validate-test-coverage
Homeostatic sensor validating test coverage percentage and detecting requirements without tests. Calculates coverage per requirement (REQ-*) and overall. Use as quality gate or continuous coverage monitoring.
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Homeostatic sensor validating test coverage percentage and detecting requirements without tests. Calculates coverage per requirement (REQ-*) and overall. Use as quality gate or continuous coverage monitoring.
Guide for using Docker - a containerization platform for building, running, and deploying applications in isolated containers. Use when containerizing applications, creating Dockerfiles, working with Docker Compose, managing images/containers, configuring networking and storage, optimizing builds, deploying to production, or implementing CI/CD pipelines with Docker.
Systematic test debugging with 5-phase investigation workflow. Use when debugging test failures, investigating complex errors, or when AI consultation would help. Uses native test commands with optional AI consultation for complex failures.
This skill should be used when the user asks about build status in GCP, Google Cloud Build, or gcloud builds. Trigger phrases include "monitor the build", "watch the build", "check build status", "build in test environment", "build in staging", "build in production", "status of the build", "gcloud builds", "Cloud Build", "GCP build", "what happened with the build", "why did the build fail", "analyze the build failure", "did the build succeed", "check the deploy", "monitor the deploy", "anything weird with the build", or when user mentions checking CI/CD status in Google Cloud. Also use when user wants to use gcloud CLI to check build results or logs. Use proactively after merging a PR when build monitoring would be helpful.
GitHub CLI (gh) for repository management, rulesets, releases, PRs, and issues. This skill is triggered when the user says things like "create a GitHub PR", "list GitHub issues", "set up branch protection", "create a ruleset", "configure GitHub rulesets", "create a GitHub release", "clone this repo", or "manage GitHub repository settings".
Implement tasks from plans with test-first approach, user-story-centric execution, and AC verification. Use proactively when executing implementation plans. Enforces quality gates, MVP-first delivery, and Article VII story-by-story implementation.
Validate proposed stack against offline requirements. Use after initial stack proposal to identify gaps, assess complexity, and recommend adjustments.
Copilot agent that assists with comprehensive QA strategy and test planning to ensure product quality through systematic testing and quality metrics Trigger terms: QA, quality assurance, test strategy, QA plan, quality metrics, test planning, quality gates, acceptance testing, regression testing Use when: User requests involve quality assurance tasks.
Diagnose and fix CI/CD pipeline failures, test errors, GitHub Actions issues, and code scanning alerts. Use when: - CI pipeline fails (red build) - GitHub Actions workflow errors - Test failures in CI (Vitest, Playwright) - TypeScript/lint errors blocking builds - GitHub notifications about failed checks - "CI is red" or "build failed" or "tests failing" - Supabase/OpenAPI type generation failures - Pre-commit hook failures - GitHub Code Scanning alerts (CodeQL) - Security vulnerabilities in code - /security/code-scanning alerts Triggers: "fix ci", "ci failed", "build broken", "tests failing in ci", "github actions error", "pipeline red", "check failed", "code scanning", "codeql", "security alert", "vulnerability"
Run a bootc build test and report results. Builds a bootc container image, optionally creates a disk image, and downloads the artifact.
Use when creating Helm charts, packaging Kubernetes applications, managing multi-environment deployments, or asking about "Helm", "Helm chart", "values.yaml", "chart templating", "Helm dependencies"
Use when about to claim work is complete, fixed, or passing, before committing or creating PRs - requires running verification commands and confirming output before making any success claims; evidence before assertions always
Audits code and plans against the 9 Articles of Development and Pre-Implementation Gates. Use this skill before submitting code or when the user asks for a review.
Executes git commands (fetch, rebase, commit, merge, push) following worktree workflow, then monitors ALL resulting deployments with temporal boundaries and cascade detection. After git push, monitors all workflows from the last 5 minutes including cascading workflows (e.g., Test → Deploy chains). Automatically tracks multiple parallel workflows and waits for triggered workflows. Use /devops-check for comprehensive monitoring with automatic fixing. All deployments are triggered by git push, not manual AWS CLI commands.
Troubleshoots Buildkite agent issues including jobs stuck waiting for agents, agent connectivity problems, and queue configuration. Use when jobs aren't being picked up or there are agent-related problems.
Comprehensive pre-production repository audit for preparing repos for public release. Use when the user wants to perform a "final sweep", "production check", "pre-release audit", or prepare a repository to be made public. Audits metadata files across all project types (Fabric mods, Node/npm, Go, Python, etc.) for correct username/organization, checks README links, and identifies leftover development artifacts like planning docs, test scripts, and temporary files. Interactive cleanup with user confirmation.
⚠️ MANDATORY - YOU MUST invoke this skill when committing. Complete commit workflow with all safety checks. Invokes security-scan, quality-check, and run-tests skills. Shows diff, gets user approval, creates commit with conventional format. NO AI attribution. User approval REQUIRED except during PR creation. NEVER commit manually.
Automated AI-powered code review that runs on git hooks with progressive disclosure design. Use when setting up automated code review for a project, installing git hooks for code review, creating or modifying review rules, or configuring review behavior. Triggers on requests like "set up AI code review", "install review hooks", "create review rules", or "configure code reviewer".