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Definition of Done (DoD) verification workflow that triggers automatically upon implementation completion to ensure quality, document evidence, and standardize reporting.
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Definition of Done (DoD) verification workflow that triggers automatically upon implementation completion to ensure quality, document evidence, and standardize reporting.
Designer's eye QA: detects and automates fixes for visual inconsistencies, spacing, hierarchy, and UI polish issues. Iteratively verifies with before/after screenshots.
Automated Vercel production deployment agent that fetches logs via MCP, identifies build errors, applies fixes, and retries until success.
Standardizes project context by managing artifacts (product, tech-stack, workflow, tracks) in a conductor/ directory. Supports project scaffolding, artifact synchronization, and AI alignment for greenfield and brownfield projects.
Automate pull request creation for Carbon ACX with comprehensive summaries, structured test plans, and standardized formatting using the GitHub CLI.
Optimize developer experience for multi-component solutions: standardize onboarding, inner-loop, debugging, and cross-platform setup to eliminate friction and tribal knowledge.
Automates the submission workflow for lading performance optimizations, including branch management, git commits, and PR creation.
Automates the creation of isolated git worktree environments for parallel feature development and environment setup.
Manage version control with Jujutsu (jj): perform rebasing, conflict resolution, bookmark management, and commit manipulation in your Git-compatible workflow.
Fast-reference guide and utility skill for Helm chart development, template syntax, and Kubernetes application deployment.
Expert guide for kagent: the Kubernetes-native framework for building, deploying, and managing AI agents, MCP tools, and A2A protocols.
Automatically apply safe quality fixes including formatting (Black, isort), linting (Ruff auto-fixes), and resolving formatter conflicts to maintain Python code quality.