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This skill is used to attempt to merge in pull requests opened by Renovatebot, but which are not automatically merged.
Manage AE Agent and Agent team automations with ae-cli: create and edit schedules, enable or disable, run now, stop or retry executions, delete, inspect history and read execution results. Use for scheduled tasks and unattended recurring Agent work, from a local computer or an AE sandbox.
Ingest external plans with conflict detection against project decisions before writing anything.
Run, wire up and troubleshoot Floci, the free local emulators for AWS (floci), GCP (floci-gcp), Azure (floci-az) and OCI (floci-oci), driven by floci-cli, docker run or Docker Compose. Use when the user wants to run cloud code or tests locally, mentions floci, localhost:4566/4577/4588/4599, a LocalStack or Azurite alternative, local S3/DynamoDB/Pub/Sub/Blob/Object Storage, asks for a docker-compose.yml or compose.yaml with a cloud emulator, emulator namespaces, or several emulator instances side by side.
Use this skill to deploy the TPM Liability Accruals data kit end to end to a Salesforce org. Invoke when a customer or teammate wants to install the accrual engine, verify the Data Cloud connection, deploy the Data Kit components, and schedule the export and accrual calculation chain. Trigger phrases include: 'deploy the accrual data kit', 'set up liability accruals', 'install TPM accruals', 'headless accruals setup', 'configure the Data Cloud export connector', 'schedule the accrual chain'. Do NOT use for creating a Data Space alone (use platform-dataspace-access-configure), for generic Salesforce metadata deployment (use platform-metadata-deploy), for querying org data only (use platform-soql-query), or when setting up the data kit for the Trade Promotion Effectiveness (TPE) feature (use consumer-goods-tpe-datakit-deploy instead).
Compact the current conversation into a large standalone handoff file on disk, then open a BRAND NEW Claude Code session named after the current chat with an incremented counter, seeded with only a pointer to that file, leaving the current chat fully intact. Use this whenever the user wants a clean context window without losing what was learned, or says any of — "compact to a new chat", "compact but start fresh", "carry this over to a new session", "hand this off", "new chat with this context", "my context is getting heavy", "this chat is too long", "start over but remember this", "dump the context and open a fresh one", or asks for a handoff, a context dump, or a session summary they can reuse later. Also use it when a long investigation is finished and the follow-up work deserves its own window. Prefer this over plain /compact whenever the user wants the old chat to stay readable afterward, and reach for it even if they never say the word "compact".
Turn a data file (CSV/TSV/TXT/XLSX/XLS/JSON) into standalone interactive ECharts HTML charts - 32 chart types, 3 themes, fully offline with no CDN. A data profile (--profile) lets the agent read the data itself and decide what to plot; each chart ships with an embedded fact sheet (plot_stats plus data_preview). This skill produces charts and facts, not written reports or narrative documents. TRIGGER: user supplies or points to a tabular data file and wants a chart; asks to generate a chart/make a graph/visualize data.
Track parallel work sessions and prevent confusion across multiple Claude Code instances. Every major step ends with a status line. Every question re-states project, branch, and task.
Updates the bostonaholic skills plugin installs (Claude Code, Codex, the Cursor plugin clone) and the skill copies in the Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor, and Grok Bot skill directories to the latest release tag. Use when the user explicitly asks to update the bostonaholic skills. Never infer from an outdated skill or a version mismatch. Not for installing; use INSTALL.md.
Writes, edits, and debugs Mermaid diagrams (flowchart, sequence, class, state, ER, Gantt, pie, mindmap, timeline, quadrant, git graph, XY, Sankey, architecture, journey, kanban, block). Use when the user says "draw a diagram", or when the user asks for a diagram, flowchart, ERD, or Mermaid code, or when a Mermaid diagram fails to parse or render.
Watches the user's own PR in a bounded loop, triaging new review feedback and reporting failing CI, or re-running or fixing it when granted, until approval, then hands off to landing-prs without merging, even when asked to merge once approved. Use when the user says "watch this PR", or when the user explicitly asks to watch their PR for feedback or CI, including a watch that should merge on approval. Never infer from an open PR. Not for a PR the user reviewed; use watching-reviewed-prs.
Starts a reviewing-code review of an optional diff target, as a short alias for that skill. Use when the user explicitly invokes cr, optionally followed by a branch, PR, commit range, or pasted diff. Never infer from a plain review request; reviewing-code handles that.