Deploy and verify the Bella Sláinte marketing site (BellaSlainteSite) on Vercel. Use when deploying bellaslainte.com, shipping site HTML changes, checking if the site is live, fixing blocked Vercel deploys, linking GitHub to Vercel for haberlah/david-6804, or running vercel CLI against project-iw363. Triggers: "deploy the website", "ship BellaSlainteSite", "push site to prod", "is bellaslainte.com live", "Vercel blocked", "redeploy marketing site", /vercel-bellaslainte-site.
This skill should be used whenever a task involves creating, changing, or granting access to any GCP resource — creating a project, adding or modifying an IAM binding or role grant, provisioning a secret, KMS key, or CMEK, enabling an API, changing an org policy, or touching networking, folders, or service accounts. It enforces that every such write happens through FAST (Fabric Automation and Scalability Toolkit / Cloud Foundation Fabric) YAML plus Terraform plus a reviewed PR against the foundations repo, never via ad-hoc `gcloud` commands or GCP Console clicks — including when the request is phrased as "quickly," "just for now," "as a one-off," or "to unblock." Also use this skill when asked to bring an already-existing (brownfield) GCP resource under Terraform management, or when reviewing whether a proposed GCP change is safe to apply directly. Read-only/diagnostic GCP requests (describing a project, listing IAM bindings, checking quota, viewing Console screens) do not need this skill.
Use whenever working on BellaAssist (Bella Assist) product, runtime, schema, API, AI skills, auth/RLS, CRM integration, ops, compliance registers, or architecture documentation — including phrases like "architecture pack", "arch-pack", "arch pack", "current-state docs", "how does X work in Bella", "endpoint inventory", "schema inventory", or "before coding BellaAssist". Routes agents to the BellaAssist architecture-pack for business logic maps, schemas, and generated inventories, and enforces the regenerate → validate → snapshot-sync loop. Also use when updating docs after a BellaAssist behaviour change, checking documentation drift, or deciding which regression tests to run.
Operate David's Jira Cloud (bellaslainte.atlassian.net) from the terminal with the official Atlassian CLI `acli`. Use whenever the task involves reading or writing a Jira board/project, creating/editing/transitioning/deleting work items, populating a Kanban board (e.g. from a Google Sheet), running JQL searches, or installing/authenticating acli. Captures the non-obvious gotchas: search defaults to 30 results, create-bulk caps at 50 and silently drops labels + ignores description in JSON, edit --labels appends, and the KAN board's columns are Idea/In Progress/Done.
How to authenticate and operate the AWS CLI for David's Bella Slainte AWS account (571573791861), and how to manage AWS API keys / IAM / IAM Identity Center. Use whenever the task involves running AWS CLI commands, logging in to AWS or refreshing AWS credentials, creating or rotating API keys / IAM access keys / Bedrock API keys, adding or auditing IAM Identity Center (SSO) users and permission sets, or any AWS console/CLI administration. Covers the SSO login gotchas (portal username is "David" not his email; the `aws configure sso` region prompt loops).
Review GitHub pull requests against a configurable AI review policy for Codex and Claude Code. Use before creating, triggering, checking, re-running, or summarizing PR reviews; when deciding between @codex review and @claude review once; when inspecting bot review results, GitHub checks, branch protection, CODEOWNERS, or merge readiness; and when verifying whether generic thumbs-up/no-findings review text actually means the review bot ran.
Commit, push, and optionally create a PR. Use after completing a task that changes files in a project repo or when the user asks to push, commit, or create a PR. Invoke GitHub PR review policy before any review trigger. Paid Claude Code Review requires explicit wording such as "Claude Code Review", "manual @claude review", or selecting the Claude review menu option; generic "review it" is not enough.
Authenticate or repair Google Workspace CLI (`gws`) OAuth with reusable scope presets instead of manually toggling scopes. Use when setting up GWS CLI, running `gws auth login`, fixing invalid_scope errors, avoiding `cloud-identity.devices`, refreshing invalid tokens such as invalid_rapt, or preparing a broad Google Workspace CLI OAuth login for engineering workflows.