radisha-skills
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List all available radisha skills with their command aliases, organized by category
In this repository50 other files it gives its agents.
- analyze-pr-commentsSkill
- architecture-analyzeSkill
- architecture-tradeoffSkill
- askSkill
- code-smellsSkill
- debugging-rocprof-sysSkill
- exploration-explore-codeSkill
- git-commitSkill
- git-gh-clientSkill
- git-prepare-pull-requestSkill
- git-pull-request-statusSkill
- gitSkill
- grill-meSkill
- library-amd-smiSkill
- notify-meSkill
- planning-architectureSkill
- planning-baseSkill
- planning-bugfixSkill
- planning-docsSkill
- planning-featureSkill
- planning-refactorSkill
- programming-cmake-best-practicesSkill
- programming-cpp-constexprSkill
- programming-cpp-design-patternsSkill
- programming-cpp-naming-rulesSkill
- programming-cpp-policy-based-diSkill
- programming-cppSkill
- programming-cpp-stl-algorithmsSkill
- programming-pythonSkill
- pr-review-interactiveSkill
- pr-reviewSkill
- radisha-create-skillSkill
- radisha-helpSkill
- radisha-improve-skillSkill
- radisha-updateSkill
- refactoring-techniquesSkill
- review-architectureSkill
- rocprofsys-buildSkill
- rocprofsys-configureSkill
- rocprofsysSkill
- static-analysisSkill
- testing-gtest-gmockSkill
- testing-pytestSkill
- testing-testplanSkill
- therock-build-to-commitSkill
- therock-commit-in-buildSkill
- therock-first-build-with-commitSkill
- update-pr-descriptionSkill
- verify-pmc-metricsSkill
- watchSkill
The file
We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent
2 rules. About 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.
≈0
Common · estimate
Many files like this have a rule of this kind.
≈2
Distinctive · estimate
This author's own choices. Worth a look.
0
Very specific
Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.
- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Distinctive: line 127
After presenting this list, ask:
- Distinctive: line 131
If user specifies a skill, invoke it immediately.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Skills Listing
Displays all available radisha skills with descriptions and command aliases.
When to Use
- User asks what skills are available
- User wants to discover radisha capabilities
- User types
/skills
Quick Commands
These shortcuts invoke common skills directly:
| Command | Description | Skill |
/plan | Start planning (asks which type) | Smart menu |
/plan-feature | Plan a new feature | planning-feature |
/plan-bugfix | Plan a bug fix | planning-bugfix |
/plan-refactor | Plan refactoring | planning-refactor |
/commit | Create a commit | git-commit |
/pr | Prepare a pull request | git-prepare-pull-request |
/review | Review a pull request | pr-review |
/testplan | Create a test plan | testing-testplan |
/explore | Explore unfamiliar code | exploration-explore-code |
/skills | List all skills (this) | radisha-skills |
/update | Update radisha | radisha-update |
/improve-skill | Improve an existing skill | radisha-improve-skill |
All Skills by Category
Entry Point
| Skill | Description |
radisha-help | Core skill - how to use radisha, workflow rules, validation |
Planning
| Skill | Description |
planning-feature | Plan new features (includes changelog + tests) |
planning-bugfix | Plan bug fixes (root cause analysis) |
planning-refactor | Plan refactoring (best practices focus) |
planning-docs | Plan documentation (no changelog/tests) |
planning-base | Shared rules - do not invoke directly |
Programming
| Skill | Description |
programming-cpp | C++ Core Guidelines, C++17, performance |
programming-cpp-design-patterns | Suggests applicable design patterns |
programming-cpp-stl-algorithms | STL algorithms instead of manual loops |
programming-cpp-naming-rules | File/class naming conventions |
programming-cmake-best-practices | Modern CMake 3.15+ |
programming-python | PEP 8, type hints, modern Python 3.8+ |
Testing
| Skill | Description |
testing-testplan | Create test plans for QA handoff |
testing-gtest-gmock | GTest/GMock for C++ testing |
testing-pytest | Pytest for Python testing |
Libraries
| Skill | Description |
library-amd-smi | AMD SMI library for GPU/CPU/NIC monitoring |
Projects
| Skill | Description |
rocprofsys | ROCm Systems Profiler workflows (main entry point) |
rocprofsys-configure | Configure rocprofiler-systems build |
rocprofsys-build | Build and install rocprofiler-systems |
Git
| Skill | Description |
git-commit | Create meaningful commit messages |
git-prepare-pull-request | Prepare reviewable PRs |
pr-review | Structured PR review |
Exploration
| Skill | Description |
exploration-explore-code | Systematic codebase exploration |
Code Quality
| Skill | Description |
code-smells | Detect code smells (refactoring.guru catalog) |
refactoring-techniques | Apply 60+ refactoring techniques (Extract Method, Move Field, etc.) |
static-analysis | Run linters and static analysis tools |
review-architecture | Architecture documentation (iterative, chapter-by-chapter) |
architecture-analyze | Analyze module boundaries, dependencies |
Radisha Management
| Skill | Description |
radisha-update | Update radisha to latest version |
radisha-create-skill | Create new skills with validation |
radisha-improve-skill | Improve existing skills when gaps found |
radisha-skills | List all skills (this skill) |
Utility
| Skill | Description |
ask | Questions without actions |
After Listing
After presenting this list, ask:
Would you like me to invoke any of these skills?
If user specifies a skill, invoke it immediately.
Does it work?
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