ceh-python-service

CEH scaffolding: per-project-type project setup — directory layout, initial config, and required .gitignore entries for Python libraries, Python services, web frontends, and fullstack web apps.

CEH Git workflow: commits, branching, PRs (with definition-of-done gate), merging, releases, code review, and dependency management.

CEH orchestration: thin-orchestrator mode for cost-optimized multi-step work — the main session plans and delegates while cheap isolated subagents (the built-in Explore agent plus executor/verifier workers) absorb the volume.

CEH documentation: write end-user and operator-facing documentation — user guides, getting-started guides, how-to manuals, operator runbooks, installation/configuration guides, administration manuals, and troubleshooting references; plus changelog and README maintenance.

CEH blog: interview-driven blog post writing — from rough idea to publication-ready draft; repurpose finished posts for Twitter/X, LinkedIn, TL;DR, and newsletters.

CEH summarize chat: structured session summary for LLM handoff.

CEH evaluation: evaluate a Claude Code skill or plugin you just wrote against derived, evidence-based criteria — structural integrity, triggering accuracy, content quality, and behavioral lift — then loop fix/re-run until a readiness gate passes. Includes a lite dev-loop variant that skips behavioral lift for a cheap sanity check. Self-contained; treats skill-creator and plugin-dev as optional cross-checks, not authorities.

CEH architecture: stack-agnostic design moments — living architecture documentation (Mermaid diagrams + a Key Decisions log) and domain modeling.

CEH agent coding contract: autonomous execution mode and the five-step task workflow.

CEH Python library: packaging and publishing, public API surface discipline, semantic versioning, uv environment, and pytest testing standards for distributable libraries (no web dependencies).