Capsem's release process: orthogonal binary/profile CI, signing, notarization, channel deployment. Use for release commands, failures, manifests, or anything affecting what ships.
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Capsem's unified cache control plane. Use for cache inventory, retention, cleanup, test reuse, or disk, Docker/Colima, Tart, Cargo, Python, Node, BuildKit, and VM asset cache work.
The Citadel guard suite. Use when adding a guard, a linter, or a source surface, or when a citadel test fails and you need to know what it is protecting.
CI triage and red-gate discipline. Use when an Actions run is red, pr-gate blocks a PR, you are deciding whether to rerun, or you are editing .github/workflows/.
Debugging methodology: reproduce first, find the root cause, fix the whole pattern. Use for bugs, test failures, or CI/local parity failures.
How capsem-gate works and how to add or change a gate command. Use when touching build, test, or release logic, or when a boundary/primitive/recursion/purity guard fails.
Capsem's small Just surface and its boundary with the Python gate. Use when adding or changing a recipe, or deciding whether logic belongs in Just or in a gate plan.
Setting up a Capsem dev environment from scratch. Use when onboarding, provisioning a machine, or troubleshooting environment and container-runtime issues.
Capsem testing policy and workflow. Use whenever running or writing tests. For VM, hypervisor, frontend, or Python specifics see the dev-testing-* skills.
Debugging session.db and the telemetry pipeline. Use when inspecting a session ledger, diagnosing missing telemetry, or correlating events across tables.
Capsem project overview and navigation: what it is, how the crates fit, which skill owns what. Start here when orienting on any task.
Initrd repack and guest binary management. Use when adding or changing a guest binary, modifying capsem-init, or iterating on the initrd without a full rebuild.
Measuring Capsem with capsem-bench. Use when running benchmarks, adding a dimension or a collector, reading the store, or judging whether a slowdown is real.
MCP for Capsem: the SDK-backed npm host server, guest relay, and tool routing. Use when working on MCP servers, tool policy, telemetry, or in-VM debugging.
Rust patterns and hard-won lessons. Use when writing Rust in capsem-core, capsem-app, or capsem-agent: async/tokio, non-blocking I/O, cross-compilation.
Testing the Capsem frontend. Use when writing frontend tests, running type checks, or doing visual verification with Chrome DevTools MCP.
Capsem frontend design system. Use when building UI components, styling views, choosing colors, or working with Svelte 5 runes and the component library.
Capsem system architecture: service, per-VM processes, CLI, guest agent, vsock, network proxy. Use when you need the design to write, review, or debug across components.
The documentation site, docs.capsem.org. Use when writing or editing docs, adding pages, or working with Astro Starlight.
The native package installer: install, update, uninstall, service registration, asset download, corp config. Use when working on those or the installed ~/.capsem/ layout.
Building Capsem VM images from profile-owned inputs. Use when working on profile package files, Dockerfile templates, kernel or rootfs builds, or the capsem-builder backend.
Use when Capsem VM, network, model, MCP, credential broker, security, package-manager, doctor, benchmark, or release-gate behavior needs black-box acceptance proof
Asset manifests, hash verification, and boot-time resolution for Capsem VM images. Use when debugging boot failures, manifest issues, or hash mismatches.
Work a queue of bug reports one by one: confirm, push back, fix only after agreement, commit each. Use when handed several bugs to triage; for a single ad-hoc bug use dev-debugging.
Run multi-step Capsem development in Sprinty. Use for features, refactors, migrations, release preparation, or any work spanning several commits and verification gates.
Python test infrastructure for capsem-builder. Use when running Python tests, checking coverage, or working with golden fixtures and generated schemas.
In-VM diagnostics and test fixtures. Use when adding in-VM tests, debugging failures inside the guest, or updating the test fixture.
Testing the hypervisor layer, Apple VZ and KVM. Use when testing VM configuration, VirtioFS, vsock, serial console, or the backend abstraction.
How agent skills work: discovery, loading, triggering, format. Use when building Capsem's skills system or changing how agents consume SKILL.md files.
Quick start for new Capsem developers. Use for "how do I get started" or "first time setup"; for environment troubleshooting use dev-setup instead.
Conventions for the skills/ directory. Use when creating, reorganizing, or maintaining skill layout, symlinks, and discovery across agents.
Create, improve, and evaluate skills. Use when writing a new skill, editing an existing one, or tuning a description for better triggering.
The air-gapped network intercept layer. Use when working on TLS termination, HTTP inspection, cert minting, SSE parsing, or debugging network behaviour.
The marketing website, capsem.org. Use when editing copy, adding sections, or changing the site theme.
The capsem-doctor in-VM diagnostic suite. Use when writing, running, or extending doctor tests, or debugging VM sandbox issues.
Discover and install agent skills. Use when someone asks whether a skill exists for something, or wants to extend capabilities with an installable skill.
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