Hunts for determinism violations and internal errors in a GenVM executor by writing throwaway probe contracts and running them across leader/validator/sync. Use when asked to fuzz the VM, look for nondeterminism, or turn a PR into a failing test.
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GenVM commit message conventions. Use when writing a commit message, squashing/merging a PR, or amending history. Covers the `type(scope): summary <emoji>` format, the five types, the standard scope set, the gitmoji suffix, and mistakes to avoid (typos, vague…
Always read before writing, adding, or modifying Rust tests — where to put and how to run them.
How to write GenVM spec pages (docs/website/src/spec). Use when adding or editing spec sections — brevity, linking constants/errors/terms instead of inlining them, spec vs impl-spec split, and how to verify the build.
Runs tests for the GenVM project. Use after making code changes to verify correctness.
Read this BEFORE trying to fix a GenVM build that fails on macOS. GenVM is NOT built natively on macOS — building from source on Darwin breaks the deterministic runner-artifact invariant. Use a remote Linux nix-builder instead. Triggers on any…
Builds the GenVM project. Use after making code changes to compile Rust binaries.
Sets up the development environment for GenVM repository. Use when setting up the repo for the first time or when dependencies need to be refreshed.
How the GenVM multi-repo (manager umbrella + executor submodules) fits together and how to build, commit, run hooks, and push across all of them. Use when committing/pushing changes that touch a submodule, bumping gitlinks, building via nix, rebasing the…
Reviews the current GenVM branch by fanning out three specialized review agents (spec, security, implementation). Use when asked to "review this branch", "review the PR", or do a full code review of a diff.