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Zack Way

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@seiggy · Greensboro, NC

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Zack Way Sr. Cloud Software Architect @microsoft • Greensboro, NC

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To....NET & C# Engineer.. (35%)Aspire Cloud-Nativ.. (25%)Akka.NET Distribut.. (15%)Squad Multi-Agent .. (15%)

Agent Skills by Zack Way

Showing 78 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.

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session-recovery

Detect and resume interrupted Copilot CLI sessions by querying the session_store SQLite database.

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Intermediate
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agent-collaboration

Standardizes worktree awareness, decision recording, and cross-agent communication patterns for squad agents.

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Basic
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error-recovery

Applies retry, fallback, diagnosis, escalation, and degradation patterns to agent failures.

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Basic
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squad-conventions

Documents core coding conventions and patterns for the Squad CLI codebase.

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Basic
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secret-handling

Prevents agents from reading .env files and committing credentials to git history.

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Intermediate
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test-discipline

Enforces updating test assertions in the same commit as API or file changes.

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Basic
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playwright-cli

Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction.

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Intermediate
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aspireify

Wires an Aspire AppHost by scanning the repo, proposing a resource graph, and validating with aspire start.

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Advanced
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aspire-orchestration

Manages Aspire AppHost lifecycle and recovers from file locks, port conflicts, and orphaned processes.

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aspire-init

Scaffolds Aspire AppHost skeletons in repositories using aspire new or aspire init.

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Intermediate
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aspire-monitoring

Inspect Aspire app logs, traces, metrics, and resource state via the Aspire CLI.

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Intermediate
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architectural-proposals

Write structured architectural proposals with problem statements, decisions, risks, and scope definitions.

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Intermediate
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pr-review-response

Replies to GitHub PR review comment threads after fixes using gh CLI and GraphQL.

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Intermediate
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distributed-mesh

Configures git-based state synchronization for squads distributed across multiple machines.

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Intermediate
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ralph-two-pass-scan

Reduces GitHub API calls by filtering issue lists before selective hydration.

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Intermediate
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iterative-retrieval

Structures sub-agent spawning with a 3-cycle protocol, WHY context, and coordinator validation.

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Intermediate
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docs-standards

Enforces Microsoft Style Guide and Squad formatting conventions in documentation.

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Basic
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personal-squad

Configures user-level AI agents that persist across projects via a global squad directory.

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Basic
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reskill

Extracts shared patterns from agent charters and histories into reusable skills.

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Intermediate
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notification-routing

Route agent notifications to topic-based channels using CHANNEL tags and a provider-agnostic dispatcher.

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Intermediate
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client-compatibility

Detects Copilot platform and adapts agent spawning behavior for CLI, VS Code, and fallback surfaces.

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Intermediate
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e2e-template-testing

Validates coordinator and agent template changes through real end-to-end squad sessions.

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Advanced
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reflect

Extracts confidence-rated learning patterns from conversations to update agent history and team decisions.

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Intermediate
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project-conventions

Documents codebase conventions, patterns, and anti-patterns for agent guidance.

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Basic

Frequently Asked Questions About Zack Way

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What tasks can I accomplish with seiggy's skill registry?▼

You can scaffold and deploy .NET Aspire distributed apps, build Akka.NET clustered actor systems, apply modern C# concurrency and serialization patterns, run Playwright and Testcontainers integration tests, and coordinate multi-agent squads with git-based task queuing and session recovery.

Who is the target audience for these skills?▼

Senior .NET engineers, cloud software architects, and platform teams building cloud-native distributed systems. The squad-oriented skills also target teams running coordinated AI coding agents across repositories, machines, and multiple GitHub identities.

How do the Aspire skills work in practice?▼

The aspire router detects an AppHost and routes to sub-skills: aspire-init scaffolds greenfield or existing repos, aspireify wires resource graphs and ServiceDefaults with OpenTelemetry, aspire-orchestration manages start/stop lifecycle, and aspire-deployment publishes to Docker Compose, Kubernetes, Azure, or AWS.

Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼

Many skills carry an explicit MIT license, including error-recovery, iterative-retrieval, fact-checking, reflect, and the Aspire skill family authored by Microsoft. Others are extracted from team charters without stated licenses. All are free to use; no paid tier is indicated.

What prerequisites and dependencies are required?▼

Most skills require the .NET SDK, dotnet CLI, and NuGet. Aspire skills need the aspire CLI; deployment targets need Docker, kubectl, or Azure CLIs. Testing skills use xUnit, Playwright, and Testcontainers. Squad coordination skills require git, the gh CLI, and GitHub MCP server access.