with one click
gait
gait contains 23 collected skills from Clyra-AI, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Verify implemented Factory plans against original source requirements, run all required validation lanes, create a repair branch when gaps exist, and fix gaps until all requirements are satisfied.
Implement any valid Factory execution plan story-by-story using the active repo profile, planned changelog/versioning fields, and required validation lanes.
Convert user-provided recommendations into a timestamped, execution-ready backlog plan using the active repo profile. Use when a repo needs a one-off plan that should not overwrite PLAN_NEXT.
Convert repo-owned strategic ideas into a timestamped, execution-ready backlog plan using the active repo profile.
Update the local Factory submodule pointer to latest factory/main through a small PR before running Factory-backed skills.
Run a profile-driven evidence-based OSS/product readiness audit across product model, onboarding, architecture, DX, security, release readiness, and market wedge.
Delete non-default local and configured-remote branches one-by-one using the active repo profile, safety checks, and a final prune/report.
Perform a profile-driven full-repository or scoped code review with severity-ranked findings focused on contracts, boundaries, fail-closed safety, determinism, portability, release integrity, and docs correctness.
Commit scoped changes, push a branch, open or update a PR, and keep driving profile-defined CI, passive review, merge, and post-merge loops until success or a hard blocker remains.
Resolve changelog-derived semver, finalize the release changelog through Factory scripts, tag from the default branch, monitor release/UAT, and run bounded hotfix loops when failures are actionable.
Triage CI failures using artifact-first checks. Use when users need fast root-cause isolation from failing runs, integrity verification, and deterministic reruns.
Convert a Gait run artifact into a deterministic regression workflow. Use when asked to initialize fixtures from run_id or runpack path, run graders, produce CI-friendly outputs, or summarize drift and failures.
Convert incident artifacts into deterministic regression fixtures and CI-ready outputs. Use when users ask to reproduce a failure, build repeatable graders, or emit junit evidence.
Analyze Codex/agent review comments on one or more PRs, triage what should be implemented, and provide a clear implementation recommendation list for the user.
Generate portable evidence receipts from run artifacts. Use when users ask for ticket-ready proof, receipt footers, or integrity-backed handoff metadata.
Capture and verify deterministic Gait runpacks from normalized run input. Use when asked to record a run, produce run_id or runpack artifacts, generate ticket-ready proof, or validate artifact integrity before handoff.
Evaluate Gait policy changes safely with deterministic fixture tests and rollout simulation. Use when asked to validate allow or block behavior, check reason codes, compare policy outcomes, or plan enforce-by-stage rollout.
Triage CI failures using artifact-first checks. Use when users need fast root-cause isolation from failing runs, integrity verification, and deterministic reruns.
Generate portable evidence receipts from run artifacts. Use when users ask for ticket-ready proof, receipt footers, or integrity-backed handoff metadata.
Convert incident artifacts into deterministic regression fixtures and CI-ready outputs. Use when users ask to reproduce a failure, build repeatable graders, or emit junit evidence.
Triage CI failures using artifact-first checks. Use when users need fast root-cause isolation from failing runs, integrity verification, and deterministic reruns.
Generate portable evidence receipts from run artifacts. Use when users ask for ticket-ready proof, receipt footers, or integrity-backed handoff metadata.
Convert incident artifacts into deterministic regression fixtures and CI-ready outputs. Use when users ask to reproduce a failure, build repeatable graders, or emit junit evidence.