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skeptic
skeptic contains 7 collected skills from TGPSKI, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Manage the full Go module release lifecycle: determine next semver version, update CHANGELOG.md, create and push a git tag, and verify pkg.go.dev picks up the new version. Use when the user asks to tag a release, bump the version, update the changelog, or publish a new module version.
Audit and optimize CLI flag definitions across all skeptic subcommands. Reviews help text quality, global-vs-local flag modeling, short flag coverage, shorthand config-precedence safety, help formatter consistency, and test isolation. Use when adding flags, reviewing CLI ergonomics, refactoring subcommand interfaces, or debugging flag override behavior.
Audit a document against the codebase for accuracy, then tighten it: verify claims, cut drift, simplify, restructure for the reader. Use when the user says a doc is loose, stale, or wrong, or asks to tighten/audit a README, guide, config reference, or any prose that makes claims about code.
Generate, update, and maintain per-module documentation under docs/modules/, keep ARCHITECTURE.md and README.md current, and produce Mermaid diagrams for data-flow, block, and dependency views. Use when the user asks to document a package, update architecture docs, generate diagrams, or audit documentation freshness.
Add or update rule definitions, create and manage rule groups, and migrate rules across groups in skeptic using the property-based layout. Use when the user asks to add/update rules, add/manage groups, or reorganize `internal/rules`.
Ingest fresh security research from URLs/files, generate signed scanner rule packs, and validate with policy and behavior scan styles across ecosystems. Use when the user asks to operationalize new threat intel into skeptic detections.
Audit and update GitHub Actions workflow files to use the latest action releases pinned to full commit SHAs. Scans all .github/workflows/*.yml files, resolves current vs latest versions, and applies upgrades. Use when the user asks to update actions, check for outdated workflow dependencies, pin actions to SHAs, or audit CI workflow hygiene.