agentic-tictactoe

Defines patterns for implementing FastAPI REST endpoints, including route definition, request/response models, error handling, and integration tests. Use when implementing any API endpoint to ensure consistency and best practices across endpoints.

Ensures all git commits follow the Conventional Commits specification with consistent types and scopes. Use this skill when making any commit to maintain consistent commit message format, improve git history readability, and enable automatic changelog generation.

Defines error handling patterns using custom error codes, result wrappers, and HTTP status code mapping. Use when implementing error handling in services, business logic, or API endpoints to ensure consistent error responses.

Enforce feature work on a dedicated git branch and submission via pull request. Use when implementing any feature, fix, or refactor so work is isolated, reviewed, and merged via PR.

Defines the pattern for updating project documentation when completing features. Use when marking features as complete to ensure consistent documentation of implementation status, test coverage, and deliverables.

Guides implementation of features following an established workflow pattern. Use when implementing any feature to ensure consistent process: read requirements, create todos, implement code, write tests, update documentation, commit and push.

Ensures all quality checks pass locally before committing changes. Use this skill to validate code quality, tests, and type checking before creating commits to catch issues early and avoid CI failures.

Short alias for /subsection-implementation. Implements a single subsection from docs/implementation-plan.md with full automation. Usage: /si 5.1.1

Complete workflow for implementing a single subsection from the implementation plan. Orchestrates all project skills to ensure consistent, high-quality implementation with full test coverage. Use when implementing any subsection (e.g., 5.1.1, 5.2.3) to automate the entire workflow from requirements to commit.

Defines patterns for writing tests, including subsection tests for incremental development and acceptance criteria verification. Use when writing any tests to ensure consistent naming, structure, and coverage patterns.