Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Debug slangpy compatibility issues by building slangpy from source with a local Slang build. Covers cloning, building, installing, and testing slangpy against your local Slang changes.
Review Slang changes for high-level clarity. Use whenever reviewing PRs or diffs for code quality or correctness. Produces candidate review comments in a markdown file.
Run the full Slang clarity review workflow: generate high-level and fine-grained candidates, consolidate overlap, filter for PR-author scope, and optionally post one GitHub PR review. Use when asked to perform an end-to-end clarity-focused review.
Review Slang changes for fine-grained clarity. Use whenever reviewing PRs or diffs for code quality or correctness. Produces candidate review comments in a markdown file.
Post filtered Slang clarity review candidates as one proper GitHub PR review. Use after candidate consolidation and scope filtering. Uses the bundled stdlib Python script to validate candidate formatting, map comments to PR diff lines, and submit a GitHub review through gh.
Resolve Slang clarity review candidates marked as needing a judgment call. Use after consolidation and scope filtering, before posting, to perform focused follow-up analysis and decide whether uncertain candidates should be kept, revised, or dropped.
Filter candidate review comments in place for PR-author ownership. Use after slang-review-consolidate-candidates, slang-review-clarity, or slang-review-fine-grained-clarity to conservatively keep only comments about code the PR author is justifiably responsible for addressing. Updates candidate status metadata in the markdown file.
Use when adding or running tests, checking snapshots, choosing between Bun tests and Playwright, running lint/format/typecheck, or deciding the verification scope for a change.
Reviews restate handler code in svc/ctrl/worker to find restate client calls (service calls, state access, sleep, etc.) incorrectly placed inside restate.Run, restate.RunVoid, or restate.RunAsync closures. Use when reviewing restate handlers, checking restate.Run usage, or auditing worker service code.
Self-review your own work before committing. Fight entropy, ensure quality, leave the codebase better than you found it.