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Audit GitHub Actions workflow efficiency and recommend fixes to reduce CI minutes and costs.
[Tooling & Meta] Compress conversation context to optimize tokens
Audit a Duvo Assignment — or a multi-Assignment workflow connected by a Case Queue — across many Jobs to find systemic inefficiencies and quality issues, then recommend concrete SOP and architecture changes. Use when the user asks to "analyze this workflow", "audit my Assignment", "why is this Assignment slow / inconsistent / low quality across runs", "why does my queue keep backing up", or wants a health check over an Assignment's recent Jobs — as opposed to debugging one failed Job (that's job-debugger). Reads recent Jobs, eval scores, the producer/consumer queue topology, and the SOPs those Jobs actually ran against via the Duvo public API; hands off to sop-writer for any SOP rewrite.
Guidance on when to ask clarifying questions vs proceed with standard approaches. Reduces interaction rounds while preventing wrong assumptions.
Use when explicitly invoked or when a concrete latency constraint requires minimizing wall-clock agent time without reducing accuracy.
tmux pane operations guide for debugging and monitoring separate panes Use when: - Sending commands to another tmux pane - Capturing output from another tmux pane - Monitoring long-running commands in separate panes - Debugging devcontainer build/up operations - Working with multiple panes in parallel
Captura de aprendizaje al cierre de cualquier corrida de producto o build: convierte lo aprendido (qué validó, qué falló, por qué se decidió lo que se decidió) en conocimiento retornable con criterio de aplicación explícito — enrutado por la frontera de datos (porqué durable → Wachi Brain git-first · gotcha de código → Engram con ticket · hecho de fábrica → ya quedó en RumIAndo) — y poda el conocimiento viejo (mantener/actualizar/consolidar/reemplazar/borrar). Usar al cerrar una ficha (SHIPPED o rechazada), después de una sesión de validación reveladora, al resolver un ADR, o periódicamente para podar. La primera resolución cuesta 30 minutos; documentada, la próxima cuesta 2.