Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Manage Unstract connectors - add, remove, or modify database, filesystem, and queue connectors. This skill handles backend code, JSON schemas, tests, logo fetching, and dependency management. Use when the user wants to create a new connector, delete an existing one, or modify connector behavior.
Use when editing, reviewing, or documenting TileLang C++ code style, including naming conventions, clang-format choices, headers, TVM ObjectRef/ObjectNode style, FFI-visible fields, and incremental style cleanup plans.
Use when editing TileLang C++ passes or TVM TIRX code that handles ObjectRef/NodeRef types such as For, Buffer, Var, SBlock, Stmt, PrimExpr, or their *Node raw node counterparts; especially when choosing function parameters, optional values, identity maps/sets, or equality checks.
Build the core ScottPlot 5 library and unit-test project for routine validation after core or unit-test changes. Prefer this over full solution builds unless platform projects, controls, demos, or workloads are affected.
Build the full ScottPlot 5 solution only for solution-wide validation or changes affecting controls, demos, sandboxes, workloads, or platform projects. For core or unit-test-only changes, use build-core.
Update root CHANGELOG.md for exactly the current branch's pull request in ScottPlot. Use when on a contributor PR branch and asked to add or update one concise unpublished changelog entry without summarizing unrelated changes.
Add or extend a ScottPlot Cookbook recipe for an IPlottable, finding the right PlotTypes category or creating one when needed, with minimal style-matched examples.
Cross-phase audit of all outstanding UAT and verification items
Create a clean PR branch by filtering out .planning/ commits — ready for code review