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SkillsMP has collected 21 skills from raquezha/pi.dev. Open a skill to review its source and details.
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Reviews local diffs or GitHub PRs/GitLab MRs for correctness, risk, tests, docs, and review readiness. Use when asked to review a pull request, merge request, branch, patch, or uncommitted change set before approval or handoff.
Triage failed CI pipelines, GitHub Actions runs, GitLab pipelines, and local quality gates to identify root cause and the smallest safe fix. Use when a build, test, lint, deploy, PR check, MR pipeline, or workflow job fails.
Search the web using Brave Search API. Use this skill when you need to find information, documentation, or answers that are not in the local codebase.
Implement the next approved vertical slice from the active WORK.md and prepare a Draft PR/MR. Use when the plan is approved and the user explicitly asks to implement.
Ingest or resume a tracked/local task in the RPIV workspace. Use when starting or returning to jira:, github:, gitlab:, or local: work and you need canonical WORK.md state without duplicating scaffold.
Synchronizes local RPIV task state (WORK.md) to external trackers (Jira, GitHub, GitLab). Use this to publish progress, update implementation status, and maintain a durable audit trail between local development and remote project management tools.
Scrape, map, and search the web with Firecrawl REST helpers. Use when you need page extraction, site discovery, or search results that should come back as markdown or links.
Define the task brief inside the active WORK.md. Use after /triage to convert issue data into a clear Problem or Proposal brief without creating separate PROBLEM.md or PRD.md files.
Stress-test the active WORK.md brief against docs, code, and domain language. Use after /frame before planning to clarify assumptions and update durable docs only when decisions are stable.
Create or revise vertical implementation slices in the active WORK.md. Use after /grill-with-docs to produce a concise, reviewable plan for implementation.
Verify the active slice or task against WORK.md, quality gates, and review readiness. Use after implementation or manual changes to decide whether work is ready for sync, review, or cleanup.
DIRECT EXECUTION: Immediately prunes local branches and task folders. User activation of this skill constitutes explicit permission to execute deletions. Do not ask for confirmation or offer dry runs unless requested. Reconciles stale Git refs and workflow…
Initialize or synchronize "Agent-First" infrastructure (AGENTS.md, CONTEXT.md) in any repository. Use when you land in a new or undocumented codebase and need to make it instantly navigable for AI agents.
Create or improve skills specifically for the pi coding agent and the pi.dev repository. Use when the user wants to turn a workflow, source-of-truth repo, migration pattern, repeated project task, or external skill example into a pi-native skill. First gather…
Inspect, migrate, and validate Android mobile, Android TV, or KMP repositories so they adopt the android-team/v3/devops/ci-component GitLab CI component correctly. Use when onboarding a repo, auditing CI usage, repairing drift, or updating .gitlab-ci.yml,…
Assists in migrating Android projects to Android Gradle Plugin (AGP) 9.0. Handles dependency updates, Kotlin integration, and DSL changes.
Interact with Android devices and emulators using ADB (Android Debug Bridge). Use for installing APKs, viewing logs, taking screenshots, and executing shell commands on devices.
Tools and patterns for building Jetpack Compose UIs. Use for generating Composables, refactoring UI code, and implementing Material 3 designs.
Build, test, and manage Android projects using Gradle. Use for running builds, executing tests, checking dependencies, and managing version catalogs.
Captures and analyzes Android Logcat output to identify crashes, ANRs, and logical errors. Provides "Smart Synthesis" by suggesting potential fixes based on stack traces.
Initialize and configure new Android projects or modules. Use for creating new modules, adding common dependencies, and setting up base configurations.