GEODE CHANGELOG.md management rules. Version releases, change logging, scope determination, format standards. Triggers on "changelog", "release", "version", "๋ฆด๋ฆฌ์ค", "๋ณ๊ฒฝ์ฌํญ", "๋ฒ์ ".
Slack Gateway operations guide. Socket Mode credentials, config.toml bindings, serve restart, receiver debugging, reaction behavior. Triggers on "serve", "gateway", "slack", "๋ฐ์ธ๋ฉ", "binding", "์์ผ", "socket", "ํด๋ฌ", "poller", "config.toml".
GEODE evidence-first development workflow. Use for feature work, provider/model changes, GUI/computer-use work, PDF/document ingestion, observability/schema/event/state changes, verification planning, GitFlow merge prep, and requests to "follow the workflow" or "scaffold the process".
Publish and verify a released GEODE version across GitHub Release and PyPI/uv, prepare or update the separate Homebrew/core geode-agent formula, and prevent deleted custom-tap paths from returning. Use for Homebrew/core admission, brew formula work, uv/uvx distribution, stable promotions, release repair runs, and public installation-channel audits.
6-lens slop prevention audit โ unused imports, dead private fns, duplicate signatures, abandoned TODOs, lint bypass markers, stale refs. Baseline-gated growth check.
Reliable progress monitoring for long-running background tasks (live audits, training, multi-step CI). Covers Monitor + tail buffering pitfalls, polling vs streaming patterns, post-mortem cat/grep, and the Petri ร GEODE eval log discovery flow. Triggered by "monitor", "tail -F", "progress", "background", "live audit", "stdbuf", "buffering" keywords.
GEODE branch strategy and PR rules. feature โ develop โ main merge flow, Pre-PR Quality Gate (CI guardrails + docs-sync loop), Post-PR CI ratchet (gh pr checks --watch mandatory), Korean PRs, assignee settings. Triggers on "branch", "git", "pr", "merge", "์ปค๋ฐ", "ํ๋ฆฌํ์คํธ".
GEODE prompt-writing standards. Use when creating or editing runtime prompts, system prompts, tool/developer instructions, model-facing identity text, prompt templates, or scaffold rules that affect model behavior; especially when avoiding identity assertions such as "You are ...".