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Sequence tasks from a feature breakdown into an optimal execution order, identify dependencies and parallelization opportunities, and create an agent-ready execution sequence. Use when you have a feature breakdown and need to determine the correct order to build tasks and which can run in parallel.
Use this skill when you need to keep a repository's README.md file updated with project metadata, installation instructions, usage examples, and more. It automates synchronization by analyzing codebase patterns and dependencies.
Use when you need to execute R3 (Prototype Generation) in the product requirement Spec process of sdlc-dev, generate requirements/prototype.md based on requirements/prd.md (including task flow + page structure + ASCII wireframe + AC mapping + walkthrough script), and avoid proceeding with generation without context/PRD, using Open Questions instead of verification checklists, or using non-ASCII formats that make the prototype untraceable and unreviewable.
Generate production-ready Greptile AI code review configuration for any repository. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Greptile, AI code review setup, PR review configuration, automated code review rules, or wants to set up .greptile/ config files. Also trigger when someone says "set up code review", "configure PR reviews", "add review rules", or asks about Greptile configuration — even if they don't say "Greptile" explicitly but describe wanting AI-powered PR review automation. This skill analyzes the actual repository structure and produces tailored config, not generic boilerplate.
Use this when the Discover (reverse engineering) of legacy projects tends to get out of control in coverage. You need to first conduct module classification (P0/P1/P2) and constrain the depth of reverse engineering, ensuring that high-ROI modules are made traceable first instead of "writing everything but making it unmaintainable."
Qt application architecture, project structure, and entry-point patterns for PySide6, PyQt6, and C++/Qt. Use when structuring a Qt app, setting up QApplication, designing the main window, choosing between MVC/MVP patterns, organizing a src layout, or deciding how to separate concerns in a GUI application. Trigger phrases: "structure my Qt app", "QApplication setup", "app entry point", "Qt project layout", "organize Qt code", "Qt MVC", "Qt MVP", "main window architecture", "new Qt project"
Packaging and distributing Qt Python applications — PyInstaller, Briefcase, and platform-specific build configurations. Use when distributing a PySide6 or PyQt6 app as a standalone executable, creating installers, configuring macOS bundles, Windows executables, or Linux AppImages. Trigger phrases: "package app", "PyInstaller", "distribute", "deploy", "standalone executable", "installer", "bundle app", "briefcase", "Windows build", "macOS build", "AppImage", "one-file"
Create and configure custom OpenCode agents (primary and subagents) with specialized prompts, tools, permissions, and models. Use when the user wants to create, modify, or configure OpenCode agents, or mentions agent modes, tool permissions, or task delegation.
Cloud & AI FinOps advisory skill. Structured cost optimization using the FinOps Foundation framework. Covers AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, AI inference, and data platforms (Databricks, Snowflake). Use for: cloud costs, cost optimization, cloud spend, AI costs, cloud bill, FinOps assessment, GreenOps, right-sizing, commitment strategy, tagging governance.
Qt dialog patterns — QDialog, QMessageBox, QFileDialog, QInputDialog, and custom modal/modeless dialogs. Use when creating confirmation prompts, file pickers, settings dialogs, custom data entry dialogs, or wizard-style multi-step dialogs. Trigger phrases: "dialog", "QMessageBox", "QFileDialog", "QInputDialog", "modal", "modeless", "settings dialog", "confirm dialog", "custom dialog", "file picker", "wizard", "popup"
QML and Qt Quick — declarative UI language for modern Qt applications. Use when building a QML-based UI, embedding QML in a Python/C++ app, exposing Python/C++ objects to QML, creating QML components, or choosing between QML and widgets. Trigger phrases: "QML", "Qt Quick", "declarative UI", "QQmlApplicationEngine", "expose to QML", "QML component", "QML signal", "pyqtProperty", "QML vs widgets", "QtQuick.Controls", "Item", "Rectangle"
Specialized skill for building and starting Next.js applications, handling build errors, verifying production builds, and managing development servers. Use when building the application, starting development servers, troubleshooting build issues, or verifying production readiness.