jorekai-stack

Plugin jorekai-stack from marketplace jorekai in jorekai/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 20 days ago.

Skills (9)

• and-now

  Where a repository stands in the stack loop and what comes next, read from the workspace files alone via scripts/status.py: rows past their verify date, open findings from the newest audit, rows naming an id this theme does not own, human steps and open decisions from the snapshot of the declaration

• choose

  Interview the owner about the shape of the product, the OSS level, the target, the bars, the open decisions and the owner, then write stack.yaml with the eight adapters the two axes resolve to.

• drift

  Whether the tree still matches its declaration, in one pass via scripts/drift.py: a declaration missing a section or pointing at nothing, a generated file changed by hand, a package the declaration does not name, an open decision past its date, a lock that does not resolve a workspace manifest, a pi

• grade

  Check whether a logged stack fix held, using the newest audit from the pass that found it: won, no-change, or returned, written into the log. Use when a verify date is due or overdue, during the weekly pass, or when asked whether a guard fix, a waiver removal, or a boundary change worked.

• guards

  Do the guards of a generated repository still stand, and did anybody walk around one, in one pass via scripts/guards.py: suppressions no waiver names, waivers past their date, a gate nothing enforces on the server, contract files without an owner, declared guards with no command or no workflow, swit

• new

  Generate the monorepo a declaration describes: the tree from the official generator, the guards over it, one adapter per port, and a gate that is green before any account exists. Adopt a repository that exists with --adopt. Ends on the green gate and the seven proofs that it turns red.

• report

  Write the monthly stack report from the workspace. Compare costs at the start and end of the month. List action results, risk classes, and open issues by ladder rung, then name three next steps.

• setup

  Take a repository into the stack workspace: create its folder, record where the checkout lives and whether the repository exists yet, choose the profile the declaration starts from, and write the pointer so a later session finds the workspace.

• stack

  Choose the next stack skill for a new monorepo, an existing repository to adopt, or a weekly pass over the guards. Explains the declaration, the escapes, the ladder, and how a fix is measured.

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