TedToolkit Shared

Plugin tedtoolkit-shared from marketplace tedtoolkit-skills in TedToolkit/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — yesterday.

Skills (8)

• fix-csharp-diagnostics

  Eliminate explicitly requested C# and .NET compiler, nullable, obsolete-API, analyzer, and style diagnostics at their root cause. Use for a diagnostic-ID or warning-clean cleanup boundary, including a diagnostics-only tail delegated by another repair workflow; do not own a named project's observed b

• generate-commit-message

  Compose atomic gitmoji + Conventional Commit messages from the complete worktree. Use when the user wants commit-message text, logical commit grouping, or authorized local commits.

• grilling

  Grill the user relentlessly about a plan, decision, or idea. Use when the user wants to stress-test their thinking, or uses any 'grill' trigger phrases.

• merge-default-branch

  Integrate the remote default branch into the current branch while preserving local work, reconciling both sides of every conflict, and gating the merge commit on the repository's Release verification. Use when the user asks to merge, sync, or update from origin's default branch. If any local change

• run-fix

  Reproduce, diagnose, and fix a failing named .NET project in Release. Use when the user identifies a csproj, application, library, or test project and wants its build, run, or tests driven from the observed failure to a verified root-cause fix.

• tunit-testing

  Design, write, migrate, or perform framework-specific review of C# tests that use TUnit in TedToolkit or KitchenSink-style repositories. Use for Unit, Component, Contract, Integration, and End-to-end execution shapes; TUnit lifecycle, isolation, parallelism, data sources, assertions, or TUnit.Mocks.

• tunit-unit-testing

  Use only when the user literally invokes $tunit-unit-testing. This is a deprecated compatibility alias that routes that explicit invocation to tunit-testing. Never select or mention this alias for ordinary natural-language TUnit, unit, integration, contract, or end-to-end testing requests.

• writing-great-skills

  Reference for writing and editing skills well — the vocabulary and principles that make a skill predictable.

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