Stefan Rusek
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Stefan Rusek publishes skills for orchestrating isolated sub-agent subprocesses, ticket-tracker operations, and gate verification in dark-harness development environments.
Agent Skills by Stefan Rusek
Showing 4 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
stefanrusekgate-check
Dispatches a sub-agent to run quality gates and verify acceptance-criteria test coverage for a ticket worktree.
stefanrusekspile-ops
Automates ticket creation, status transitions, and view regeneration for a Spile-based markdown ticket tracker.
stefanrusekforked-subagent
Dispatch Claude sub-agents as OS subprocesses scoped to dedicated git worktrees.
stefanrusekcli-tools
Provides operational reference for git, gh, pnpm, kubectl, jq, and other CLI tools used in agent sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Stefan Rusek
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Stefan Rusek's skills?▼
You can dispatch isolated sub-agent subprocesses scoped to git worktrees, run strict gate verification (typecheck/lint/test:coverage/e2e) on finished tickets, mint and transition Spile tracker tickets, regenerate tracker views, and reference domain-specific commands for git, gh, pnpm, tilt, kubectl, jq, doppler, playwright, and curl.
Who should use these skills?▼
Engineers coordinating multi-agent development in the dark-harness/dark-factory environment benefit most — specifically coordinators who need verified quality gates before closing tickets, filesystem-enforced isolation for file-writing sub-agents, and mechanical ticket-tracker operations instead of hand-editing markdown files.
When should I use forked-subagent instead of the in-process Agent tool?▼
Use forked-subagent whenever a sub-agent will write files and you want filesystem-enforced isolation via a dedicated git worktree. For read-only research, quick lookups, or tasks without file writes, the in-process Agent tool remains lower-overhead with no subprocess spin-up or worktree bookkeeping.
What does the gate-check skill verify before a ticket closes?▼
Gate-check fetches the ticket, runs the real CLAUDE.md §5 gate commands (typecheck, lint, test:coverage, e2e), verifies CLAUDE.md §9 acceptance-criteria map to test coverage, reports a pass/fail verdict, and moves the ticket to verifying with a dated Notes entry.
What command-line domains does the cli-tools reference cover?▼
It covers git version control, GitHub PRs/CI via gh, pnpm-managed JS/TS projects, Tilt dev environments, Kubernetes clusters via kubectl, JSON shaping with jq, Doppler secrets, npx/playwright browser runs, and curl HTTP requests. Generic POSIX commands like grep, sed, and find are explicitly not covered.