personal_dotfiles

Ponder architectural designs, explore potential solutions, weigh tradeoffs, or analyze the impact of proposed codebase changes without making code changes. Always outputs the analysis to a Markdown artifact.

Autonomous pull request review loop that pushes code, polls for AI/bot review comments (e.g., Gemini Code Assist), surgically remediates feedback, commits, pushes, comments `/gemini review`, and loops until zero feedback remains. Requires the `github-pr-triage` skill.

Introspects conversation history to suggest new tools, skills, MCP servers, or identify context window hogs and optimization opportunities.

Analyze the current agent conversation transcript to estimate the number of input, output, and cumulative tokens consumed, including caching estimates.

Synthesizes conversation history and active tasks into a visual hierarchy map (`sidequest.md`) to prevent context drift and cognitive overload across long sessions. Supports multiple sequential and concurrent main quests, sub-quests, and side-quests. Use when the user invokes `/sidequest`, asks where we are, what we were doing, or what's on our stack, or when the conversation branches across multiple topics, blockers, or digressions. Don't use for simple one-off questions that don't involve multi-step work or task hierarchy management.

Intake multi-step tasks by clarifying ambiguities, summarizing understanding, and confirming readiness via ask_question before executing code changes.

Use gob-curl and Buildbucket tools to inspect the status, tryjobs, and CI results of a Gerrit CL.

Use the `sem` CLI to view semantic codebase diffs, evaluate dependency graphs, perform impact analysis, and investigate code history without formatting noise. Use instead of standard git diff/log when analyzing structural code changes.

Guidelines, Anti-Universe Git protocol, bare repository setup, parent directory ignore overrides, and cross-OS agent rivalry protocol for managing the personal_dotfiles repository. Use whenever working on dotfiles, ~/.zshrc, ~/.config, or the personal_dotfiles repository.

Check the status of system tools (mise, brew, dotfiles, skills, scripts.dart, ujust) and apply updates across Mac and Linux.