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humansintheloop-dev-workflow-and-tools
humansintheloop-dev-workflow-and-tools contains 18 collected skills from humansintheloop-dev, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
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Guidelines for watching CI builds and diagnosing failures. Claude should use this skill when watching a CI build or investigating why a CI build failed.
Structural CRUD and reordering operations on plan files via the `i2code plan` CLI — insert/replace/delete/reorder threads and tasks, mark tasks/steps complete or incomplete, fix numbering, and query plan structure (get-next-task, get-thread, get-summary, list-threads). Claude MUST use this skill (not raw file edits) for any change to a plan file's threads, tasks, or steps, and for reading plan structure programmatically.
Consult the design pattern catalog before implementing or refactoring code.
When running test scripts or long-running commands that produce verbose output, redirect output to a log file under logs/ to avoid truncation in the Bash tool. Claude should use this skill when running test scripts, end-to-end tests, or any command likely to produce large output. NOTE: This skill does not apply to Gradle because test output is written to TEST*.xml files.
a definition of tests and testing in a Java project using Gradle and JUnit 5. Advice on using Gradle to run tests.
When stuck on a problem, formulate a well-structured question and copy it to the clipboard for pasting into ChatGPT. Claude should use this skill when debugging efforts stall or when an outside perspective would help.
Provides a pre-commit checklist and commit message formatting standards for this project. Claude should use this skill when creating git commits to ensure messages follow project conventions, including proper co-authorship attribution and concise formatting.
Provides Dockerfile best practices for this project. Claude should use this skill when creating or modifying Dockerfiles to ensure optimal layer caching by ordering instructions from most stable to least stable.
Guidelines for file operations like moving, renaming, and reorganizing files. Claude should use this skill when reorganizing code structure to prefer efficient shell commands over write/delete patterns.
Find all production code locations where a class, function, or method is defined and used. Use when the user asks where something is defined, instantiated, invoked, or called in production code.
Guidelines for resolving git merge and rebase conflicts efficiently. Claude should use this skill when resolving merge conflicts or rebase conflicts to prefer bulk git strategies over manual conflict marker editing.
Provides a GitHub Actions CI workflow template for Gradle/Java projects. Claude should use this skill when creating or updating CI workflows to ensure current action versions and best practices are followed.
Guidelines for incremental development practices. Claude should use this skill when writing multiple similar files (tests, classes, configurations) to ensure each piece is verified before moving to the next.
Guidelines for working with plan files. Claude should use this skill when the user provides a plan file (e.g., *-plan.md) to ensure task completion is tracked in the plan file itself, not just internally.
a workflow for practicing Test-Driven Development (TDD)
how to structure and write tests (shell) scripts involving infrastructure
Write a design pattern catalog entry. Use when the user asks to document a design pattern, add a pattern to the catalog, or after a refactoring session identifies a reusable pattern.
Summarize the current discussion into an idea file. Use when the user asks to capture an idea, write an idea file, or after a discussion identifies a refactoring or feature worth pursuing.