coferlandia
Official@coferlandia · Uruguay
Coferlandia provides agent-skill governance for repository release management, CI qualification, configuration contracts, and project documentation across Git-based development environments.
Agent Skills by coferlandia
Showing 18 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
coferlandia-release-maintainer
Coordinates skill versions, changelogs, release notes, and plugin packaging through one deterministic release gate.
skill-repository-versioning
Validates skill inventory and bumps repo-wide release versions before commits.
coferlandia-config-toolsmith
Analyzes repository configuration mechanisms and generates a static contract, standardized CLI, and agent documentation.
coferlandia-ci-adapter
Adapts repositories to Coferlandia CI profiles, remote Development validation, and GitHub-native release publication workflows.
using-project-skills
Enforces checking the project skills catalog and invoking matching skills before responding to tasks.
project-skill-miner
Mines repository documentation and GitHub evidence to propose and generate approved project-local agent skills.
coferlandia-skill-toolsmith
Consolidates a target skill's deterministic operations into one unified Python CLI and rewires its SKILL.md.
project-documentation-archivist
Distills durable project knowledge from documentation and GitHub sources into canonical Markdown files.
sagan-scientific-debunker
Analyzes scientific claims and produces evidence-graded fact-check reports with cited sources.
project-evangelist
Generates evidence-based developer documentation and progressive reading paths for software repositories.
project-orchestrator
Executes approved development contracts through deterministic Git worktree orchestration and provider-managed coding agents.
coferlandia-project-manager
Manage project portfolios and Epic planning across GitHub Issues, Projects, and local work-item contracts.
coferlandia-release-publisher
Publishes exact Git commits as annotated tags and verified GitHub Releases.
coferlandia-config-devops
Operates standardized configuration CLIs through execute or guided control-tower modes.
software-development
Routes development tasks to analyst, developer, debugger, coding-agent, or code-reviewer roles in Git repositories.
local-ci
Executes repository-defined local qualification commands to produce candidate-bound READY_FOR_MERGE evidence.
local-release
Orchestrates repository release qualification, integration, and publication through a local execution surface.
the-architect
Maintains cross-project architecture memory and governs architecture gates, assessments, and reusable components.
Frequently Asked Questions About coferlandia
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using Coferlandia's skills?▼
Coferlandia skills cover release-readiness gating, repository version bumps, GitHub Release publication with annotated tags, local CI qualification, configuration contract generation, documentation archiving, architecture preflight with ADRs, and portfolio management via GitHub Issues and Projects.
Who are Coferlandia's skills designed for?▼
They target maintainers of agent-skill repositories, release engineers, and development teams who need deterministic release gates, CI qualification surfaces, configuration standardization, and durable project knowledge management across Git-based repositories.
What are the runtime requirements for Coferlandia skills?▼
Most skills require Python 3.11+, git, and read/write repository access. GitHub-backed operations need an authenticated GitHub CLI (gh); project-orchestrator additionally requires configured Codex or OpenCode execution providers, and signed tags need local Git signing configuration.
Are Coferlandia skills open source and what do they cost?▼
All 19 skills are licensed under Apache-2.0, making them free to use, modify, and redistribute. There is no licensing cost; the only requirements are the documented runtime dependencies such as Python 3.11+, git, and optional GitHub CLI authentication.
How do Coferlandia release skills handle safety boundaries?▼
The release-maintainer never commits, pushes, merges, tags, or publishes on its own; publication is delegated to coferlandia-release-publisher, which requires explicit GitHub token authorization. Local CI and local-release skills never fall back to GitHub-native qualification, enforcing strict execution-surface ownership.