Reviews vJailbreak GitHub PRs for logic correctness, coding principles, and adherence to the project constitution. Use this skill whenever reviewing a vjailbreak PR, auditing whether a PR follows project rules, or asked to "review PR 123", "check this PR", "look at PR number X" in the vjailbreak codebase. Invoke proactively any time a vJailbreak PR number appears alongside review intent, even if the user just says "can you take a look at
vJailbreak (VJB) VMware-to-PCD VM migration debugging. Use for: migration stuck or failed in any phase (discovery, mapping, validate, data copy, convert, cutover, post-migration), missing or wrong-version VDDK, credential/revalidation failures for VMwareCreds/OpenstackCreds, network or storage mapping errors, subnet mismatch or port-already-in-use during migration, nbdcopy/NFC copy failures, Storage-Accelerated Copy (XCOPY) failures on Pure Storage or NetApp, Hot-Add Proxy failures, virt-v2v conversion errors (resolv.conf immutable, dynamic disk/LDM, Hivex errors), Windows disks offline after migration, VMware Tools residual artifacts, admin cutover not progressing, Windows Failover Cluster (WSFC) issues post-migration (NetFT adapter missing, cluster IP unreachable), agent scaling, or Cluster Conversion (ESXi-to-PCD-hypervisor) problems. Keywords: vjailbreak, vjb, v2v-helper, migration-controller-manager, virt-v2v, VDDK, NBD, XCOPY, hot-add proxy, cutover, MigrationPlan, VMwareCreds, OpenstackCreds.
Automatically triggers when the context window approaches ~80% capacity during any coding or task session in VS Code. Generates a structured handoff file (.md) summarizing all ongoing work, decisions made, files changed, and blockers — plus a ready-to-paste "continuation prompt" for a fresh session. Use this skill whenever the user says phrases like "context is filling up", "we're running out of context", "context window warning", "save progress", "handoff", "start a new session", "continue in new chat", or whenever you sense the conversation is too long to continue safely. Also trigger proactively when you notice the conversation has become very long and complex. Never let a session end without a handoff when significant work-in-progress exists.