risingwavelabs

Use when creating, reviewing, or fixing RisingWave SQLLogicTest (.slt/.slt.serial) tests, especially tests with system commands, connector fixtures, CI lane coverage, madsim compatibility, environment variables, or flaky/idempotent e2e behavior.

Use rust-analyzer CLI and editor/LSP settings to inspect, diagnose, and refactor RisingWave Rust code. Use when working in the RisingWave workspace and you need fast semantic analysis, unresolved-reference checks, macro-aware navigation, structured search/replace, or guidance on choosing the correct crate root and feature flags before heavier cargo or risedev commands.

Triage and fix failing Buildkite CI checks for RisingWave pull requests by extracting concrete failing tests, diffs, and error messages from Buildkite build/job logs and artifacts, then applying focused code or test fixes. Use when users ask to diagnose red Buildkite checks, investigate flaky/failing CI jobs, understand why a Buildkite build failed, or provide Buildkite/GitHub check URLs and want a concrete fix.

Use when designing RisingWave schemas, writing materialized views, configuring sources or sinks, optimizing streaming SQL performance, troubleshooting slow backfills, setting up CDC, designing time-windowed aggregations, or reviewing a RisingWave streaming pipeline

Use when working with RisingWave — streaming SQL database, materialized views, sources, sinks, CDC from PostgreSQL/MySQL, Kafka ingestion, time windows (TUMBLE/HOP/SESSION), watermarks, EMIT ON WINDOW CLOSE, port 4566, risingwave-mcp, event streaming pipeline design, real-time analytics, stream processing

Delegate tasks to AI agents via Box0. Use when the user asks to review code, check security, run tests, compare tools, get multiple perspectives, research a topic, analyze data, write docs, or any task that could benefit from specialized or parallel execution. Also use when the user mentions agent names or says "ask", "delegate", "get opinions from", or "have someone".

Set up and configure Wavelet projects. Use when the user wants to add events, queries, or subscriptions to a wavelet.config.ts, integrate the Wavelet SDK or React hooks, or set up MCP for agent integration.