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Develop, build, and test VSCode extensions in this repo. Use when editing extension source code, compiling TypeScript, packaging .vsix files, or installing extensions for testing.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
Create a brand-new OWID dataset in ETL from a data file the user provides — a local CSV/Excel, a downloaded file, or a web link to data (snapshot → meadow → garden → grapher → PR → staging server). Use when someone has data they want in ETL so they can build charts. Designed for non-technical "Cloud co-work" users: infer aggressively, build a working dataset first, then ask the person to review and correct.
Create vanilla meadow, garden, and grapher ETL step files from the wizard's cookiecutter templates, given a snapshot path.
Create a new snapshot (DVC file, plus a Python script only when one is needed) from a url_main and optional url_download. Fetches the page, extracts metadata with AI, confirms with user, writes files, and runs the snapshot. Use when the user wants to add a new data source or create a snapshot from a URL.
Use when creating or enriching metadata for OWID ETL datasets - generates comprehensive YAML metadata from dataset inspection, data exploration, and web research following OWID metadata standards. Trigger when writing or editing *.meta.yml files, when a garden step has empty or minimal metadata, or when user asks to improve/add/enrich metadata.
Spawn a background agent that babysits an open PR — triggers a Codex review, watches CI, judges and fixes valid findings, replies to and resolves review threads, and loops to a cap. Never merges. Trigger when the user asks to "babysit the PR", "ask for codex review(s) and watch CI", or after pushing a substantial chunk to a PR branch.
Review an OWID ETL data update PR end-to-end — runs the pipeline, compares snapshot fields against the previous version, verifies links, audits indicator metadata coverage, and cross-checks workflow items from /update-dataset. Trigger when the user asks to "review this PR", "review the data PR", or invokes this on an open dataset-update branch.
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| name | vscode-extension-dev |
| description | Develop, build, and test VSCode extensions in this repo. Use when editing extension source code, compiling TypeScript, packaging .vsix files, or installing extensions for testing. |
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Extensions live in vscode_extensions/<name>/. Each has:
src/extension.ts — main source codedist/extension.js — compiled output (esbuild)install/<name>-<version>.vsix — packaged extensionpackage.json — manifest with activation events, commands, configCRITICAL: VSCode runs the installed .vsix from ~/.vscode/extensions/, NOT the dist/ in the repo. After every code change you MUST:
cd vscode_extensions/<name> && npm run compilenpx @vscode/vsce package --out install/<name>-<version>.vsixcode --install-extension install/<name>-<version>.vsix --forceCmd+Shift+P → "Developer: Reload Window"Just running npm run compile is NOT enough — the user will still see old behavior.
To check what code is actually running:
# Check installed extension has your changes
grep "some_unique_string" ~/.vscode/extensions/<publisher>.<name>-<version>/dist/extension.js
npm run compile may start a watcher that blocks. This is fine for compilation but you still need to package + install..vsix version matches, VSCode may cache. Use --force flag on install.