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Scores a Razorpay service repo against the Agentic SDLC Scorecard across three pillars — Context (C1–C4), Testing (T1–T4), CI/CD (D1–D4) — and outputs a band per pillar plus an aggregate score. Use when assessing how agent-ready a service is or tracking progress across teams.
Analyze alert coverage for Razorpay services by discovering multi-source monitoring (Prometheus, CloudWatch RDS, Performance Insights, Coralogix logs), scanning application metrics, and identifying missing business-critical metrics. Leverages repo skill Observability/Monitoring sections (when available) and verifies existing coverage with user before recommendations. Use when the user asks to analyze alert coverage, check for missing alerts, audit monitoring completeness, add metrics and alerts for a service, or improve observability. Only works with Razorpay repositories.
Analyzes API endpoints in Go codebases and generates comprehensive flow visualizations (both Mermaid charts and ASCII diagrams) showing the complete request execution path, including handlers, middleware, services, database queries, external HTTP APIs, cache operations, message queues, and all other components. Use when the user asks to visualize an API endpoint, see the flow of an API, understand how an API works, trace an API request, or map out API dependencies. Triggers on requests like "show me the flow for POST /users/create", "visualize the /orders endpoint", "trace the API call for account creation", or "map out what services are used by this endpoint".
Use when creating, updating, or reviewing baseline Prometheus alert rules for a Razorpay microservice. Triggered by requests like 'add baseline alerts for X service', 'set up monitoring alerts', 'create baseline alerting for my service'.
Index of baseline metric families for Razorpay services. Use it to determine which standard metrics must exist for HTTP, gRPC, workers, egress, outbox, Go runtime, and relevant infra components.
Apply security best practices when writing, reviewing, or discussing code. Covers authentication, injection prevention, API security, input validation, infrastructure, and AI/LLM security for Python, Go, JS/TS, React, PHP, Node.js.
| name | database |
| description | Standards for SQL interactions within a Domain package. |
Database logic belongs in repository.go inside the domain package.
It should interact via a Repository struct (or interface if needed for testing).
Use database/sql with raw queries.
Every method signature MUST start with ctx context.Context.
Wrap errors with the package/domain name for clarity:
Example:
// internal/talk/repository.go
func (r *Repository) Get(ctx context.Context, id uuid.UUID) (*Talk, error) {
// ...
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("get talk: %w", err)
}
}