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Build clice, on a box unless a local build is truly necessary. Optional args = build type (Debug | RelWithDebInfo, default RelWithDebInfo) and the caller's box id. Runs in a forked context; only the outcome returns.
Read before running the codex CLI (GPT-6 astra) — the additional reviewer of the pr skill's self-review, plan attacks, debugging, scoped implementation. Only when codex is logged in and has quota.
Read before editing anything under docs/, and for the end-of-branch docs sync — generated feature and config pages, the en↔zh translation checker, the pixi commands driving them.
Read before committing, opening a PR, or checking on an open one — commit and title format, the checks of every push, self-review, opening, watching CI and review threads.
Use in each watch round of an open PR — pulls its unresolved review threads, fixes them in the worktree, resolves them, and returns a compact summary.
Run the clice test suites, on a box unless a local run is truly necessary; also how to test on Windows. Optional args = suite (unit | cases | all, default all) build type (Debug | RelWithDebInfo, default RelWithDebInfo) and the box id the build ran on. Runs…
Read before upgrading xclang/LLVM (arg = the xclang version, e.g. 23.1.2.1), touching MODULE.bazel, .bazelrc, BUILD.bazel or bazel/, or regenerating modules/ — after a library bump, or when clice needs a header or macro it does not export.
Read before writing or modifying anything under tests/ or unittests/, or the tools' own tests — the case workflow, unit tests, hard rules and known pitfalls.
Read before writing, modifying or reviewing any C++ code — redundancy (the rule we care most about), modules and files, errors and defense, async, logging, naming, words, templates, API preferences.
Format every source file (C++, Python, Lua, JS/TS, Markdown, JSON, TOML, YAML) — run before every commit.
Read before any release work — instant builds, nightlies, stable tags, publishing, release workflows — or symbolizing a user's crash log.
Read before translating, reviewing or editing any docs/zh page — clice's glossary and page conventions, on top of the shared translation rules of clice-io/docs.
Use when asked to triage issues — classifies untriaged issues with codex, validates the labels, and returns proposed labels plus an activity digest. Read-only; runs in a forked context.
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