Use when asked to work through, apply, resolve or review a template update pull request (the weekly copier/update branch opened by the copier-update workflow), or after running copier update --trust by hand: applies the upgrade notes, resolves conflict markers by the resolution policy, checks the seeded-once files the…
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Use when filing a bug, opening or creating a GitHub issue, drafting an epic or ticket, writing up a finding or review observation worth tracking, or opening a pull request for this repository. Routes the change to the right repo first (library / template / domain), picks the right issue form, links epic children as…
Use before opening a pull request, marking one ready for review, or pushing further commits to a branch with an open pull request — or when asked to review a diff or a PR. Reviews the cumulative diff against the project's written commitments and reports evidence-grounded findings; works with any coding agent and needs…
Use when adding a domain configuration field, env var, Dockerfile extension, mcpb install-screen entry, or release-manifest stamp: the sentinel-based config and customization contract.
Use before adding or changing any logging call in src/: the structlog-based standard, log levels, exception handling, and message format every module follows.
Use before any release work: the trunk release model, the unstable edge channel, the prepare/release/promotion machinery, release-notes pages, the pre-release artifact smoke test, and, when the plugin channel is enabled, the Claude Code plugin channel.
Use when adding, renaming, or documenting an MCP tool: the registration checklist, the getserverinfo tool, tool icons, and the public import-surface guard.
Use when preparing, refreshing, backfilling, or redrafting a release-notes page under docs/releases/ before opening a normal review pull request.
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At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: