This skill should be used when the user asks to "add arguments to a task", "use @angreal.argument", "add flags to command", "add -v flag to angreal task", "make argument required", "add optional parameter", "use python_type", "handle multiple values", "argparse for angreal task", "angreal cli args", or needs guidance on the @argument decorator, argument types, flags, default values, or CLI argument handling in angreal tasks.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create an angreal task", "write a task file", "add a command to angreal", "make a new task", "organize tasks with groups", "use @angreal.command", "use command_group", "use angreal.group decorator", "add long_about to a task", "require an angreal version", "same command name in different groups", or needs guidance on task file structure, the @command decorator, command groups (`command_group` and `@group(...)`), `required_version()`, naming conventions, or task organization within an existing angreal project.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create an angreal project", "initialize angreal", "set up angreal", "add angreal to project", "start new angreal project", "create .angreal directory", "scaffold into existing project", "angreal init --in-place", "add angreal to existing repo", or needs guidance on setting up angreal in a new or existing project (hand-rolled `.angreal/` or via an official template), or the initial task file structure.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "use Git in a task", "manage virtual environments", "use Docker Compose", "use the Docker class", "run docker container from task", "list docker containers in angreal", "clone a repository", "create a venv", "run docker-compose", "use angreal.integrations", "render a template", "scaffold files", "generate files from template", "use render_template", "use render_directory", "use Flox", "flox environment", "cross-language environment", "flox services", "@flox_required", or needs guidance on the built-in Git, VirtualEnv, Docker (compose or low-level client), Flox, or Tera templating integrations available in angreal tasks.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "start the angreal mcp server", "expose angreal tasks to Claude / Cursor / an AI agent", "configure .mcp.json for angreal", "set up MCP for my angreal project", "connect angreal to an AI assistant", "what does angreal mcp do", "AI agent integration with angreal", or needs guidance on the built-in Model Context Protocol server (`angreal mcp`), what it exposes, how MCP clients should be configured to connect to it, and how `ToolDescription` and `risk_level` flow into agent context.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "test angreal tasks", "mock angreal", "document tasks", "angreal best practices", "error handling in tasks", "subprocess patterns", "dry run mode", "verbose mode", "debug an angreal task", "ANGREAL_DEBUG", "propagate subprocess returncode", "angreal exit code 56", or needs guidance on testing patterns, development workflows, documentation strategies, or common implementation patterns for angreal tasks.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "add a pre-commit hook for angreal", "run angreal tasks before commit", "run angreal on pre-push", "set up pre-commit for tests/lint", "configure .pre-commit-config.yaml for angreal", "make tests run automatically before commit", or needs guidance on wiring [pre-commit](https://pre-commit.com/) to invoke angreal tasks (test, lint, format, etc.) at git lifecycle stages.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create an angreal template", "make a project template", "build a reusable template", "share a template", "write angreal.toml", "use Tera templating", "template variables", "conditional templates", "render a template in place", "use an official angreal template", "start a python/rust project with angreal", or needs guidance on creating templates that others can consume via `angreal init`, consuming the official angreal templates, in-place rendering, template configuration, Tera syntax, or publishing templates.