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Explain and document MTHDS bundles. Use when user says "what does this pipeline do?", "explain this workflow", "explain this method", "walk me through this .mthds file", "describe the flow", "document this pipeline", "how does this work?", or wants to understand an existing MTHDS method bundle.
Prepare inputs for MTHDS methods. Use when user says "prepare inputs", "create inputs", "use my files", "generate test data", "template", "synthesize inputs", "mock inputs", "I have a PDF/image/document to use", "make sample data", or wants to create inputs.json for running a .mthds pipeline. Handles user-provided files, synthetic data generation, placeholder templates, and mixed approaches. Defaults to automatic mode.
Check and validate MTHDS bundles for issues. Use when user says "validate this", "check my workflow", "check my method", "does this .mthds make sense?", "review this pipeline", "any issues?", "is this correct?". Reports problems without modifying files. Read-only analysis.
Checks a GitHub pull request for unresolved review comments, failing status checks, and incomplete PR descriptions. Waits for pending checks to complete, categorizes issues as actionable or informational, and optionally fixes and resolves them. Use when the user wants to check a PR, address review feedback, or prepare a PR for merge.
Iteratively improves a PR until Greptile gives it a 5/5 confidence score with zero unresolved comments. Triggers Greptile review, fixes all actionable comments, pushes, re-triggers review, and repeats. Use when the user wants to fully optimize a PR against Greptile's code review standards.
Guidance for starting and configuring QEMU virtual machines with proper serial console access. This skill should be used when tasks involve starting QEMU VMs, configuring serial console or telnet access, booting ISO images, or troubleshooting VM startup issues. Covers pre-flight checks, idempotent startup procedures, and intelligent readiness verification.
Create and configure Vapi voice AI assistants with models, voices, transcribers, tools, hooks, and advanced settings. Use when building voice agents, phone bots, customer support assistants, or any conversational AI that handles phone or web calls.
Create outbound phone calls, web calls, and batch calls using the Vapi API. Use when making automated calls, testing voice assistants, scheduling call campaigns, or initiating conversations programmatically.
Create custom tools for Vapi voice assistants including function tools, API request tools, transfer call tools, end call tools, and integrations with Google Calendar, Sheets, Slack, and more. Use when adding capabilities to voice agents, building tool servers, or integrating external APIs.
Configure Vapi server URLs and webhooks to receive real-time call events, transcripts, tool calls, and end-of-call reports. Use when setting up webhook endpoints, building tool servers, or integrating Vapi events into your application.
Guide users through obtaining and configuring a Vapi API key. Use when the user needs to set up Vapi, when API calls fail due to missing keys, or when the user mentions needing access to Vapi's voice AI platform.
Create multi-assistant squads in Vapi with handoffs between specialized voice agents. Use when building complex voice workflows that need multiple assistants with different roles, like triage-to-booking or sales-to-support handoffs.