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riela
riela contains 8 collected skills from tacogips, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Use when running or documenting the codex-design-and-implement-review-loop for Riela issue-resolution work packages, including accepted design, implementation plan, implementation, review, documentation refresh, verification, and final commit handoff.
Verify RielaApp macOS UI changes through the current debug executable, screenshots, AppKit layout tests, and stale-bundle checks. Use when reviewing, fixing, or visually validating RielaApp windows such as Instances, workflow viewer, prompts, profile selection, Settings-style lists, iPhone-like flows, or any UI spacing/alignment issue.
Create or improve deterministic Riela scenario tests that cover package creation, validation, packing, CLI/package workflow use, RielaApp import/readiness/enablement behavior, workflow execution monitoring, and adversarial Riela-based assessment.
Improve Riela and RielaApp usability through realistic user workflows. Use when Codex is asked to improve, redesign, harden, or review Riela/RielaApp features, specs, package flows, profile switching, workflow/package import, CLI help, onboarding, or any behavior where user friction should be found by operating the product rather than only reading code.
Verify Riela chat examples and live chat memory regressions through RielaApp, especially Telegram, Discord, Matrix, persona trio chats, image attachment prompts, raw-log/daily-summary memory examples, event-source receipts, and chat reply visibility checks.
Use when building, signing, notarizing, validating, publishing, or tap-rendering riela macOS Homebrew Cask `.dmg` artifacts.
Use when Codex is asked to implement, refactor, review, or maintain Swift code in SwiftPM, Xcode, iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, or server-side Swift projects. This skill enforces SwiftLint execution, splits Swift files over 1000 lines into meaningful responsibility-based files, and guides maintainable Swift design using DRY, single responsibility, SOLID, established design patterns, tests, and project-local conventions.
Use when setting up or verifying Apple Developer ID signing credentials, Apple app-specific passwords, kinko secret storage, or local macOS notarization readiness for riela without recording credential values.