filter plus a markdown failure summary. Use when test runs fail and you need a focused rerun command or a compact failure report.
Work item management for Workbench CLI. Use when creating, updating, linking, or closing work items and tracking execution status.
GitHub workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when creating pull requests from work items or wiring GitHub-specific actions.
Architecture and ADR workflows for Workbench CLI. Use when documenting system design, decisions, tradeoffs, or rationale that must be tracked over time.
Analyze Claude Code CLI source code to understand its architecture, implementation details, and design patterns. Use when users want to explore how Claude Code works internally, understand specific features lik...
Use Grok AI (grok.com) to search and research topics via browser automation. Triggers on "use grok to search", "ask grok", "grok research", "search with grok", or when user wants real-time X/Twitter data analys...
Discover available Agent skills. Use when users ask "what skills are available", "list skills", "show me skills", or want to browse installed skill capabilities.
Systematically improve documentation quality from 7/10 → 9/10 using assessment checklists and transformation patterns. Use when documentation exists but lacks Quick Start, clear prerequisites, or working exampl...
Query remote Parquet files via HTTP without downloading using DuckDB httpfs. Leverage column pruning, row filtering, and range requests for efficient bandwidth usage. Use for crypto/trading data distribution an...
Decompose complex questions into 4-6 parallel investigations with different perspectives, synthesize into phased decision framework. Use when facing architecture decisions with multiple unknowns in crypto/tradi...
Create Foundation documents defining web-playground identity. Use when: starting a new package, defining project scope, establishing identity anchors. Triggers: "create foundation", "define identity", "sdd foun...
Orchestrate design document creation using specialist skills. Use when: starting design phase, merging specialist outputs, resolving design conflicts. Triggers: "create design", "design phase", "merge design",...
Create and manage Decision (DEC-NNN) and Assumption (ASM-NNN) records. Use when: documenting non-obvious choices, tracking risky assumptions, explaining rationale. Triggers: "document decision", "create DEC", "...
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