dotfiles

Scan the current project for agent code comments and fix each one. Use when the user asks to run agent-comments, fix AI comments.

Fetch the current branch pull request’s CI logs, analyze reported failures, and fix them. Use when asked to investigate failing PR checks, or fix CI failures.

Review frontend code changes. Use when reviewing pull requests, examining code changes, or giving feedback on correctness, simplicity, security, performance, tests, and design.

Interview the user relentlessly about a plan, decision, or design until reaching shared understanding. Use when the user wants to stress-test an idea, get grilled on a design, or says “grill me”.

Stress-test a plan against the codebase, tests, and existing docs before implementation. Use when the user wants a rigorous, correctness-focused plan review.

Write a concise pull request description for the current branch compared to the base branch. Use when preparing pull request text, summarizing branch changes, or drafting a pull request body.

Work with GitHub repositories, source code, pull requests, issues, releases, Actions, and API data using the gh CLI. Use for GitHub URLs and GitHub resources.

Research open-source libraries with evidence-backed answers and GitHub permalinks. Use when the user asks about library internals, implementation details, source code references, change history, or authoritative answers backed by actual code.

Fetch web pages as Markdown. Use for reading or analyzing documentation, articles, tutorials, and other non-GitHub web pages.

Search the web using DuckDuckGo via ddgr. Use when the user asks to search online, look something up, find current information, or locate documentation, tutorials, and resources.