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You can decide and execute a Bazel migration, diagnose broken Bazel builds by symptom, publish JVM artifacts to Maven Central, triage Gradle and Maven dependency conflicts, plan documentation information architecture, stand up docs CI gates, and run cited language research programs that produce publishable quality rules.

They target build engineers, JVM maintainers, and developer-experience teams working with Bazel monorepos, Gradle or Maven releases, and repository documentation. Each skill encodes ordered procedures, gates, and exact commands rather than general advice, suiting engineers who own CI, releases, and docs quality.

bazel-adopt runs the go/no-go gate and staged migration covering MODULE.bazel, version pinning, and cache wiring. Once on Bazel, bazel-diagnose handles wrong builds by routing symptoms like cache misses, exit 39, or flaky tests to the measurement that identifies the root cause.

All seven skills are licensed Apache-2.0 and free to use, modify, and redistribute. The manifest lists no paid tiers or commercial restrictions, so teams can adopt the release runbooks, diagnosis procedures, and docs gates without licensing cost.

research-lang requires Python 3.11+ for its artifact validator in scripts/. Other skills assume the relevant toolchain context: Bazel 8.7.0 or 9.2.0 for diagnosis, Gradle or Maven for JVM release and dependency triage, and markdownlint, Vale, or lychee for documentation gates.