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Gameplay loops, progression, economy, motivation, onboarding, difficulty, multiplayer, and live-service critique.
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A global, persistent memory layer for AI coding agents via Gemini embeddings + embedded LanceDB + MCP. Bundles the gemdex MCP server (save_memory, recall, update_memory) and a skill that nudges the agent to save/recall/update only when explicitly told. No Docker required.
Git safety hooks: block pushes and gh writes to repos you don't own, branch warnings, commit nudges
Git safety hooks: block pushes and gh writes to repos you don't own, branch warnings, commit nudges
Combined git security and workflow protection via PreToolUse hooks - merges git-permission-guard and main-branch-guard functionality
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Codebase health check via git history — surfaces high-churn files, bus factor, bug hotspots, velocity trends, and firefighting patterns before you read a line of code
Git workflow standards, branch hygiene, PR creation guards, and issue linking
Git workflow automation with conventional commits, branch naming, and pre-commit hooks
Git worktree initialization, main branch sync, repository refresh, and troubleshooting workflows
The official GitGuardian plugin for AI coding agents. Detects 700+ hardcoded secret types across files, git history, Docker images, and PyPI packages via the ggshield CLI; plants AWS honeytoken tripwires for the leaks scanning can't catch; and surfaces live incidents in your editor via the bundled GitGuardian Developer MCP server.
GitHub issue and PR triage with security-gated PR review workflow
PR management, multi-repo PR finalization, and issue shaping with Shape Up methodology
Use this skill when working on Go projects, creating new Go services, adding features to Go applications, designing Go package structure, implementing repository patterns, structuring layered Go architectures, or discussing Go application design. Applies to any Go development following hexagonal/ports-and-adapters architecture with clean separation between domain, service, storage, and interface layers.