openshift-eng
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- ▌ Validate Bug · openshift-engDiagnose and fix jira/invalid-bug on PRs by running the same 7 checks as the jira-lifecycle-plugin
- ▌ Fetch Test Runs · openshift-eng bundleFetch test runs from Sippy API including outputs for AI-based similarity analysis
- ▌ Manage Symptoms · openshift-eng bundleCreate, update, or delete Sippy Symptoms — known CI failure signatures that automatically label job runs — via the authenticated Sippy API
- ▌ Go Lint Fix · openshift-engRun golangci-lint and fix all reported issues. Use only when explicitly asked to fix lint issues in a Go project.
- ▌ Hcp Create AWS · openshift-engUse this skill when you need to deploy HyperShift clusters on AWS infrastructure with proper STS credentials, IAM roles, and VPC configuration
- ▌ Detect Permafail · openshift-engAnalyze consecutive job failures to determine if they represent a permafail pattern versus flaky failures
- ▌ Fetch Jira Issue · openshift-eng bundleFetch JIRA issue details including status, assignee, comments, and progress classification
- ▌ Payload Analysis · openshift-eng bundleAnalyze a payload snapshot to identify root causes of blocking job failures, score candidate PRs, and produce an HTML report with revert recommendations
- ▌ Payload Snapshot · openshift-eng bundleSnapshot OpenShift payload data (release controller, PR diffs, comments, CI jobs, JUnit results, regression tracking) to a local directory for offline analysis
- ▌ Oc Auth · openshift-eng bundleHelper skill to retrieve OAuth tokens from the correct OpenShift cluster context when multiple clusters are configured
- ▌ Create · openshift-engCreate Jira issues — story, bug, epic, feature, initiative, task, risk, spike, or feature-request — with CNTRLPLANE, OCPBUGS, GCP, HyperShift, ARO, ROSA conventions and type-specific templates
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- ▌ Fix Cve · openshift-engPatch a Go dependency to fix a CVE using the appropriate strategy based on Go version compatibility. Use when the user wants to fix a CVE by updating a Go module, replacing it with a patched fork, or applying a security patch across all go.mod files in a Go project. Triggers on: 'patch CVE', 'fix CVE', 'replace grpc', 'update vulnerable dependency', 'security patch go module', or any mention of CVE + Go dependency replacement.