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skills contains 5 collected skills from AdaCore, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

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5
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17
updated
2026-07-07
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gnatdoc
software-developers

This skill should be used when the user wants to "generate API documentation", "generate Ada documentation", "run gnatdoc", "document an Ada package", "annotate Ada code with GNATdoc tags", "use @param/@return/@field/@enum/@exception/@exclude tags", "produce HTML/ODF/RST/XML docs for Ada code", or is otherwise working with GNATdoc to extract documentation from Ada sources.

2026-07-07
gnatprove
software-developers

This skill should be used when the user wants to "prove SPARK code", "run GNATprove", "investigate unproved checks", "write contracts or invariants", "add loop invariants", "write ghost code or lemmas", or is working on SPARK formal verification. Covers running gnatprove, writing SPARK (contracts, types, loops, ghost code), and conducting proof campaigns.

2026-07-07
alire
software-developers

This skill should be used when the user wants to "use Alire", "install Alire","create an Alire project", "add a crate", "set up tests for an Alire crate", "add AUnit / GNATtest to an Alire project", or otherwise refine the crate structure of an Ada project

2026-05-22
gnatfuzz
software-quality-assurance-analysts-and-testers

This skill should be used when the user wants to "fuzz Ada code", "run gnatfuzz", "generate a fuzzing harness", "investigate a fuzz crash", "write a fuzzing wrapper for an unsupported parameter type", "generate or minimize a corpus", or is otherwise running a fuzzing campaign on an Ada/SPARK project. Covers running gnatfuzz, designing fuzzable subprograms, managing corpora, and reading fuzzing outputs and crash files.

2026-05-22
gnattest
software-quality-assurance-analysts-and-testers

This skill should be used when the user wants to "generate unit tests", "run gnattest", "create test skeletons", "build a test harness", "write AUnit tests", "add tests to Ada code", "run a testing campaign", or is otherwise working with GNATtest for Ada unit testing.

2026-05-22