Tschallacka
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Agent Skills by Tschallacka
Showing 16 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
git-merge-resolving
Resolve git merge conflicts by reconstructing each side's intent and verifying the merged tree.
chat
Operates an IRC-over-TLS message bus for cross-session agent communication.
brainstorm
Shapes under-specified ideas into a recorded brainstorm.md document before planning or implementation.
planning
Creates durable, resumable multi-step plans as Markdown files with goals, work units, and progress trackers.
www
Halts thrashing agent behavior and enforces a three-question diagnostic gate before work continues.
todo
Manages a persistent nested task queue in a single TODO.json file via a prebuilt binary.
interactive-shell
Drive full-screen terminal programs through a PTY wrapper with screen observation and structured input.
resource-limited-testing
Runs test suites, builds, and browser automation under memory and CPU caps on Linux and macOS.
ci-failures
Extract failure-identifying lines from failing GitHub Actions runs and GitLab pipelines.
merge-request-etiquette
Writes merge request descriptions with a TLDR, fix summary, and squashed branch workflow.
text-etiquette
Enforces a clipped, facts-first prose register for agent chat, dev talk, and thinking.
ai-text-editor
Inspect, search, navigate, and edit text or raw-byte files through a revision-guarded server protocol.
post-implementation-review
Reviews completed implementations through three agent passes to produce concrete proposed fixes.
bug-report
Records defects with reproduction, mechanism, and verified fixes in a JSON register.
git-worktrees
Manages parallel git worktrees for concurrent agents, isolated verification runs, and ordered branch merges.
project-specificies
Records confirmed project-specific deviations in per-project Markdown notes for future agent sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tschallacka
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Tschallacka's skills?▼
You can resolve Git merge and rebase conflicts, manage parallel worktrees, diagnose failing CI pipelines, write merge request descriptions, drive interactive terminal programs via PTY, run resource-capped tests, coordinate agents over IRC-over-TLS chat, and persist todos and bug reports in JSON files.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target developers and autonomous coding agents working in Git repositories who need durable planning files, resumable task tracking, structured defect records, and disciplined pre- and post-implementation review across sessions, restarts, and handoffs.
How do the planning and tracking skills work in practice?▼
The todo and bug-report skills store tasks and defects in single JSON files managed via the `todo` and `bugs` commands, surviving restarts and compaction. The planning skill produces resumable documents with ordered goals, verification steps, progress trackers, and handoff notes.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Skills assume a Git repository context, with some requiring CI pipelines for failure diagnosis. The chat skill needs a Rust server and client with TLS and optional MCP bridge; interactive-shell requires PTY support and a Unix socket; resource-limited-testing requires OS-level resource capping.
When should I use the brainstorm and www skills?▼
Use brainstorm when a request is under-specified and could branch in materially different directions, to settle scope before planning. Use www as a stop brake when thrashing—retrying failing commands or guessing at unmeasured causes—or when the human types 'www'.