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   Flutter Test · geekswamp bundle

   Generate high-quality unit and widget tests for Flutter applications using BLoC or Cubit state management. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user mentions generating tests, writing test cases, mocking repositories with mocktail, increasing test coverage, or verifying BLoC state transitions. It is optimized for bloc_test patterns, widget interaction testing, and Freezed-based state models. Use it for requests to create *_test.dart files, verify UI behavior (like loading indicators or button taps), or implement comprehensive test suites for new features.
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   Draft Commit Message · geekswamp bundle

   Draft a Conventional Commit message from current repo changes. Use this skill whenever the user asks for help writing, drafting, or formatting a commit message, especially when they refer to their git diff, staged changes, or recent work. Trigger it automatically when a user says they are "ready to commit," "finished a feature," or needs a "summary of what I did" for source control. This skill is optimized to follow Conventional Commits (type, scope, and imperative mood).
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   Go Test · geekswamp bundle

   Generate deterministic, high-quality Go unit tests using table-driven patterns, infrastructure mocks, and project-specific helpers. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user mentions generating tests, writing test cases, increasing test coverage (aiming for ≥80%), or mocking dependencies like SQL (sqlmock), Redis (miniredis), or HTTP (Gin). It is optimized for table-driven test structures, deterministic data, and the mandatory use of the project's 'testutil' package. Use it for requests to create *_test.go files, implement unit tests for services or repositories, and ensure robust coverage of success and error paths.
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   Changelog · geekswamp bundle

   Generate and update project changelog entries from git commit history. Use this skill whenever the user mentions changelogs, release notes, summarizing commits, or preparing for a new version. Trigger it for App Store, Play Store, or web app announcement requests, even if they do not explicitly ask for a 'changelog' file. This skill is also specialized for creating friendly, bilingual release notes for non-technical users.
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