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github-copilot-chat-exporter
github-copilot-chat-exporter contient 21 skills collectées depuis ZacharyLuz, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
Skills dans ce dépôt
Project-agnostic workflow guidance for Backlog.md MCP task management. Covers search-first protocol, scope assessment, task creation standards, lifecycle management, and cross-session coordination.
Backlog management with the bd (beads) utility for issue tracking. Use when creating issues, claiming work, updating task status, closing completed work, or syncing the backlog with git.
How to create new Agent Skills following the open standard. Use when authoring new skills, extending agent capabilities, or packaging specialized knowledge into reusable formats.
Project-agnostic skill for git commit hygiene, linking tasks to commits, and maintaining clean repository state.
Git hygiene for multi-agent collaborative work. Use when performing version control operations, syncing with remote, committing changes, or ensuring work is properly shared with the team.
Project-agnostic guidance for continuing work across Claude sessions. Ensures context recovery, task resumption, and state reconciliation.
Execution skill for delegated tasks. Use this skill when you are a subagent that has been delegated a task by the tech lead. You must be diligent, hygienic, and deliver work that is "done" and "stable" according to the specification.
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment best practices. Use when setting up automated build pipelines, test automation, deployment workflows, or improving release processes.
Safe, repeatable deployment strategies for applications across environments. Use when setting up deployment pipelines, deploying to production, planning deployment strategies, implementing rollback procedures, or zero-downtime deployments.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices for provisioning and managing cloud resources. Use when provisioning cloud resources, managing infrastructure changes, setting up environments, disaster recovery planning, or infrastructure audits.
Comprehensive observability strategy including metrics, logs, traces, and alerting. Use when setting up new applications, debugging production issues, performance optimization, SLA/SLO definition, incident response, or establishing monitoring infrastructure.
Architecture Decision Records (ADR) for documenting significant architectural decisions with context, rationale, and consequences. Use when making technology choices, defining system boundaries, establishing patterns, after architecture reviews, or documenting trade-offs.
Comprehensive guidance for documenting REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and WebSocket APIs. Use when creating API endpoints, updating existing APIs, preparing public API releases, or documenting external integrations.
Technical documentation best practices for clear, accurate, and useful documentation. Use when writing documentation, README files, API docs, architecture guides, or any technical communication.
Systematic evaluation of software architecture across scalability, maintainability, security, performance, reliability, and cost dimensions. Use when designing systems, reviewing technical approaches, evaluating patterns, making architectural decisions, or assessing technical debt.
Systematic approach to identifying and resolving performance bottlenecks in software systems. Use when application response times exceed SLAs, resource usage is high, before scaling infrastructure, during performance testing, or when users report slowness.
Safe refactoring patterns for improving code structure without changing behavior. Use when simplifying code, eliminating duplication, improving readability, or restructuring for maintainability.
Test-Driven Development methodology for writing tests before code. Use when developing new features, fixing bugs with test cases, or ensuring high code quality through test-first approach.
Systematic evaluation and comparison of technologies, tools, frameworks, and approaches using weighted criteria and scoring matrices. Use when choosing between multiple technologies, vendor/tool selection, framework comparison, library selection, or architecture pattern selection.
Rapid validation of technical feasibility and approach before full implementation. Use when evaluating new technologies, validating approaches, testing integrations, or demonstrating feasibility to stakeholders.
Systematic technical research methodology for evaluating technologies, libraries, and approaches. Use when researching new technologies, comparing alternatives, or making technical decisions.