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Guides authentication and access permissions for Google Cloud users and applications. It helps choose credentials for local development, production services, or external clouds, with guidance on short-lived credentials and avoiding downloaded service account keys.
Plan and create Google Kubernetes Engine clusters using templates for production, development, or AI workloads. Compare Google-managed and self-managed node options, review configurations before creation, and check settings for production readiness.
Coordinate people and agent sessions through named project chat rooms in Kortix. Ask questions, reply in threads, receive notifications when another session finishes its turn, and agree on access to shared resources such as development environments or databases.
Manage separate local development environments for multiple branches using the project's pnpm worktree CLI. Each environment has its own ports and dependencies, with options to share Supabase or isolate database changes for testing.
Guides a pull request from local checks through a recorded demo, GitHub upload, merge, and development environment verification. Explains the project's test and preview labels, attachment requirements, and rules for keeping the pull request current.
Coordinate development work by breaking tasks down, writing six-part Task Prompts, and managing P8 agent teams. This skill takes a technical lead role, directing parallel agents and their delivery without writing code itself.
Run iterative development with repeated implementation and verification, using failure history to guide changes. When a verification command is configured, an independent hook checks completion after the agent's own tests, with pause and abort markers available.
Operate Agent Zero projects, chats, and tasks, or develop new tools, extensions, and API features. The skill guides work through existing APIs, relevant documentation, current source code, and checks appropriate to the change.
Plan projects that use large language models, from checking whether the task suits a model to designing processing stages. Estimate costs, choose single or multiple agents, and organize prototypes, structured outputs, and iteration.
Run OpenShell’s Release Canary checks to verify that published development packages and Helm charts install and support basic sandbox operations. Use workflow logs and local Kubernetes reproduction steps to investigate failures before a public release.
Review newly added comments, docstrings, and changelog entries so future readers can understand the current code. Revise development history, redundant explanations, and unclear shorthand while preserving constraints that the code cannot explain on its own.
Prepare an open source contribution to Superset, from forking the code and setting up local development to running checks and opening a pull request. Follow repository rules and include evidence that the change works.
Find the development workflow for updating the Playwright dependency or preparing a playwright-cli release. This skill points the agent to a separate guide for each task, providing an entry point for these two maintenance activities.
Build, test, and format CubeSandbox components using make targets and a Docker builder. Also covers the web dashboard’s development workflow, API type synchronization, and troubleshooting for missing services, outdated build tools, and environment requirements.
Set up portless to give local development servers stable, named URLs instead of changing port numbers. It covers multiple apps, separate Git worktree URLs, HTTPS setup, and checks for proxy, domain resolution, and certificate problems.
Build infrastructure as code with Terraform across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Create reusable modules, manage state records that track resources, configure environments and providers, and validate proposed changes before applying an explicitly approved plan.
Plan, run, and merge several small development tasks as one batch in Pi. A coordinator manages shared files and worktrees, while options control concurrency, add research and validation, or resume eligible tasks from an existing batch.
Test an app idea through focused experiments and collect verified findings for development. It can also suggest what to explore next based on existing experiments and package findings as a reusable project skill.
Review threat mitigations after a development phase is complete and update SECURITY.md with verification results. Use an existing security record or a threat model in the phase plan to guide the review.
Undo development changes recorded by GSD using Git revert. Select recent commits or target an entire phase or plan, with dependency checks and confirmation before the rollback runs.
Add tests to a completed development phase using its records and implementation. Review the proposed coverage, then generate unit tests for individual components and browser tests for full workflows, verify them, and commit the test files.
Turn a development phase into an actionable PLAN.md through research, planning, and verification. The skill can incorporate requirements or recorded design decisions, then check and revise the plan before presenting the results.
Prepare an AI-SPEC.md design agreement for an AI development phase. The skill coordinates framework selection, documentation and domain research, and evaluation planning so the phase has a defined technical direction and assessment strategy.
Run several small development tasks as one batch, from planning through execution and merging. Control concurrency, add research or validation, and resume eligible unfinished items from a saved batch.