Invowk type-system and goplint guidance for value types across cmd/*, internal/*, and pkg/*, including Validate() contracts, primitive-wrapper value objects, aliases/re-exports, sentinel errors, Invalid*Error wrappers, check-types/check-types-all findings, DDD compliance, and baseline updates. Use when adding, reviewing, refactoring, or documenting value types.
Comprehensive documentation review and audit for invowk. Checks README, website docs (next version only), MDX snippets, CUE schema alignment, i18n parity, architecture diagrams, container image policy, security/audit docs, LLM authoring docs, and agent workflow docs against the actual codebase. Use this when reviewing documentation accuracy, when code changes may have caused doc drift, after significant feature work, or before releases. Always use this skill for any documentation review task, even if the user doesn't explicitly say "review docs" — any mention of checking docs, verifying documentation accuracy, or ensuring docs match code should trigger this skill.
Maintain and troubleshoot Invowk's Bencher benchmark infrastructure. Use when working on Bencher, BMF benchmark output, benchmark GitHub Actions, PGO benchstat comparisons, dedicated/bare-metal runner handoff, benchmark image packaging, Bencher thresholds, "No thresholds found" dashboard warnings, benchmark alerts, or files such as `.github/workflows/benchmarks*.yml`, `.github/workflows/pgo-benchstat.yml`, `scripts/bench-bmf.mjs`, `scripts/bencher-threshold-args.sh`, `scripts/bencher-registry-login.sh`, and `build/bencher/Dockerfile`.
Platform-aware bug diagnosis and fix workflow with parallel subagents. Auto-triggers when the user mentions fixing bugs, test failures, CI failures, flaky tests, error messages, race conditions, or debugging any issue. Also user-invocable as /fixer with an issue description, error output, PR number, or CI run URL. Spawns up to 3 parallel diagnostic subagents based on failure type: platform investigator (consults windows-testing, macos-testing, linux-testing), code path tracer, and pattern matcher. Produces a structured diagnosis report with root cause, fix, and prevention. Use this skill whenever you encounter test failures, CI failures, runtime errors, race detector reports, or any situation that requires diagnosing and fixing a bug — even if the user doesn't explicitly say "fix" or "debug".
Audit Go dependencies for vulnerabilities, stale modules, deprecated/retracted modules, and available updates across the root module and nested Go modules. Use before releases, for periodic dependency health checks, or when evaluating dependency upgrades.
Audit and update CI workflow versions, tool installs, MCP servers, Dependabot-covered action pins, inline binary installs, pre-commit hooks, Node.js LTS pins, and CI-created commit mechanisms. Use when preparing a release, doing monthly CI maintenance, investigating version-related CI failures, or reviewing workflow/tooling pin drift.
Publish new Invowk releases through GitHub Releases and every supported release channel. Use when preparing, dry-running, tagging, publishing, monitoring, troubleshooting, rolling back, or repairing a release; drafting release notes; validating Homebrew, WinGet, install-script, Go install, docs-versioning, Cosign, Bencher, or GoReleaser release behavior; or investigating release workflow failures.
Go coding and lint guardrails for Invowk. Use whenever Codex creates, edits, reviews, refactors, or tests Go code (*.go), changes Go linters or formatters, fixes golangci-lint/goplint/staticcheck/revive/decorder/funcorder/gocritic/modernize/perfsprint/wrapcheck/errcheck errors, or touches Go package architecture.