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fix-ci-failures
Diagnose and fix CI/CD failures by analyzing logs, reproducing locally, and applying fixes. Use when CI checks fail on pull requests.
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gh-get-review-comments
Retrieve all review comments from a pull request using the GitHub API. Use when you need to see what feedback has been provided on a PR.
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generate-fix-suggestions
Generate fix suggestions based on error patterns and best practices. Use when analyzing failures to get actionable remediation steps.
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calculate-coverage
Measure test coverage and identify untested code. Use when assessing test completeness.
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train-model
Execute model training with optimization algorithms. Use when running training loops on datasets.
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check-memory-safety
Check Mojo code for memory safety issues (ownership violations, use-after-free, etc.). Use to catch memory bugs.
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detect-code-smells
Identify code quality issues and anti-patterns. Use when reviewing code for maintainability problems.
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quality-security-scan
Scan code for security vulnerabilities and unsafe patterns. Use before committing sensitive code or in security reviews.
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check-dependencies
Validate and verify dependencies are available and compatible. Use when setting up environments.
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evaluate-model
Measure model performance on test datasets. Use when assessing accuracy, precision, recall, and other metrics.
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validate-workflow
Validate GitHub Actions workflow files for syntax, best practices, and correctness. Use before committing workflow changes or when workflows fail.
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worktree-create
Create isolated git worktrees for parallel development. Use when working on multiple issues simultaneously.
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refactor-code
Restructure code for improved clarity and maintainability. Use when addressing code smells or technical debt.
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create-review-checklist
Generate review checklists for different change types. Use to customize review focus based on what was changed.
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gh-batch-merge-by-labels
Batch merge multiple PRs by label (e.g., all 'ready-to-merge' PRs). Use when you have multiple approved PRs to merge.
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install-workflow
Create GitHub Actions workflows for automated package building and distribution. Use in package phase to automate .mojopkg building and release creation.
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gh-read-issue-context
Read context from GitHub issue including body and comments. Use before starting implementation work or when prior context is needed.
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test-diff-analyzer
Analyze test differences between runs to identify flaky tests and consistency issues. Use to find tests that fail intermittently.
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run-precommit
Run pre-commit hooks locally or in CI to validate code quality before committing. Use to ensure commits meet quality standards and CI will pass.
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profile-code
Measure execution time and memory usage of code. Use when analyzing performance characteristics.
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mojo-simd-optimize
Apply SIMD optimizations to Mojo code for parallel computation. Use when optimizing performance-critical tensor and array operations.
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worktree-cleanup
Remove merged or stale git worktrees. Use after PRs are merged, work is done, or when worktrees are no longer needed.
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generate-tests
Create test cases for functions and modules. Use when implementing TDD or improving coverage.
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plan-validate-structure
DEPRECATED: The notes/plan/ directory has been removed. Planning is now done directly through GitHub issues. See gh-read-issue-context and gh-post-issue-update skills instead.
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