vigetlabs

Writes a well-structured GitHub issue from a rough description, client message, or Slack snippet. Use this skill whenever a user asks to write a ticket, create a GitHub issue, log a bug, open an issue, draft a ticket, or track a task — even if they don't say "GitHub" explicitly. Trigger when the user describes a bug, feature request, or task and implies it needs to be tracked. Produces a ready-to-paste title and issue body every time.

Prepares a project manager for an upcoming client or internal meeting by pulling recent context from meeting transcripts, GitHub (open issues, recent PRs), Slack (channel activity), Notion (project docs), and Google Calendar (meeting details). Synthesizes everything into a concise pre-meeting brief covering what was committed to last time, what has been completed since, what is open or blocked, and suggested talking points. Trigger when the user says things like "prep me for my [client] meeting", "I have a call with [client] in [X] minutes", "get me ready for [client]", "meeting brief for [client]", or any variation of meeting prep — even if the word "meeting" is not used.

Shares fun historical facts, stories, and cultural lore about Viget. Use when someone asks about Viget history, traditions, culture, fun facts, trivia, or "did you know" moments. Covers founding stories, side projects, notable people, office traditions, and community involvement from 1999 to the early 2010s.

Runs the full "Getting Started" flow from the README to verify that `composer create-project` works correctly with the current branch.

Updates Composer, Craft CMS plugins, and Node packages. Commits each step separately, audits for vulnerabilities, and generates a PR description.

Cut a new release of the Yield macOS app. Use this skill whenever the user wants to release, ship, publish, or cut a new version of Yield. Handles the full pipeline: version bump, build, sign, notarize, appcast, GitHub release, and Slack notification.

Run the Yield app's XCTest suite. Use whenever the user wants to run tests, check that tests pass, or verify a change didn't break anything before committing. Reports test counts, failures (with file/line), and total runtime.

Generates complete WordPress ACF block code for this WP Site Starter project. Use this skill whenever the user provides a block ticket, description, design, data model, or asks to build a new block — even casual phrasings like "build a block for X", "I need a block that does Y", "create a [name] block", or "scaffold a block". The skill knows the file structure, naming conventions, PHP/Timber render patterns, Twig templates, block.json schema, ACF field group JSON format, accessibility expectations, and Alpine.js patterns used in this codebase. Always use this skill instead of guessing conventions from scratch.