AI Agent Workflow Collection

Core behavioral corrections for LLM coding. Reduces over-engineering, surfaces assumptions, enforces surgical changes, and defines verifiable success criteria. Use when writing code, reviewing code, fixing bugs, or implementing features.

Clean up merged and stale branches from local and remote repositories. Use when branch list is cluttered or after merging PRs.

Diagnose and fix CI/CD pipeline failures: GitHub Actions errors, build failures, test timeouts, TLS/auth issues, platform-specific failures, dependency resolution problems, and deployment errors. Use when CI checks fail, builds break, tests timeout, or pipeline errors need systematic root-cause analysis and resolution.

Generate document index files (manifest, bundles, graph, router) for project documentation. Creates docs/.index/ with searchable registry, feature-grouped bundles, cross-reference dependency graph, and query routing. Supports flat mode (generic projects, script-driven) and grouped mode (projects with docid frontmatter, Claude-curated).

Assemble per-release evidence packages from artifacts already produced elsewhere in the project (traceability matrix, CI logs, PR review records, signed-commit lists, external research citations, risk file). Output is a self-contained directory under evidence/ / containing a manifest.yaml, per-artifact subdirectories, and an INTEGRITY checksum. Read-mostly with respect to source code: writes only under evidence/. Opt-in gate: no-op when the consumer project has no evidence/ parent directory, so non-regulated repos are unaffected. Idempotent: refuses to overwrite an existing pack unless --force is passed.

Fan out a single high-level directive (audit, deprecation cleanup, fix, migration, version bump) across an arbitrary list of repositories as parallel Agent workers, with a supervisor that polls a shared manifest, renders a live status table, and aggregates final results. Use when the user says 'apply X across repos', 'audit N repositories', 'sweep every repo', 'run the same fix in all projects', 'parallel multi-repo', 'fleet-wide change', or provides a list of repositories with a single directive. Preferred over running issue-work in each repo sequentially.

Comprehensive git repository status with actionable insights. Shows working directory, branch info, recent activity, and potential issues.

Enforce complete implementation of all tiers/difficulty levels for tiered features. Prevents partial implementations.

Automate GitHub issue workflow - select issue, create branch, implement, build, test, and create PR.

Analyze and fix failed CI/CD workflows for a pull request. Use when CI checks fail, GitHub Actions show red, build/test/lint errors block a PR, or the user says 'fix CI', 'fix the build', 'PR is failing', or 'check failed'. Supports solo, team, and batch modes with automated retry and escalation.

Manage Hazard and Risk records for projects on the regulated-industry track. Maintains a single normalized risk file (docs/.index/risk-file.yaml) holding hazard identification, initial and residual risk estimates, control measures with verification links, and bidirectional Risk Requirement linking via the requirements[] field. Subcommands: add | edit | evaluate | validate | list. Output is consumed by the traceability skill (matrix riskids[] field) and the evidence-pack skill (riskfile kind). Opt-in: no-op when docs/.index/manifest.yaml is absent so non-regulated repos are unaffected. Atomic writes via .tmp + rename; idempotent for diffability. Implements ISO 14971 sections 5-9 operationally.

Maintain a SOUP (Software Of Unknown Provenance) register for every third-party software item the project depends on. Discovers candidates from lockfiles (package-lock.json, go.sum, Cargo.lock, requirements.txt, pyproject.toml, pom.xml, packages.lock.json), enriches with human-supplied risk class and verification refs, validates against a license allow-list and the requirements catalogue, and emits a per-supplier report. Outputs docs/.index/soup.yaml plus docs/.index/soup.md. Subcommands: discover | enrich | validate | list | report. Bidirectional linking with traceability via the soupids[] field on requirement rows. Opt-in: no-op when no lockfile is detected and docs/.index/soup.yaml is absent. Atomic writes (.tmp + rename); idempotent (records sorted by id). Implements IEC 62304 sections 5.3.3 (SOUP requirements) and 8.1.1 (configuration items).