AI Agent Skills

CLI guidelines. Use whenever using the Bash tool, which is almost always. Also use when you see "command not found: __zoxide_z" errors.

Formatting rules for Java code generators that build source code via string concatenation. Use when the user asks to "fix formatter-off", "fix code generation formatting…

Code quality guidelines. ALWAYS use skill for ANY code changes.

Create and maintain an HTML codebase walkthrough with ordered explanations, scroll-linked source highlights, and an iterative learning and review workflow. Use for guide…

Commit local changes with careful staging and single-line messages. Use for all git commit operations.

Split local changes into multiple logical commits. Use when the user asks to commit changes in chunks or as several commits.

Resolve git merge or rebase conflicts and continue the operation. Use when a rebase, merge, or cherry-pick stops on conflicted files.

Run git-test precommit checks and fix failures without committing, or fix the errors described in a provided build log. Use when asked to fix build, test, lint, typechec…

Rebase local commits on the configured upstream using the plugin rebase script.

Commit message format and git workflow rules. ALWAYS use this skill for every git commit — no exceptions — and whenever rewording an existing commit message.

Write merge-friendly Markdown. Use when writing or editing Markdown files.

Running precommit checks and build validation. ALWAYS use after ANY code changes.

Run git-test on every local branch that contains upstream, fix failures in a subagent that folds each fix into the breaking commit, and loop until all commits pass. Use…

Write test assertions as complete, strict deep-equality checks, and rewrite existing tests to the same standard. Use when writing new tests, adding assertions, reviewing…

Test every commit in the current branch with git-test, delegate failures to a fix subagent, fold the fixes in with test-fix, and loop until all commits pass. Use when as…

Keep literal values in tests self-evidently fake. Use when writing, reviewing, or modifying test code that contains literal values like timestamps, names, IDs, paths, or…