Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/mcpls, covering copilot instructions for mcpls, type safety, idiomatic rust, architecture and async.
65 3d ago A 1,148 tokens
original Apache-2.0
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/mcpls: Breaking changes to public APIs must appear under ### Changed with an explicit "Breaking change:" prefix. A ### Fixed entry alone is not sufficient — downstream users scanning the changelog for breakage will miss it.
65 3d ago A 158 tokens
original Apache-2.0
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/mcpls, covering feature flag parity, dependency and license policy and msrv tracking.
65 3d ago A 315 tokens
original Apache-2.0
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/mcpls, covering type safety, error handling and idiomatic dispatch.
65 3d ago A 357 tokens
original Apache-2.0
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/mcpls, covering type safety, document state, diagnostics pipeline, concurrency and lock scope and file watcher.
65 3d ago A 930 tokens
original Apache-2.0
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/mcpls, covering type safety and idiomatic config and msrv and dependencies.
65 3d ago A 375 tokens
original Apache-2.0
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/mcpls, covering test design, correctness invariants to cover and idiomatic test code.
65 3d ago A 425 tokens
original Apache-2.0
mcpls
08Skill Claude CodeCodex
Install, configure, and run the mcpls CLI — a Rust binary bridging MCP to LSP that gives an agent compiler-grade code intelligence (hover, definitions, references, diagnostics, rename). Use when setting up or registering mcpls as an MCP server, writing or debugging an mcpls.toml, choosing CLI flags or MCPLS…
65 3d ago A 89 tokens
original Apache-2.0
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/zeph, covering copilot code review instructions, project context, architecture rules, rust code standards and security review (critical).
57 7d ago A 853 tokens
original MIT
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/zeph, covering cargo.toml review, dependency rules and workspace lints.
57 7d ago A 193 tokens
original MIT
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/zeph, covering ci workflow review, pipeline structure and security.
57 7d ago A 188 tokens
original MIT
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Instructions for bug-ops/zeph, covering rust file review, lints, async patterns, type conventions and test code.
57 7d ago A 321 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Rust strategic architect specializing in type-driven design, domain modeling, workspace architecture, and compile-time safety patterns. Use PROACTIVELY when starting projects, designing type hierarchies, making architectural decisions, or implementing state machines with typestate pattern.
57 7d ago A 53 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Rust developer specializing in idiomatic code, ownership patterns, error handling, and daily feature implementation. Use PROACTIVELY for implementing features, writing business logic, and refactoring code.
57 7d ago A 41 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Rust testing specialist focused on comprehensive test coverage with nextest and criterion, test infrastructure, and quality assurance. Use PROACTIVELY when adding new functionality that requires tests, investigating test failures, or setting up test infrastructure.
57 7d ago A 49 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Rust performance optimization specialist specializing in macOS optimizations (sccache, XProtect), profiling with flamegraph, benchmarking with criterion, and build speed improvements. Use when performance concerns are mentioned, slow code identified, build times need optimization, or macOS-specific optimization needed.
57 7d ago A 60 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Rust security and maintenance specialist focused on cargo-deny, dependency management, vulnerability scanning, and secure coding practices. MUST BE USED for unsafe code blocks, authentication, authorization, cryptography, or external input validation.
57 7d ago A 47 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Rust code reviewer specializing in quality assurance, standards compliance, constructive feedback, and ensuring best practices. Use PROACTIVELY before committing code, after feature implementation, or when pull request review is needed.
57 7d ago A 45 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Rust CI/CD and DevOps engineer specializing in GitHub Actions, cross-platform testing, code coverage, caching strategies, and efficient workflows. Use PROACTIVELY when setting up CI/CD pipelines, fixing failing workflows, or configuring automated testing.
57 7d ago A 55 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Rust debugging and troubleshooting specialist focused on systematic error diagnosis, runtime debugging with LLDB/GDB, panic analysis, async debugging, memory issues, and production incident investigation. Use PROACTIVELY when encountering compilation errors, runtime panics, unexpected behavior, performance anomalies…
57 7d ago A 61 tokens
original MIT
rust-critic
21Agent
Adversarial critic specializing in finding logical gaps, flawed assumptions, scalability limits, and missing edge cases in architectural designs, implementation proposals, and ideas. Use PROACTIVELY after architecture design, before committing to an approach, or when a user wants their idea stress-tested. Never writes…
57 7d ago A 109 tokens
original MIT
api-request
22Skill Claude CodeCodex
Send HTTP API requests using curl. Use when the user asks to call an API, fetch data from a URL, send POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE requests, work with REST or GraphQL endpoints, upload files, authenticate with Bearer tokens or API keys, debug HTTP responses, or interact with any web service via HTTP.
57 7d ago B 69 tokens
original MIT
archive
23Skill Claude CodeCodex
Skill "archive" from bug-ops/zeph, covering archive and compression operations, quick reference, tar — tape archive, core flags and create archives.
57 7d ago C 3 tokens
original MIT
browser
24Skill Claude CodeCodex
Browser automation via Playwright MCP — navigate pages, click elements, fill forms, take screenshots, extract text, manage tabs, and run JavaScript in the browser. Use when the user asks to open a website, interact with a web page, scrape dynamic content, fill out forms, take a page screenshot, test a web application…
57 7d ago B 89 tokens
original MIT