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When implementing logic changes during develop-feature or implement-task. Use the Red-Green-Refactor cycle to write a failing test before any production code.
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When designing test strategy, analysing coverage, or writing tests outside the TDD cycle. Also use when working with CI pipelines or validating changes end-to-end.
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When project coding conventions may have drifted from actual practice, or Last Conventions Check in CONFIG.md is overdue (90-day cadence). Also run when adopting a new library or framework that needs convention coverage.
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Refresh externally-maintained skill packs in the machine-level shared store (/.agentskel/skills/) and re-link them into the current project. Run when sync-skeleton flags a pack as stale (>=30 days), or manually to pull the latest pack updates.
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When an existing team member's roles, ownership, or contact info changes. Use when a member stays on the team but their responsibilities, email, or handle need to be updated without adding or removing anyone.
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When running long feature implementations, parallel branch work, or build/test scripts that must not interfere with the user's active working directory. Creates isolated execution environments via git worktrees in sibling directories.
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agentskel
55Plugin Gemini CLI
Persistent memory, shared team standards, and structured workflows for AI coding agents. When installed as a Gemini extension, GEMINI.md is loaded as context. To get full per-project install (memory branch, rules, hooks, .agents/, .gemini/skills/), ask Gemini to run the setup-skeleton workflow in your project directo.
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