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Investigate a stable counts validation failure for a state supervision or incarceration period table by identifying which fields changed and why. Use when a stable counts validation is failing or has recently failed for a state entity (e.g. "why is the NC stable counts failing", "investigate stable counts for US_ID supervision periods", "dig into the stable counts failure for supervision periods").

Create a GitHub PR for the current branch with auto-generated description. Use when the user asks to create a pull request, open a PR, or put up changes for review.

Investigate a GitHub bug ticket by fetching PII from the go/github-pii doc and suggesting BQ investigation queries.

Post a validation comment to a GitHub PR or issue using the standard format. Use when the user asks to post a comment to a PR or issue, post sandbox or ingest validation results, share validation findings on a PR or ticket, or anything similar that involves posting validation results as a GitHub comment.

Add a new field to opportunity configs in the workflows admin panel. Use when asked to add a new config field, property, or attribute to the workflows opportunity configuration system.

Use this skill when a user wants to structure BigQuery views into the standard Pollen view pattern. All Pollen analysis is in the research/notebooks/policy folder -- do not apply this skill outside that folder. Triggers include: "structure my views", "create view files", "pull views from my notebook", "set up the view folder structure", "make my SQL into view builders", or any request to convert notebook SQL or .sql files into the SimpleBigQueryViewBuilder pattern used by policy analysis work.

File issues and tasks for the pulse-data repository. Use when the user asks to file, create, or track issues, tasks, tickets, or TODOs. Defaults to filing in Linear (which two-way-syncs to GitHub) and lets you set Linear-specific fields like project and milestone; falls back to filing directly in GitHub when Linear is unavailable. Handles templates, labels, team/project/milestone assignment, parent linking, and in-code TODO references.

Create a complete workflow initiative with an epic, core workflow sub-issues, and launch preparation tasks. Use when the user asks to create a workflow epic, file a workflow task, or start a new workflow initiative.

Run affected tests, typecheck, and lint (with autofix) to catch CI failures locally before pushing. Use when CI is failing or before pushing to avoid CI failures. Offers to fix typecheck/test failures and to amend+push when clean.

Create a GitHub PR for the current branch with auto-generated description. Use when the user asks to create a pull request, open a PR, or put up changes for review.

Create a Linear ticket for the current branch on the One Big Team, auto-assigning the appropriate Linear project and team/product labels based on which part of the codebase changed. Use when the user asks to create a Linear ticket, file a Linear issue, or track work in Linear for changes on the current branch.

Render, read, and add component examples in the examples renderer. Files take two forms — colocated `*.examples.tsx` (e.g. `Checkbox.examples.tsx` next to `Checkbox.tsx`) or grouped `examples/*.tsx` (e.g. `Checkbox/examples/Default.tsx`). Covers exact iframe URLs per example, story-id derivation, multi-worktree-aware server discovery, file conventions, and the onboarding gate. Onboarded products (the authoritative validation list — only invoke this skill when the work touches one of these): `apps/staff/`. Verify at runtime with `nx show projects --with-target examples`. Use to render, screenshot, inspect, or extend an example in an onboarded product. For anything outside the onboarded list, this skill does not apply.

Create a Storybook story for a component. Use when the user asks to add a story, write a story, or create a Storybook story for a component.

Go through a PR's review comments one by one, propose solutions, and commit fixes. Use when the user wants to address PR feedback, review comments, or resolve PR review requests.

GitHub CLI (gh) comprehensive reference for repositories, issues, pull requests, Actions, projects, releases, gists, codespaces, organizations, extensions, and all GitHub operations from the command line.

Generate a reviewer-optimized HTML diff page for a GitHub PR, then open it in the browser. Usage: /pr-view <pr-number-or-url>