alexgorbatchev

Use agent-browser for browser automation against real rendered web pages or web apps. Trigger when tasks require navigation, element interaction, extracting rendered data, or taking screenshots. Do not use for static fetches, direct API calls, or non-browser work.

Use when the user wants to scrape websites, crawl or map URLs, search the web, extract structured data from web pages, or run AI web agents using the Firecrawl API from the command line.

Create, revise, and validate effective skills. Use when adding a new skill or changing an existing skill's SKILL.md, bundled scripts, references, assets, scaffold templates, or validation tooling.

Must use any time a TypeScript file is read or written.

Must use whenever Bun is used.

OpenCode session storage locations and inspection guidance. Use when asked where OpenCode stores session data, chat history, local databases, or repo-specific session metadata.

Apply Go coding rules, design principles, and project conventions for maintainable Go code and repositories. Use when writing, reviewing, refactoring, or releasing Go code, or when working on Go-specific project structure, APIs, tests, CI, or binaries. Do not use for non-Go codebases or for language-agnostic tasks that do not depend on Go conventions.

User when asked to commit changes in a Git repository.

Use anytime devhost.toml is involved, including reading, writing, making changes, bootstrapping, and running dev host. Start with repository discovery to identify runnable services, commands, ports, health checks, and the correct manifest location. Propose or update configurations, including routing and annotation agent commands. If first drafting, ask the user to choose a base domain with *.localhost as the default suggestion.

Use when creating or changing Storybook stories in this repository, especially `*.stories.*` files. Applies to story coverage, `play` tests, and shared Storybook setup. Use `storybook-review` for review-only tasks.

Use when asked to review Storybook stories or Storybook testing coverage in this repository, especially `*.stories.*` files. Apply `.agents/skills/storybook/SKILL.md` as the rubric and write the review to `.review/storybook.md`.

Strict repository policy audit for tests, CI, pre-commit, AGENTS, and deploy or release enforcement. Use when asked to verify whether a repository's checked-in code, scripts, workflows, and docs actually define and enforce those policies, or when producing a formal audit report at `.review/policy.md`.

.tool.ts configuration files, defineTool, install(), dotfiles.config.ts, defineConfig, installation methods (github-release, gitea-release, brew, cargo, npm, curl-script, curl-tar, curl-binary, dmg, pkg, manual, zsh-plugin), shell integration (aliases, functions, completions, env, symlinks, sourceFile), hooks (before-install, after-download, after-extract, after-install), platform overrides, virtual environments, shim generation, dotfiles management.

Manage and debug the @alexgorbatchev/dotfiles release pipeline, GitHub Actions publishing, and local bun release builds.

Watch for Agentation annotations and fix each one using the Agentation CLI. Runs `agentation watch` in a loop — acknowledges each annotation, makes the code fix, then resolves it. Use when the user says "watch annotations", "fix annotations", "annotation loop", "agentation fix loop", or wants autonomous processing of design feedback from the Agentation toolbar.

Process exactly one Agentation Fork batch that was already fetched by the pi-agentation extension. Acknowledge each annotation, make the requested code change, then resolve, reply, or dismiss it. Use when the extension dispatches `/skill:agentation <project-id>` for a ready batch, or when the user explicitly wants to continue the current batch.