hugoduncan

Repository-specific guidance for understanding, creating, and updating psi workflows.

Repository-specific guidance for creating, modifying, and debugging psi extensions.

Reviews user-facing documentation changes for an implemented Munera task

Test built-in skill fixture

Packaged built-in test fixture

Create or refine task design choices. Use when the user asks "explore a task" or "investigate a task" to ensure we consider multiple task designs.

Create or refine a task intent statement. Use when the user asks "create a task" or "open a task" to ensure we have a clear understanding of the task's intent.

Review a task implementation's tests. Use before closing a task, to check the implementation tests quality. Use when the user asks "review task tests".

Clojure library for spawning sub-processes and shell operations

REPL-friendly data visualization and literate programming for Clojure with Kindly convention

Pure Clojure/Script logging library with flexible configuration and powerful features

Django-inspired HTML templating system for Clojure with filters, tags, and template inheritance

Structured logging and telemetry for Clojure/Script with tracing and performance monitoring

Emacs Lisp package development standards and conventions

A guide to using magit-section for building collapsible, hierarchical buffer UIs in Emacs.

Command-line argument parsing for turning Clojure functions into CLIs

Use gordian to analyse namespace coupling in a Clojure project. Invoke when asked to audit architecture, assess coupling, identify hidden dependencies, interpret suspicious namespace pairs, review test structure, compare architectural snapshots, inspect a subsystem, or advise on refactoring targets. Produces structural, conceptual, and change-coupling signals plus triage and workflow commands.

Use gordian to analyse Clojure code structure at namespace and executable-unit level. Invoke when asked to audit architecture, assess coupling, identify hidden dependencies, interpret suspicious namespace pairs, review test structure, compare architectural snapshots, inspect a subsystem, find local cyclomatic/LOC hotspots, or find local comprehension-burden hotspots. Produces structural, conceptual, change-coupling, local-metric, and local-burden signals plus triage and workflow commands.

The ideal Clojure namespace structure — principles for dependency direction, coupling coherence, family boundaries, and test isolation. Tool-agnostic. Use to evaluate, design, or critique namespace organisation in any Clojure project.

Reference for using bbum (Babashka Universal Module Manager) to manage babashka task libraries. Use when installing, removing, updating, or inspecting bbum tasks, or managing bbum sources.

Reference for constructing bbum-compatible task libraries. Use when creating, extending, or structuring a library of babashka tasks installable via bbum.

Use when the user wants to publish a bbum task library to the marketplace. Trigger on: "publish my library", "add to marketplace", "submit library", "register my bbum library", "list my library on the marketplace".

Use when the user wants to discover, browse, search, or install bbum task libraries from the marketplace, or star a library to signal adoption. Trigger on: "find a bbum library", "search marketplace", "list marketplace libraries", "install from marketplace", "star a library", "find bbum tasks for X", "what task libraries are available".

Use this skill when users ask about benchmarking Clojure code, measuring performance, profiling execution time, or using the criterium library. Covers the 0.5.x API including bench macro, bench plans, viewers, domain analysis, and argument generation.