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Resolving PR review comments and merging stacked PRs — gathering all feedback, addressing every finding, delegating to expert subagents, managing review states, and merging bottom-to-top

Stacked PR workflow with vanilla Git — creating and managing PR stacks, parallel stacks with git worktrees, propagating fixes up a stack, and safe merging bottom-to-top

Resolving PR review comments and merging stacked PRs — gathering all feedback, addressing every finding, delegating to expert subagents, managing review states, and merging bottom-to-top

Stacked PR workflow with vanilla Git — creating and managing PR stacks, parallel stacks with git worktrees, propagating fixes up a stack, and safe merging bottom-to-top

GitHub development workflow — issue discipline, commit format, pre-PR conformance gate, gh CLI recipes, and PR review handling

Writing well-structured GitHub issues — standard templates, removal issue discipline, design doc references, test update requirements, epic sizing, and dependency declaration

RAG data pipeline patterns — chunking strategies, vector store selection, embedding optimization, data validation, schema evolution, and evaluation metrics

ADR templates, API documentation standards, technical writing voice, changelog patterns, and code comment guidelines

Use when a QuestFoundry pipeline stage produces wrong, empty, or unparseable LLM output, validation fails after retries, YAML parse errors appear, structured-output fields come back empty/missing, or a project run needs post-mortem inspection (looking under `projects/<dir>/logs/`).

Use when adding a new QuestFoundry pipeline stage, modifying an existing stage's structure, working on `ConversationRunner`, `with_structured_output()`, tool response shapes, validation/repair loops, or anywhere in `src/questfoundry/pipeline/stages/` or `src/questfoundry/conversation/`.

Use when the user asks you to search, read, or reason about notes in their markdown vault — guides when to use which vault tool and how to chain them for good results.

Use when the user asks you to search, retrieve, or reason about scholarly sources — papers, patents, books, or standards — guides tool selection, chaining, and cross-domain workflows.

Use this skill to generate well-branded interfaces and assets for The Field Guide to Narrative & Game Design — a naturalist-style book/wiki about atmosphere, puzzles, social contracts and storytelling. Use for production work or throwaway prototypes, mocks and slides. Contains the brand's colours, type, fonts, voice, components and UI kits.