ai-rules-cli
Use ai-rules CLI to manage and synchronize AI coding rules across multiple AI assistants (Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Opencode, etc.). Use when: (1) Setting up ai-rules in a new project, (2) Updating A...
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Use ai-rules CLI to manage and synchronize AI coding rules across multiple AI assistants (Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Opencode, etc.). Use when: (1) Setting up ai-rules in a new project, (2) Updating A...
Use CodeRabbit CLI to perform automated code review and iterative improvement in an AI agent workflow. Use when: (1) After generating non-trivial code (new features, refactors, algorithms), (2) Improving code q...
Detect and configure quality gate commands for Ralph's autonomous execution. Use when: (1) Analyzing a project to determine available test, lint, and build scripts, (2) Generatiing a task-specific verification...
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or to...
Use Storybook to document UI states and design decisions as portable artifacts (stories + MDX docs) that engineers and QA can review. Use when: (1) exploring a component library interactively, (2) capturing can...
Use GitHub CLI (gh) to interact with GitHub repositories, pull requests, issues, and workflows. Use when: (1) Reading PR details, diffs, or metadata, (2) Listing or filtering PRs and issues, (3) Creating PR com...
Create new slash commands for DevAgent workflows. Use when you need to create a new command file in .agents/commands/ and symlink it to .cursor/commands/ for Cursor IDE integration. This skill handles the compl...
Set up a Ralph execution loop in Beads by mapping a DevAgent plan into a Beads epic and tasks with the correct fields, dependencies, and routing labels. Use when: (1) Preparing Beads for Ralph autonomous execut...
Use Beads CLI (`bd`) commands to manage tasks, status, and progress tracking for Ralph's autonomous execution. Use when: (1) Querying ready tasks with `bd ready`, (2) Updating task status (open → in_progress →...
"Work with git worktrees and workspaces for concurrent development. Use when: (1) Creating new workspaces with \`git worktree add\`, (2) Listing existing worktrees with \`git worktree list\`, (3) Removing workt...
Review pull requests by integrating GitHub operations with Linear issue tracking. Use when: (1) Validating PR changes against Linear issue requirements, (2) Checking if PR addresses all acceptance criteria from...
Use Linear MCP server functions to interact with Linear issues, projects, teams, and comments. Use when: (1) Fetching issue requirements and acceptance criteria from Linear, (2) Validating PR changes against Li...
Provides guidance for systematically logging issues during Ralph autonomous execution. Use when: (1) Any problem occurs during task execution, (2) Manual intervention is required, (3) Workflows don't work as ex...
Use Vercel's agent-browser CLI for automated browser testing and UI verification. Use when: (1) browser-based quality gates are required, (2) verifying UI behavior in the browser, (3) gathering screenshots or D...
Post-checkout git hook for automatic worktree setup. Use when: (1) Setting up automatic configuration for new git worktrees, (2) Creating post-checkout hooks that detect new worktrees and run setup tasks, (3) C...
Generates structured revise reports for Epics by aggregating task comments and learnings. Use when: (1) An Epic is completed or substantially progressed, (2) You want to consolidate "Revision Learning" comments...
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