elitongadotti
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- ▌ Leak Check · elitongadottiCatch secrets, PII, and non-public context in a diff before it is committed or published. Use before any commit, and before pasting output anywhere public.
- ▌ Spec First · elitongadottiWrite the goal spec on disk before the agent acts, so it can't drift. Use before any multi-step task.
- ▌ SQL Review · elitongadottiReview SQL and ORM queries for correctness, safety, and performance before they ship.
- ▌ Shift Notes · elitongadottiWrite and read the between-session handoff file so a fresh agent with no memory can pick up where the last one stopped without re-deriving context. Structured prose, not JSON — the model writes prose better.
- ▌ Pr From Diff · elitongadottiWrite a PR description a reviewer can approve fast. Use when opening any pull request.
- ▌ Pycegerb Yoda · elitongadottiWrite and review PySpark against Iceberg tables — schema discipline, native functions over UDFs, correct write mode, and table maintenance.
- ▌ Using Cockpit · elitongadottiRouting rules for the cockpit skills. Auto-injected at session start so the other skills trigger reliably. Read first.
- ▌ Context Budget · elitongadottiKeep the agent's context lean so accuracy doesn't collapse. Use on long sessions, big files, or when the agent starts hallucinating.
- ▌ Read The Trace · elitongadottiExtract the actual cause from a stack trace instead of pattern-matching the error type. Use on any crash or exception.
- ▌ Acceptance Audit · elitongadottiAudit a ticket's acceptance criteria against what the branch actually implements. Every item must be satisfied, and each must semantically match the implementation. Never edit or drop a criterion without the user's agreement.
- ▌ Broken Window Check · elitongadottiBefore picking new work, smoke-test the last "completed" feature. If it's broken, revert and re-open it before touching anything else. Kills the "looks shipped, isn't shipped" bug across sessions.
- ▌ Writing Commit Messages · elitongadottiWrite a commit message that describes the focus of the change, not its supporting work. Use when committing.