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Python coding conventions for this workspace. Use when writing or reviewing Python in taskflow-api or scan-simulator — apply automatically, without asking for confirmation.
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Use when suggesting a commit message, branching, staging, committing, merging, resolving conflicts, or pushing in any project of this workspace.
Draft well-structured Pull Request titles and descriptions. Use whenever the user wants to open a PR, write a pull request, draft a PR description, or prepare a PR for review — also when they give a ticket ID or branch name alongside code changes without saying "pull request".
Multi-step pipeline that takes a ticket from research to PR — research → spec → code → review + test → PR. Use for any ticket in agent-hub/tickets/.
Draft a release note from recent commits/closed tickets. Used in Part 2 of the session as the "simple skill" example.
Answer "what code implements this?" from a ticket, spec, or plain question — returns the registered call chain from the flow registry plus the impact of changing it.
| name | coding-convention |
| description | Python coding conventions for this workspace. Use when writing or reviewing Python in taskflow-api or scan-simulator — apply automatically, without asking for confirmation. |
When writing or reviewing Python code anywhere in this workspace, apply the rules below automatically — do not ask for confirmation.
| Element | Style | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Script files | lower_snake_case | run_test.py |
| Classes | UpperCamelCase | TaskService, ScanClient |
| Methods, functions | lower_snake_case | close_task(), parse_result() |
| Variables | lower_snake_case | file_path, task_count |
| Constants | UPPER_SNAKE_CASE | MAX_RETRIES, DEFAULT_TIMEOUT |
argparse — no hand-rolled
sys.argv parsing.