howaboua-pi-stuff

Runs this repository's GitHub issue, branch, PR, Changesets, release, and review workflow. Use when filing or implementing issues, preparing package changes, opening or updating PRs, or handling review feedback.

Designs, audits, refactors, and packages reusable agent skills. Use for creating or improving SKILL.md files, trigger descriptions, supporting references/scripts/assets, validation, consolidation, or porting skills between agents. Not for one-off prompt edits or passive documentation with no repeatable workflow.

Audits and improves codebase architecture for safe human and agent changes. Use for structural reviews or refactors involving ownership, godfiles/functions, feature boundaries, duplication, contract or state safety, traversability, feedback loops, test fit, work decomposition, or parallel-change readiness. Not for ordinary bug fixes or feature work with no architecture concern.

Writes, audits, and maintains AGENTS.md files. Use for repository agent instructions, nested scope guidance, global or personal agent context, pruning bloated rules, or separating agent-facing instructions from README documentation.

Writes, rewrites, and reviews prose so it sounds specific, natural, and appropriate to its author and context. Use for drafting or editing product copy, docs, READMEs, emails, posts, bios, essays, UI text, and other writing; removing AI/ChatGPT, SaaS, corporate, or LinkedIn tells; preserving voice; or making prose more direct, warm, dry, blunt, clear, or human. Not for AI-detector analysis or purely mechanical proofreading with no voice work.

Controls a local Chrome-family browser through CDP. Use when a task needs rendered-page inspection or debugging, authenticated browser state, navigation, clicks, typing, or screenshots.

Runs an opinionated GitHub issue and PR workflow with gh. Use when filing or implementing issues, creating branches, pushing changes, opening or updating PRs, requesting Codex review, or handling review feedback. Repository-specific instructions override this fallback.

Designs and reviews model-facing Pi tool contracts: names, descriptions, schemas, prompt snippets/guidelines, results, errors, and truncation. Use when adding or refining tools, or improving tool selection, calls, recovery, or prompt cost.

Maintains Arch Linux desktops configured with Omarchy. Use for user-level Hyprland, Waybar, Walker, Mako, terminals, themes, keybindings, displays, screenshots, updates, packages, Bluetooth, audio, reminders, or Omarchy troubleshooting. Not for developing or patching Omarchy itself.

Researches local or external codebases as reference context. Use when the user asks to inspect, compare, or learn from another repository or project, including a GitHub URL or local checkout.