agent-tools

Automates the full PR lifecycle — create or update a pull request, then aggressively monitor CI checks and review feedback in a continuous loop, fixing failures and addressing comments until the PR is fully green. Also covers push, branch creation, and branch sync workflows.

LOAD THIS SKILL when: working with Azure DevOps pipelines, builds, repos, or checking build logs and failures. Contains all az-tool commands.

LOAD THIS SKILL when: running SQL queries, inspecting database schema, listing tables or columns, or working with database environments. Contains all db-tool commands.

LOAD THIS SKILL when: working with GitHub PRs, issues, workflows, CI checks, reviews, merging, or branch management. Contains all gh-tool commands for PR management, workflow monitoring, issue tracking, and branch operations.

LOAD THIS SKILL when: working with Kubernetes pods, logs, deployments, resource usage, or running kubectl commands. Contains all k8s-tool commands.

LOAD THIS SKILL when: reading application logs, listing log files, or accessing remote pod logs. Contains all logs-tool commands.

LOAD THIS SKILL when: investigating Grafana-backed LGTM telemetry, especially Tempo traces, Loki log correlation, and Prometheus metrics through observability-tool. Contains all observability-tool commands and usage patterns.

LOAD THIS SKILL when: browsing OpenCode or Claude Code sessions, reading session history, or searching past conversations. Contains all session-tool commands.

LOAD THIS SKILL when: using CLI wrapper tools (gh-tool, observability-tool, db-tool, k8s-tool, az-tool, logs-tool, session-tool), working with observability, databases, GitHub PRs, Kubernetes, Azure DevOps, or application logs. Contains tool overview, usage patterns, and project-specific aliases.

This skill should be used when running a code review or pre-PR review in template-ts repositories. It provides a severity-based checklist for architecture, security, performance, and testing quality gates.

Load this skill when debugging behavior in external libraries by reading local OpenSrc mirrors (Effect, TanStack, TRPC, Drizzle, Better Auth, Sentry, Pino), or when docs conflict with runtime behavior and source-level verification is required.

This skill should be used when implementing, reviewing, or debugging Effect TypeScript code, especially service/layer design, typed error handling, testing strategy, and runtime-boundary integration with frameworks (for example TRPC/HTTP/worker entrypoints).

This skill should be used when a task explicitly asks for TDD, test-first development, or the Red-Green-Refactor cycle. It guides incremental implementation with concrete Red-Green-Refactor examples, including Effect service patterns with mock layers.

This skill should be used when implementing or reviewing testing workflows in template-ts projects, especially for testing, Vitest, Playwright, integration test, and mocking scenarios.

This skill should be used when upgrading dependencies, bumping packages, resolving outdated dependencies, or performing dependency updates. It guides safe Bun-based package upgrades with breaking-change handling, runtime pin alignment, and grouped version coordination.