copilot-trace-importer
copilot-trace-importer 收录了来自 McFuzzySquirrel 的 5 个 skills,并提供仓库级职业覆盖和站内 skill 详情页。
这个仓库中的 skills
Scaffold a new ingest provider for the copilot-trace-importer pipeline (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor, Codex). Creates the provider source file under `src/providers/`, the quirks doc under `docs/providers/<name>.md`, the registry entry in `BUILTIN_PROVIDERS`, and the unit-test fixture layout — all without touching the orchestrator. Use this skill whenever someone says "add a new provider" or "add support for <tool> as an ingest source".
Scaffold a new sink (destination) for the copilot-trace-importer pipeline against the ADR-005 Sink interface. Creates the sink source file under `src/sinks/`, the configuration doc under `docs/sinks/<name>.md`, wires the CLI flag through cli-engineer, and adds per-sink success/failure counters to `DatastoreImportResult`. Use this skill whenever someone says "add a new sink", "add an OTLP / Parquet / warehouse / cloud destination", or "ship a codeburn-export sink".
Add a new regex-based redaction pattern (or amend an existing one) for the redaction engine with the required fixtures, negative-case tests, policy-preset wiring, and source citation. Use this skill whenever someone says "add a redaction pattern for <secret type>", "we found a credential format the redactor misses", or "extend the strict/moderate/permissive presets".
Author a new Architecture Decision Record (ADR) or amend an existing one in `docs/ADR-NNN-<slug>.md`, following the project's existing `docs/ADR-TEMPLATE.md`. Use this skill whenever a change introduces a public-contract breakage, a new architectural pattern, or a schema/format bump: new provider hook, sink interface change, new redaction policy preset, datastore format change, plugin manifest format change, etc.
Analyze a Product Requirements Document (PRD), Product Vision with Feature documents, or Feature PRD and generate a complete team of GitHub Copilot custom agents and reusable skills tailored to the project. Use this skill when asked to create, scaffold, or design a development team from requirements documents.