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Root skill that groups the WinUI 3 sub-skills used in this project. This is a router: it lists the sub-skills under sub-skills/ and tells the agent which one to load for the task at hand (design, dev workflow, code review, packaging, UI testing). Use when a…
MSIX packaging, code signing, and distribution for WinUI 3 apps — build for release, certificate generation (winapp cert generate), certificate trust, code signing (winapp sign), self-contained deployment, CI/CD with GitHub Actions, and Microsoft Store…
Compile, test, and deploy the Echos Live Music Visualizer application from source. Handles environment verification, Rust and C# unit tests, MSIX packaging, and installation. Use when building EchoVisualizer from the repository, whether for development or…
Root skill that groups the CI/CD sub-skills used in this project. This is a router: it lists the sub-skills under sub-skills/ and tells the agent which one to load for the task at hand (pipeline automation, GitHub Actions workflow specs, deployment…
Create a formal specification for an existing GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow, optimized for AI consumption and workflow maintenance.
Expert deployment engineer specializing in modern CI/CD pipelines, GitOps workflows, and advanced deployment automation. Masters GitHub Actions, ArgoCD/Flux, progressive delivery, container security, and platform engineering. Handles zero-downtime…
Audit GitHub Actions workflow efficiency and recommend fixes to reduce CI minutes and costs.
Root skill that groups the C# sub-skills used in this project. This is a router: it lists the sub-skills under sub-skills/ and tells the agent which one to load for the task at hand (modern coding standards, MSTest unit testing). Use when a C#/.NET task…
Get best practices for MSTest 3.x/4.x unit testing, including modern assertion APIs and data-driven tests
Write modern, high-performance C# code using records, pattern matching, value objects, async/await, Span<T>/Memory<T>, and best-practice API design patterns. Emphasizes functional-style programming with C# 12+ features.
Generate and document structured decision records, architecture decision records (ADRs), and rationale analysis. Triggers when asked to document a decision, create an ADR, or record decision outcomes.
Plan, execute, and verify safe dependency, framework, and runtime upgrades across any stack (npm/pnpm/yarn, Composer/PHP, pip/poetry/uv/Python, Go, Rust, .NET). Covers changelog-driven planning, one-major-at-a-time sequencing, breaking-change detection mapped…
Root skill for .NET work in this project. Route to the C# and applicable testing skills that are actually present in the local catalog.
Design, implement, review, debug, and optimize modern Direct3D 11 rendering on Windows 10/11. Use for D3D11 devices and contexts, DXGI adapters and swap chains, shaders/HLSL, buffers, textures, resource views, render targets, depth/stencil, compute,…
Root skill that groups the graphics sub-skills used in this project. This is a router: it lists the sub-skills under sub-skills/ and tells the agent which one to load for the task at hand (texture processing, GPU frame debugging). Use when a…
Guide for integrating and using the DirectXTex texture processing library in new projects. Use this skill when asked about adding DirectXTex to a project, loading/saving textures, format conversion, mipmap generation, block compression, or Direct3D resource…
GPU frame debugging with RenderDoc via rdc-cli. Use this skill when the user mentions: GPU debugging, .rdc files, RenderDoc, shader issues, pipeline state, rendering artifacts, frame capture, shadow problems, visual glitches, draw calls, render targets, pixel…
Design, implement, review, debug, and optimize GPU-accelerated 2D graphics with Win2D in WinUI 3 / Windows App SDK applications. Use for CanvasControl, CanvasAnimatedControl, CanvasVirtualControl, CanvasSwapChain, CanvasDevice, bitmaps, geometry, text,…
Create precise, implementation-ready, persistent software engineering plans from requirements, project context, documentation, code, tests, architecture, and repository evidence. Use only when the user explicitly asks to create, formalize, or replan a plan,…
Generate standard, objective, and structured IT or operational incident reports based on log data, system metrics, outage details, or user descriptions. Saves generated reports into .agents/skills/incident-writer/resources/. Use this skill whenever the user…
Generate, document, and format structured issue reports (tasks, bug reports, feature requests, technical debt) for issue tracking systems like GitHub Issues or Jira. Saves finalized issue files in .agents/skills/issues-writer/resources/. Use this skill…
Root skill that groups the localization sub-skills used in this project. This is a router: it lists the sub-skills under sub-skills/ and tells the agent which one to load for the task at hand (software localization, translation linting). Use when an i18n/l10n…
Root skill that groups the software-localization (translation) sub-skills used in this project. This is a router at the second level of specificity of the localization skill: it lists the translation-* sub-skills directly under this folder and tells the agent…
Add a new target language to the project. Creates the translation file and populates it with translations. Use when the user wants to support a new language/locale.
Convert translation files between formats (JSON, YAML, PO/Gettext, XLIFF, ARB, Properties). Use when migrating i18n frameworks or exporting/importing translations.
Extract hardcoded user-facing strings from source code and propose translation keys. Use when the user wants to find untranslated strings in their codebase or internationalize new code.
Generate or review a translation style guide based on existing translations. Use when setting up translation standards, onboarding translators, or ensuring consistency.
Check translation coverage, find dead keys, detect missing translations, and report project i18n health. Use when the user wants to audit or check the status of their translation files.
Review existing translations for quality, consistency, accuracy, and tone. Use when the user wants to audit translation quality, check for mistakes, or ensure consistency across languages.
Synchronize translation files across languages. Use when the user wants to sync, translate, or update i18n/l10n files. Detects changed keys, translates only the delta, preserves variables and structure.
Check locale/i18n files for missing keys, extra keys, placeholder/interpolation mismatches, empty values, and untranslated strings before shipping translation changes. Use after adding or editing locale files (JSON, gettext .po, Java .properties), before…
Explicit-only coordination for non-trivial multi-step work with dependency-aware, hierarchical subagent scheduling. Use only when the user explicitly invokes or names `$multitask-coordinator` to coordinate parallel or dependent workstreams, recursive…
Execute a provided and explicitly authorized persistent software implementation plan while continuously verifying repository state, progress, validation evidence, and conformance with the approved plan. Do not activate merely because work is long-running,…
Generate comprehensive, well-structured, and formatted Markdown reports based on complex user data or analysis requests. Use this skill when the user asks for a formal report, summary analysis, technical findings, or structured documentation, even if they do…
Use this skill when a user requests changes, updates, or additions to project requirements, formulas, or specifications. It updates the corresponding specification documents in docs/public/spec/requirements-spec.md and automatically generates a structured…
Root skill that groups the Rust sub-skills used in this project. This is a router: it lists the sub-skills under sub-skills/ and tells the agent which one to load for the task at hand (ownership, errors, idioms, concurrency, performance, review, testing). Use…
Rust concurrency and async — threads vs async, Send/Sync, sharing with Arc/Mutex/RwLock, channels, tokio tasks, holding locks across await, and deadlocks. Use when parallelizing work, sharing state across threads, choosing threads vs async, or fixing…
Rust error handling — Result vs Option vs panic, the ? operator, thiserror for libraries vs anyhow for applications, error design, context, and recovery (retry, fallback, circuit breaker). Use when designing or fixing error handling, choosing an error…
Idiomatic Rust — naming conventions, the constructs that read as native Rust, clippy/rustfmt as enforcers, and a catalog of common anti-patterns. Use when writing or polishing Rust to be idiomatic, naming things, deciding "is this the Rust way?", or reviewing…
Rust ownership, borrowing, lifetimes, and smart pointers — the mental model plus concrete fixes for borrow-checker errors. Use when fighting the borrow checker, deciding between T / &T / &mut T, choosing Box/Rc/RefCell/Cow, returning references, writing an…