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ccch1mneyyy

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7 published skills

  1. Bug · ccch1mneyyy
    Turn a reported defect into an actionable bug report or issue draft. Use when the user asks to capture or document a bug; a request to fix broken behavior should proceed to diagnosis and repair.
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  2. Audit · ccch1mneyyy
    Audit the repository or a broad subsystem for security, correctness, and maintainability risks. Use for audit requests or /audit; use review for a specific change and vuln-check for a security-only assessment.
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  3. Review · ccch1mneyyy bundle
    Review or de-slop concrete changes in ccch1mneyyy/dsh-TUI at maintainer level: PR numbers or URLs, branches, commit ranges, patch files, staged or unstaged worktrees, and scoped repository-hygiene requests. Use for evidence-first correctness, contract, repository-rule, process, and behavior-preserving cleanup review, including debug residue, dead or duplicate code, speculative abstractions, stale comments or tests, and unrelated diff churn. Do not use for abstract designs with no concrete repository artifact; use audit for repository-wide assessments and vuln-check for security-only checks.
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  4. Practice · ccch1mneyyy
    Guide a programming exercise using dsh-tui or a topic the user wants to learn. Use for practice and coaching requests, rather than requests to deliver a product change.
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  5. Vuln Check · ccch1mneyyy
    Check resolved dependencies and relevant code paths for security vulnerabilities. Use for security checks or /vuln-check; use audit for a broader correctness and maintainability assessment.
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  6. Pr Comments · ccch1mneyyy
    Read and triage existing pull request review comments, or address them when requested. Use for PR comment requests or /pr-comments; use review to inspect code without existing reviewer feedback.
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  7. Release Notes · ccch1mneyyy
    Draft user-facing release notes from a verified release range. Use for release-note or changelog requests and /release-notes; writing notes alone does not imply publishing a release.
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