Evaluate a proposed hvir bug, feature, refactor, documentation change, or maintenance task against the product design and ADRs, help the reporter sharpen it, and prepare a focused GitHub issue. Use only after the user explicitly asks to use this skill or gives an agent's proposal to use it a clear go-ahead. Do not…
Coordinate an authorized hvir epic through parallel child implementation, coherence review, staged integration, cumulative verification, maintainer handoff, and exact post-merge cleanup. Use when a maintainer explicitly asks to implement an aligned open kind:epic and authorizes its direct child set.
Implement one already-aligned hvir GitHub issue with product and architectural diligence. Use for an ordinary issue or one direct epic child when the user wants code or documentation changes, especially work that crosses features, touches established seams, risks duplicating behavior, or could enlarge composition…
Merge one explicitly approved hvir pull request through GitHub and reconcile its issue-owned Project fields. Use after a verified ordinary or cumulative epic handoff when the maintainer wants that pull request accepted.
Review a verified hvir implementation for correctness, issue fidelity, scope creep, ownership, duplication, overengineering, security, and lifecycle defects. Use once for nontrivial or high-risk candidates and cumulative epic candidates. Skip small localized bugs, routine documentation, test-only changes, and…
Review an hvir issue draft for product fit, scope, architecture creep, overengineering, duplication, and acceptance defects. Use once for epics and for feature proposals that can cross product or architecture boundaries. Skip direct epic children, small localized bugs, routine maintenance, and routine documentation by…
Design, change, diagnose, or review hvir tests at the behavior's lowest real owning seam. Use for test additions, fixture work, altitude selection, flake diagnosis, lifecycle and cleanup proofs, local/SSH parity, and test-focused review.
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