cgaspard

Use this skill when the user is debugging a running program, investigating a crash, looking into why something is failing at runtime, reproducing a bug, stepping through code execution, inspecting state in a paused program, asking questions that depend on values at runtime, or asking you to "run" something they want to interact with. Provides guidance for driving the VS Code Debug MCP server's tools — including the common case where the user already has a debug session paused at a breakpoint that you should look at FIRST before doing anything else.

Use this skill when the user is debugging a running program, investigating a crash, looking into why something is failing at runtime, reproducing a bug, stepping through code execution, inspecting state in a paused program, asking questions that depend on values at runtime, or asking you to "run" something they want to interact with. Provides guidance for driving the VS Code Debug MCP server's tools — including the common case where the user already has a debug session paused at a breakpoint that you should look at FIRST before doing anything else.

Use this skill when the user wants to cut a new release of the VS Code Debug MCP extension, bump the version, write release notes, tag, or package a .vsix. Walks through a checklist so we don't ship a broken release.

Cut and ship a new versioned release of this VS Code extension — bump the version, write release notes, run a mandatory safety review of what actually gets packaged, then tag so the GitHub Action packages the VSIX and publishes to the Marketplace. Use when asked to publish, release, deploy, ship a new version, or cut a release of this extension.

Use when the user asks to optimize, explain, test, or rewrite the Fibonacci function in app.js — or asks about Fibonacci implementations in general (recursive vs iterative vs memoized, time complexity, edge cases).

Cut and ship a new versioned release of this VS Code extension — bump the version, write release notes, run a mandatory safety review of what actually gets packaged, then tag so the GitHub Action packages the VSIX and publishes to the Marketplace. Use when asked to publish, release, deploy, ship a new version, or cut a release of this extension.