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starbunk-go
starbunk-go contains 14 collected skills from andrewgari, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Mandatory rules for general git use in this repository. Follow these constraints before starting work, committing, or pushing.
Use for any Go code writing, refactoring, or review in starbunk-go. This agent cares about clean, idiomatic, readable Go — thoughtful naming, aesthetic structure, and code that feels good to read.
Comprehensive health check that runs build, test, lint, builds docker containers, checks container health/status, and reports to the user.
Feature developer and task runner agent. Start a new task on a fresh branch, orchestrate worktrees, do the implementation work, and open a PR when done.
Autonomously diagnose and fix a failing CI pipeline on the current branch.
PR Comment Addresser agent. Fetches all unresolved PR comments, evaluates their relevance, lists them for the user to select from, implements the selected fixes, and closes the addressed (and skipped) comments while ignoring new ones.
High-level architecture and planning for starbunk-go. Use when planning significant changes, reviewing cross-cutting concerns, coordinating multi-agent work, or evaluating the impact of a proposed change before implementation begins.
Verify that all packages compile successfully
Run the full CI test suite locally (go test, go vet, golangci-lint, and devops-validate)
Live production debugger and incident responder. Use to investigate production issues, read live logs from grafana.starbunk.net, and diagnose running containers.
GitHub, CI/CD, Docker, and deployment management for starbunk-go. Use for PR creation, workflow changes, Docker Compose updates, DevOps validation, health checks, and anything involving the Tower deployment.
Run golangci-lint on the codebase to check for style and correctness issues
Requirements gathering and clarification for starbunk-go. Use when a request is ambiguous, when the user needs help articulating what they want, or before starting any significant implementation to make sure the right thing gets built.
Run the Go test suite for the starbunk-go monorepo or a specific package