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chamber
chamber contains 5 collected skills from ianphil, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Dispatch a Chamber release build to either the insiders channel (Azure blob, Windows + macOS, invite-only testers) or the stable channel (public GitHub Releases, Windows + macOS). Use this skill whenever the user asks to release, cut, publish, promote, ship a build, push to insiders, send to testers, go public, or make a new version available — even if they don't explicitly name a channel. This skill picks the channel, runs pre-flight checks, handles stable remote feature-flag graduation when needed, dispatches the matching workflow via `gh`, and reports back. It may open mechanical release/policy PRs but never merges anything without explicit user approval.
Connect and coordinate with Chamber A2A relay agents. Use this whenever the user mentions A2A, a2a-client, relay agents, Switchboard relay, connecting to the relay, listing agents, sending an agent a message, reading inbound messages, or replying to an inbound A2A message. Prefer the direct `a2a_*` tools; do not use shell commands as markers or wrappers for A2A actions.
Batch workflow for Chamber issue slates. Use this when the user asks to work through a group of GitHub issues by label, priority, milestone, or explicit issue list. It triages the slate, groups issues into small PRs/stacks, creates a roadmap and todos, then executes each item with a TDD mini-plan and the Chamber ship skill.
End-to-end shipping workflow for the Chamber repo. Use this when the user asks to ship, prepare, open, finalize, land, or create a PR. It rebases on the target base, applies version/changelog defaults, links closing issues, runs smoke tests, optionally reviews with Uncle Bob, and creates the PR via `gh`. Supports issue-slate autopilot defaults for batched work.
Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, edit, or optimize an existing skill, run evals to test a skill, benchmark skill performance with variance analysis, or optimize a skill's description for better triggering accuracy.