dwgebler

Authoring, running, testing, checking, formatting, building, and bundling Geblang (.gb) programs. Use this whenever you write or modify Geblang source, write or run Geblang tests, or operate the `geblang` CLI (run / test / check / fmt / build / doc / install / bundle). Geblang is a statically-typed scripting language implemented in Go with a tree-walking evaluator and a bytecode VM. Trigger it even when the user only says "this .gb file", mentions Geblang, or shows code with `func`, `import io;`, `: int` return types, or `${...}` interpolation. Geblang's semantics diverge sharply from Python/JS/PHP/Go (`//` is integer division not a comment, `/` yields decimal, `parent()` not `super`, in-place list mutators, decimal-default float literals), so do NOT rely on priors from other languages - use this skill to stay correct.

Building, running, testing, and deploying web applications with Gebweb, the Geblang web framework. Use this whenever you write or modify a Gebweb app - controllers, routes, request/parameter binding, views/templates, validation, repositories, auth, middleware, background jobs, websockets - or operate the `gebweb` CLI (new / dev / build / routes / generate / migrate / worker / secrets). Trigger it on mentions of Gebweb, `import gebweb`, route decorators (`@Get`, `@Post`, `@Controller`, `@ApiResource`, `@Auth`), `gebweb.app`, `gebweb.serve`, the `TestClient`, or `.gb` web code. Gebweb has framework- specific conventions (exact `@Assert.*` names, `repositoryClass()`, `{name}` path params, shared-state concurrency rules) that are easy to get wrong - use this skill to stay correct. Pair it with the `geblang` skill, which covers the underlying language.