oh-my-warp
oh-my-warp には AndrewWayne から収集した 7 個の skills があり、リポジトリ単位の職業カバレッジとサイト内 skill 詳細ページを表示します。
このリポジトリの skills
Use when the user asks for a debt audit, codebase health check, architecture review, quality assessment of the entire omw repo, or a "what's rotten?" survey. Whole-repo scope, not diff-scoped (use /review for diffs, /simplify for tactical cleanup). Optional argument is a subtree (e.g. "crates/omw-server", "vendor/warp-stripped/app/src/ai_assistant"). User-invoked only — does not auto-trigger.
Walk every Command::new() spawn site in omw_local code and cross-reference against the bundling steps in scripts/build-mac-dmg.sh (and the Windows equivalent). Use BEFORE running a release build script; this is the audit that would have caught the v0.0.3 keychain-helper and Node-on-PATH ship bugs. Argument is the target version.
Verify changes touching crates/omw-remote/ or specs/byorc-protocol.md against the BYORC protocol invariants. Use when reviewing a PR that modifies the remote daemon, the pairing flow, the signed-request validator, or the protocol spec itself. Read-only review aid.
Verify a branch or PR stays inside PRD §3.1 v1.0 Committed Scope. Use when the user wants to check scope drift before opening a PR, when a contributor asks "is this in scope?", or before merging a non-trivial branch.
Walk the provider cassette refresh ritual from specs/test-plan.md §4.4. Use when the user explicitly asks to refresh cassettes for a provider, or when CI flags cassette drift. Argument is the provider name (openai, anthropic, openai-compat, ollama). REFUSES to make real API calls unless OMW_CASSETTE_REFRESH=1.
Walk the pre-release checklist from specs/test-plan.md §7 for a target version. Use when the user is preparing a release (tagging v0.1, v0.2, ..., v1.0), wants to verify release readiness, or asks "are we ready to ship?". Argument is the target version.
Cross-reference PRD ↔ TODO ↔ specs/*.md for drift, broken cross-links, and orphaned bullets. Use when the user asks to verify documentation consistency, after editing PRD or any spec, before publishing the repo, or when proof-reading.