agent-patterns

Create, convert, audit, and package executable AI agent workflow patterns as Codex/Claude-style skills. Use when the user wants an agent workflow library, reusable workflow schema, pattern-to-skill conversion, skill pack design, exporter/validator behavior, curated coding-agent patterns, or wants to avoid prompt-library or hardcoded-script designs.

Diagnose failing CI by collecting fresh check evidence, reproducing the smallest failing command locally when possible, identifying one defensible root cause, and proposing a minimal fix plan. Use when CI is red, tests differ between local and remote, or the user asks for root cause before code changes. Do not use to bypass, delete, or weaken tests.

Create compact, evidence-backed handoff packs for long-running agent tasks. Use before context compaction, model/session handoff, task resumption, or when the user asks for exact current status across files, constraints, tests, decisions, blockers, and next action. Do not use for trivial one-command tasks with no durable state.

Review pull requests by collecting diff context, ranking behavioral risks, identifying missing tests, and producing verification commands. Use for non-trivial PR review, merge-readiness checks, review comment preparation, or turning review findings into a focused fix plan. Do not use for pure formatting review or to approve/merge without a human gate.