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Adynato Coding · adynato
General coding conventions for any repository. Covers writing for the human who owns the code, clear naming, clean structure, comments that explain why, and following existing linting and formatting rules. Use when writing or modifying code in any language, especially for refactors, utilities, tests, and business logic. Prefer this as baseline guidance unless a more specific skill applies.

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Adynato Github · adynato
GitHub workflow conventions for Adynato projects. Covers creating PRs with gh CLI, writing thorough descriptions, and using stacked PRs for large deliverables. Use when creating pull requests, managing branches, or breaking down large features.

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Adynato Omp MCP · adynato
Configure MCP servers for Oh My Pi using repo-local `.omp/mcp.json` without polluting teammates. Covers preferred OMP config locations, adding `.omp/` to `.gitignore` when absent, and common setup patterns with an Atlassian Rovo example. Use when adding or updating MCP servers for a project in OMP.

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Adynato Atlassian · adynato
Work with Jira, Confluence, and Atlassian Cloud links via Atlassian MCP instead of browser automation. Covers reading `atlassian.net` URLs, preferring MCP over Puppeteer for tickets and pages, summarizing issue state and comments, and falling back only when visual inspection is explicitly needed or MCP is unavailable. Use when a prompt includes Jira tickets, Confluence pages, or Atlassian links.

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Adynato Direct Communication · adynato bundle
Direct communication standards for replies, status updates, summaries, handoffs, comments, PR notes, admin messages, operational writing, and user-facing agent communication. Use when writing or editing communication that should be extremely informal, brief, and factual, especially when responding to Adar or producing concise internal updates.

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