| name | logics-hybrid-delivery-assistant |
| description | Use when an operator asks for repetitive delivery help such as `commit all changes`, `summarize this PR`, `summarize validation`, `what should we do next?`, `triage this request`, or `prepare a handoff`. Prefer the shared hybrid assist runtime so Ollama can be used opportunistically when healthy and the flow can degrade cleanly otherwise. |
Hybrid assist
Use the shared runtime instead of inventing one-off prompts or shell logic.
Cross-platform launcher:
- canonical:
python logics/skills/logics.py flow assist ...
- substitute
python3 on Unix when needed
- substitute
py -3 on Windows when that is the installed launcher
Use when
- The user says
commit all changes or asks for a commit message plan.
- The user wants a PR summary, changelog summary, or validation summary.
- The user asks what the next workflow step should be.
- The user wants to triage a request or backlog item.
- The user wants a compact handoff packet or a bounded split suggestion.
- The user says
prepare release, publish release, or asks for a release readiness check.
Rules
- Prefer the runtime aliases first:
python logics/skills/logics.py flow assist commit-allpython logics/skills/logics.py flow assist summarize-prpython logics/skills/logics.py flow assist summarize-validationpython logics/skills/logics.py flow assist next-step <ref>python logics/skills/logics.py flow assist triage <ref>python logics/skills/logics.py flow assist handoff <ref>python logics/skills/logics.py flow assist prepare-release
- Keep risky execution bounded:
- default to
suggestion-only
- use
--execution-mode execute only when the operator intent is explicit
- for
prepare-release --execution-mode execute, add --push to actually tag and publish; omit --push to dry-run only
- add
--draft to create a draft GitHub release instead of publishing immediately
- Keep the runtime shared:
- do not reimplement hybrid logic in agent-specific prompts
- keep Codex and Claude paths thin over the same command surface
- Preserve Windows-safe examples:
- document
python ... as the canonical launcher
- avoid POSIX-only command examples unless they are labeled as such
Checks
- Inspect runtime health with:
python logics/skills/logics.py flow assist runtime-status --format json
- Build a shared context bundle with:
python logics/skills/logics.py flow assist context next-step req_001_example --format json
- Use the generic runner when no alias exists:
python logics/skills/logics.py flow assist run doc-consistency --format json
