Operate, debug, and evolve the qol dev Sandbox panel and its disposable OS environments. Use for typed sandbox workers, artifact-backed qol dev guests, host-built bundle transport, verified qcow2 import, qol env, qol flow, prepared desktop images, guest control, QEMU lifecycle or recovery, resource admission, clean-session plugin testing, and parallel guest work that must stay off the user's active desktop session. Also use whenever a task reproduces, debugs, or verifies qol runtime desktop behavior — plugin windows, hotkeys, previews, popups, tray actions — which happens in a guest, not on the host session.
EnglishEnforces correct release tagging, commit message rules, and CI triggers for qol-tray. Use this when the user asks to create or prepare a release.
EnglishRust backend deep dive for qol-tray — plugin system, daemon supervision, IPC/runtime endpoints, feature modules, shared qol- crate placement, cross-platform strategy pattern, tokio concurrency and thiserror/anyhow error handling. Use when modifying files under src/plugins/, src/daemon/, src/runtime/, src/features/, src/sync/, src/menu/, src/tray/, src/app/, src/updates/, or src/profile/, or when adding socket/HTTP endpoints, wiring a new feature module, touching Cargo.toml dependencies, deciding whether logic belongs in qol-tray or a shared qol- crate (qol-plugin-api, qol-platform, qol-config, qol-runtime, qol-search, qol-frecency, qol-color, qol-fx, qol-wasm), or reviewing Rust concurrency and error-handling patterns in qol-tray.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Qol Dev Environments, Qol Tray Release Flow, and Qol Tray Rust.
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Qol Dev Environments
Operate, debug, and evolve the qol dev Sandbox panel and its disposable OS environments. Use for typed sandbox workers, artifact-backed qol dev guests, host-built bundle transport, verified qcow2 import, qol env, qol flow, prepared desktop images, guest control, QEMU lifecycle or recovery, resource admission, clean-session plugin testing, and parallel guest work that must stay off the user's active desktop session. Also use whenever a task reproduces, debugs, or verifies qol runtime desktop behavior — plugin windows, hotkeys, previews, popups, tray actions — which happens in a guest, not on the host session.
Qol Tray Release Flow
Enforces correct release tagging, commit message rules, and CI triggers for qol-tray. Use this when the user asks to create or prepare a release.
Qol Tray Rust
Rust backend deep dive for qol-tray — plugin system, daemon supervision, IPC/runtime endpoints, feature modules, shared qol- crate placement, cross-platform strategy pattern, tokio concurrency and thiserror/anyhow error handling. Use when modifying files under src/plugins/, src/daemon/, src/runtime/, src/features/, src/sync/, src/menu/, src/tray/, src/app/, src/updates/, or src/profile/, or when adding socket/HTTP endpoints, wiring a new feature module, touching Cargo.toml dependencies, deciding whether logic belongs in qol-tray or a shared qol- crate (qol-plugin-api, qol-platform, qol-config, qol-runtime, qol-search, qol-frecency, qol-color, qol-fx, qol-wasm), or reviewing Rust concurrency and error-handling patterns in qol-tray.
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