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Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Author an Architecture Decision Record. Use whenever the user wants to capture, write, or draft an architecture or system-design decision — "write an ADR", "document this decision", "add a decision record", "we decided to use X, record it" — even when they don't say "ADR" but describe a choice worth tracking (a…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a user explicitly asks to review a GitHub pull request or GitLab merge request.
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Set up Renovate so dependency-update PRs merge themselves once CI passes. Use when enabling automerge in renovate.json, deciding which GitHub status checks to mark as required so a green PR means the tests actually ran, or adding a CI-gate job that folds several test jobs into one required check.
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
French technical-prose conventions for software documentation, README files, UI strings, error messages, logs, code comments, PR descriptions, changelog entries, and French localization. Use when writing, editing, translating, or reviewing French software-facing prose. Defaults to fr-FR, supports fr-CA mode, and…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load before writing, editing, or reviewing a doc comment or inline comment in Go: the comment on a new or changed function, method, type, or package, a method that implements an interface, a //go:, //nolint, or +kubebuilder line, a regression test that names the old defect, a subtest name or a failure message, a CRD…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load before writing, editing, or reviewing a doc comment or inline comment in Java, Kotlin, Groovy, or Scala: a Javadoc for a new or changed method or class, a @throws or @param for behavior that just changed, the comment on a test just added, a regression test that names the old defect, an override that departs from…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load before writing, editing, or reviewing a doc comment or inline comment in JavaScript or TypeScript: a TSDoc block on an exported declaration, a @param type in a checked .js file, the it string of a test just added, a regression test that names the old defect, a method that overrides a base class or implements an…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Turn a meeting recording or transcript into a structured report through multi-axis analysis. Trigger when the user hands you a call transcript, a meeting recording, or diarized conversation text (Speaker 1 / Speaker 2, timecodes) and asks to "analyze the meeting", "break down the call", "summarize the call", "what did…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load before writing, editing, or reviewing a docstring or inline comment in Python: the docstring on a new or changed function or class, a Raises: or Yields: section for behavior that just changed, a docstring that ships as --help text or an OpenAPI description, a doctest the test run executes, the docstring on a test…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Prepare a pull request that adds Qubership baseline agent support to a repository: install qubership-essentials, run apm install for repository-declared harnesses, commit generated agent assets, and configure generated-file attributes and Super-Linter exclusions.
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Audit or fix a Netcracker or Qubership GitHub repository for required files, workflows, Grand Report, APM Essentials, coverage, topics, and repository settings.
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Russian style guidance for developer-facing text of any length — README and docs, code comments, docstrings, commit messages, PR descriptions, changelog entries, UI strings (buttons, labels, placeholders, tooltips), error and log messages, and localisation files (.po, .properties, JSON i18n). Use whenever the task…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load before writing, editing, or reviewing a doc comment or inline comment in Rust: the comment on a new or changed function, type, trait, or module, a # Errors or # Panics section for behavior that just changed, a # Safety section on an unsafe fn, a // SAFETY: comment beside an unsafe block, a doc example the build…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Triage failing checks on dependency-update PRs (Renovate or Dependabot) and drive them back to green: classify each failure, fix the clear ones, ask about the rest. Use only when the user asks to triage, fix, or sweep failing checks on dependency-update PRs — pass a PR number for one PR, or none to process every open…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo
Use when the user asks to create, add, regenerate, or extend a repository-specific troubleshooting skill for the current checkout, a repository under repos/, or another named repository. This skill authors a skill; it does not diagnose a live incident.
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load before writing the commit message, the pull request title and description, or the changelog or release-note entry for a change, including at the end of a coding task ("fix the bug", "implement the feature", "prepare the PR"): load it when the code is done and before git commit. Also load to rewrite, review, or…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load before writing or editing a documentation page in a repository: a README, a reference or options page, a feature page, a how-to, a tutorial, a troubleshooting page, a migration guide. Inside a coding task, load it as soon as the change adds, renames, or removes an option, a property, a flag, an environment…
Netcracker/qubership-ai-packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
English prose conventions for written deliverables: documentation, README files, javadoc and code comments, commit messages, PR descriptions and review replies, design docs, and choice of English identifier names (methods, variables, classes, files). Covers em-dash usage, hyphen stacking, sentence structure…
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