Tyrizx
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Tyrizx brings a fully offline, Android‑optimized code editor based on OpenVSCode Server experience on mobile.
Agent Skills by Tyrizx
Showing 63 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Tyrizxlaunch
Launch Code OSS builds with isolated profiles and unique debug ports for Playwright automation and dap-cli debugging.
Tyrizxgithub-copilot-upgrader
Upgrades the @github/copilot npm package and resolves resulting compilation and test failures.
Tyrizxinit
Generate or update agent instruction files and chat customizations for AI coding agents.
Tyrizxagent-customization
Create and troubleshoot VS Code Copilot customization files including instructions, prompts, agents, hooks, and skills.
Tyrizxtroubleshoot
Diagnose unexpected chat agent behavior by analyzing Copilot debug JSONL logs.
Tyrizxproject-setup-info-local
Scaffolds complete project structures for VS Code extensions, Next.js, Vite, MCP servers, and Python projects.
Tyrizxcreate-prompt
Creates reusable .prompt.md files for repeatable AI assistant tasks.
Tyrizxproject-setup-info-context7
Scaffolds complete project structures in VS Code workspaces using context7 library documentation.
Tyrizxcreate-skill
Creates reusable SKILL.md files that package workflows into discoverable skills.
Tyrizxinstall-vscode-extension
Installs VS Code extensions by extension ID using the workbench command.
Tyrizxcreate-instructions
Create .instructions.md files that codify project rules and coding conventions.
Tyrizxcreate-agent
Creates custom .agent.md agent definition files for specialized jobs.
Tyrizxchronicle
Analyze Copilot session history to generate standup reports, usage tips, and session search results.
Tyrizxget-search-view-results
Retrieve current search results from the VS Code Search view.
Tyrizxcreate-hook
Creates JSON hook files that enforce policies or automate agent lifecycle events.
Tyrizxcode-oss-logs
Locate and read timestamped process logs from Code OSS dev builds.
Tyrizxchat-customizations-editor
Guides development and testing of the VS Code Chat Customizations management editor.
Tyrizxpolicy-and-managed-settings
Route enterprise Copilot and VS Code controls to the correct policy implementation channel.
Tyrizxmemory-leak-audit
Audit TypeScript code for memory leaks and disposable lifecycle issues.
Tyrizxcomponent-fixtures
Creates and updates component fixtures for screenshot testing of VS Code UI components.
Tyrizxauthor-contributions
Identifies all files an author contributed to on a branch, tracing contributions through git renames.
Tyrizxsymbolicate-crash-dump
Symbolicate native VS Code crash dumps into readable backtraces using electron-minidump.
Tyrizxazure-pipelines
Queue, monitor, and cancel Azure DevOps pipeline builds for VS Code validation.
Tyrizxfix-ci-failures
Diagnose and fix failing CI checks on GitHub pull requests using the gh CLI.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tyrizx
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using Tyrizx's skills?▼
You can develop and debug VS Code itself: launch isolated Code OSS instances, run unit/integration/smoke tests, fix CI failures, symbolicate crash dumps, analyze heap snapshots and CPU profiles, create agent customization files (.agent.md, .instructions.md, SKILL.md), manage git sessions, and open draft pull requests.
Who are Tyrizx's skills designed for?▼
They target VS Code core contributors and extension engineers working in the microsoft/vscode repository. Personas include workbench UI developers, agent host engineers, performance investigators, and maintainers handling Azure DevOps pipelines, flaky smoke tests, and error telemetry.
How do I run and debug VS Code from sources with these skills?▼
Use the launch skill to start Code OSS with a throwaway profile and unique debug ports, then drive the workbench via @playwright/cli while attaching a Node debugger through dap-cli. The code-oss-logs skill locates timestamped main, renderer, and extension host logs for diagnosis.
What prerequisites and dependencies do these skills require?▼
Most skills assume a local microsoft/vscode checkout. Specific requirements include the gh CLI for CI failure fixing, Azure CLI for flaky smoke-test artifacts, macOS or Linux for crash dump symbolication, and @playwright/cli for UI scenario validation and screenshot capture.
Do these skills cover testing and performance validation?▼
Yes. Dedicated skills cover unit tests, integration tests, smoke tests, agent-host E2E tests with record/replay fixtures, chat performance benchmarks, memory leak audits, heap snapshot comparison, and CPU profile analysis, including flaky-test diagnosis via the Azure DevOps pipeline.