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Reduce an unoptimized-query-oracle test failure log to the simplest possible reproduction case. Use when you have unoptimized-query-oracle*.log files from a failed roachtest and need to find the minimal SQL to reproduce the bug.
Request peer review with proper context and preparation. Structures review requests with clear description of changes and testing status.
Analyse a repository to identify its focus, technology stack, and labels, then search for and apply appropriate shields.io badges to markdown files.
Prepare branch for code review by building context, identifying issues, and suggesting improvements
High-level workflows for managing work using Fizzy cards — start, work on, complete, and delegate cards using the Fizzy CLI.
Build CoinFund-branded web presentations as self-contained HTML files. Supports static (print/PDF) and dynamic (keyboard nav, transitions) modes. Outputs a single versionable HTML file with optional PDF export via Puppeteer. Trigger on: 'web deck', 'web slides', 'html presentation', 'web presentation', or any request for a browser-based slide deck.
Bootstrap a local AI review pipeline and generate a paste-ready review prompt for any provider (Codex, Gemini, GPT, Claude, etc.). Use after creating a handoff or when ready to get an AI code review.
Use this when you are exploring the codebase. It lets you ask the AI who wrote code questions about how things work and why they chose to build things the way they did. Think of it as asking the engineer who wrote the code for help understanding it.
Efficiently bring upstream NanoClaw updates into a customized install, with preview, selective cherry-pick, and low token usage.
Visualize planned changes before implementation. Use when reviewing plans, comparing before/after architecture, assessing risk, or analyzing execution order and impact.
Tracked lightweight execution with composable rigor flags for tasks between a typo fix and a full feature. Plan + execute with optional --discuss, --research, and --full flags to add rigor incrementally. Use for "quick task", "small change", "ad hoc task", "add a flag", "extract function", "small refactor", "fix bug in X". Do NOT use for multi-component features, architectural changes, or anything needing wave-based parallel execution — those are Simple+ tier.
Force a skeptical second pass on your own work. Because 'it should work' has never once been true.