encore-skills
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This project uses the encore-skills workflow library. AGENTS.md has no file-import syntax, so skill instructions are NOT duplicated here — skills/ stays the single source of truth. When a task matches a skill's description below, open its SKILL.md at the given path and follow it before proceeding.
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- analyze-issueSkill
- create-mrSkill
- eng-workflowSkill
- fix-issueSkill
- gitlab-configSkill
- pm-workflowSkill
- review-codeSkill
- summarize-issueSkill
- triage-issueSkill
- write-issueSkill
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This project uses the encore-skills workflow library.
AGENTS.md has no file-import syntax, so skill instructions are NOT duplicated
here — skills/ stays the single source of truth. When a task matches a
skill's description below, open its SKILL.md at the given path and follow it
before proceeding.
Skills
| Skill | Path | When to use |
analyze-issue | skills/analyze-issue/SKILL.md | Read a GitLab issue, identify the root cause (not just symptoms), surface real risks, and produce an implementation approach before writing any code |
create-mr | skills/create-mr/SKILL.md | Create a GitLab Merge Request — clear title, high-level summary of what was changed and why, explicit confirmation the issue is resolved |
eng-workflow | skills/eng-workflow/SKILL.md | Full GitLab development loop — from issue to confirmed-resolved. Covers write-issue, analyze-issue, fix-issue, review-code, create-mr, summarize-issue, triage-issue, and post-merge verification. |
fix-issue | skills/fix-issue/SKILL.md | Implement a fix following the human-thinking loop — understand the root cause, plan the minimal change, implement, verify the problem is actually gone |
gitlab-config | skills/gitlab-config/SKILL.md | Wire up GitLab API access — multiple instances, project aliases, tokens. Run this once before any other GitLab skill. |
pm-workflow | skills/pm-workflow/SKILL.md | Full PM/designer loop — draft an issue, interact with users and stakeholders to validate it, refine until dev-ready, then finalize |
review-code | skills/review-code/SKILL.md | Pre-MR self-review — first confirm the problem is actually solved, then check for security, correctness, and simplicity |
summarize-issue | skills/summarize-issue/SKILL.md | After an issue is fixed and its MR is created, summarize the work in high-level markdown and post it as a comment on the GitLab issue |
triage-issue | skills/triage-issue/SKILL.md | Use when replying to comments on a GitLab issue, or when an issue has comments that might tag you or be waiting on your reply as assignee — figures out which comments genuinely need a response, drafts each reply grounded in the codebase, and posts after you confirm |
write-issue | skills/write-issue/SKILL.md | Turn a rough idea into a well-structured GitLab issue with clear problem statement, root cause, and testable acceptance criteria |
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