Greg Slepak
Community@taoeffect · Bay Area
Greg Slepak maintains registry skills for Git diff review, structured Markdown reports, and phrase-triggered task initiation for developer repositories.
Agent Skills by Greg Slepak
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Frequently Asked Questions About Greg Slepak
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific capabilities do taoeffect's registry skills provide?▼
They cover two declared behaviors: code-review analyzes Git diffs and generates a structured Markdown review report, while tasks responds to 'Begin task: <task name>' by reading that skill first. The manifest defines no broader features beyond these triggers and outputs.
Who is the intended user for these skills?▼
Developers and maintainers working with Git changes are the clearest audience, especially anyone needing repeatable Markdown review output. The tasks skill also serves users who start named work items through a fixed conversational phrase rather than manual selection.
How are the skills invoked during runtime?▼
code-review runs when Git diff input needs review and returns Markdown. tasks is activated by the exact pattern 'Begin task: <task name>'; after that phrase appears, the registry should read the tasks skill and follow its instructions before continuing.
Are license, pricing, or installation steps declared?▼
No license, price, dependency list, or install procedure is stated in the supplied manifest. The only confirmed requirements are access to a Git diff for code-review and use of the literal 'Begin task: <task name>' phrase for tasks.