Dotfiles Build Optimizer

Plugin dotfiles-build-optimizer in ray-manaloto/dotfiles-legacy. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

Skills (7)

• branch-remediator

  Create or reuse a branch for fixing a failed CI run in this repo, run local preflight, push the branch, and optionally create or update a PR using the GitHub plugin. Use when a remediation plan is ready and fixes must never go directly to main.

• failure-memory

  Record recurring CI failure signatures, successful fixes, rejected fixes, and tool/backend incompatibilities for this repo only. Use after triage, after remediation, or after rejecting an approach so the next iteration does not repeat the same blind fix.

• gha-monitor-loop

  Watch this repo's CI failure-report workflow outputs, triage failed runs, launch the research team, drive branch-based remediation, and repeat until the workflow is green or blocked. Use when you want the full repo-local monitor and fix loop for GitHub Actions failures in this dotfiles repo.

• gha-research-team

  Launch a bounded multi-agent research team for a failed CI run in this dotfiles repo. Use when a normalized GitHub Actions failure report exists and you need parallel analysis across docker-bake, Dockerfile, chezmoi, mise, devcontainer, hk, Python automation, synthesis, and verification. Prefer OMX/

• gha-run-triage

  Normalize a failed GitHub Actions run for this dotfiles repo into one machine-readable triage report. Use when given a run URL, run id, job URL, or "latest failed run" and you need failing jobs, failing steps, warning signatures, blocker signatures, and likely owner areas. Use the GitHub plugin for

• local-preflight

  Run the smallest useful local validation set for this repo before pushing or after a failed CI run. Use when you need fast local checks for Docker, devcontainer, mise, hk, or Python workflow regressions. Supports standard, tool-specific, and image-specific modes.

• tool-admission-check

  Vet a new tool or backend before adding it to the devcontainer image or mise manifest in this repo. Use when proposing a new tool, backend, registry, or package source and require docs-backed rationale, local feasibility proof, and a recorded acceptance or rejection decision.

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