everruns

Embed the Everruns agent engine directly in a Rust process with the everruns-runtime crate — run harnesses in-process with no PostgreSQL, server, or worker. Use when building local agentic apps (coding agents, personal agents, CLIs), writing in-process agent tests, registering custom capabilities/drivers/backends, or wiring optional provider and integration crates (OpenAI, Anthropic, Daytona, E2B, …).

Process Linear issues — pick up, fix, and ship one PR per issue. Use when the user asks to process one issue, a specific Linear issue ID, multiple issues, the backlog, or outstanding bugs/features.

Goal-oriented workflow for landing a requested change safely. Use when the user asks to ship, fix and ship, take a change through validation, or drive PR/CI/merge to completion.

Search official Microsoft documentation, API references, and code samples via the Microsoft Learn MCP server. Use when a question involves Azure, .NET, Windows, Microsoft 365, or other Microsoft products.

Analyze CSV files to generate summary statistics, detect data quality issues, and produce formatted reports.

Reference for working with the Everruns managed harnesses platform (https://app.everruns.com) - core concepts, UI links, entity naming, and API workflows for agents, harnesses, capabilities, sessions, models, and apps.

Goal-oriented repository maintenance and release-readiness work. Use when the user asks for maintenance, release prep, repo health review, dependency refreshes, spec/docs alignment, test gap review, technical debt analysis, or general cleanup without prescribing an exact sequence.

Run manual UI test cases using agent-browser against a running stack. Use when the user asks to run UI tests, test the UI, run manual tests, or verify UI behavior.

Take UI screenshots using agent-browser. Use this skill to capture visual state of UI components for code review, visual regression testing, or documentation.

Reference for working with the Everruns(Dev) managed harnesses platform (https://dev.everruns.com) - core concepts, UI links, entity naming, and API workflows for agents, harnesses, capabilities, sessions, models, and apps.

A simple example skill that demonstrates the Agent Skills format. Use this as a template for creating new skills.