
产品无关的 Linear 工作流,用于创建、更新、检查和讨论产品 issue、元数据、状态、范围、确认事项和长期产品文档同步。
Approval-gated, plan-first workflow for larger code changes. Use when the user asks to build a new capability or make a non-trivial change that touches multiple files, crosses module boundaries, or involves architectural decisions. Do NOT use for bug fixes, one-line tweaks, dependency bumps, or small config changes. The workflow is: clarify intent, get user approval, write a rich plan with interface stubs and checklist, get user approval again, implement with progress logging, run a gap audit, and record tweaks.
Govern inline documentation coverage and comment quality in repo-owned source files. Use when Codex needs to audit or fix file headers, type docs, function or method contract docs, non-obvious inline comments, generated-file exclusions, or repo documentation rules for TypeScript, JavaScript, and Swift projects, including setting up a reusable docs/rules policy in a project-agnostic way.
Measure and safely clean reclaimable macOS developer storage, including Xcode, simulator, CoreDevice, rebuildable project artifacts, Docker or OrbStack, VS Code, app cache, WeChat media, and Time Machine local snapshots.
One-sentence summary of what this skill helps an agent do and when it should be used.
Use when work should be tracked and executed through GitHub Issues instead of repo-local todo files. Helps agents adopt a repo's existing issue templates, labels, and project conventions when present, or fall back to a portable seed plus execution workflow when they are missing.
Define, audit, and migrate module boundary manifests for codebases that need explicit ownership and dependency rules. Use when Codex is creating a new module, adding a new nested layer, moving code across layers, changing a module's public entrypoints, checking an existing repo's boundary health, or replacing weaker boundary docs and conventions with a canonical manifest-based system.
Bump version/build number, archive an Xcode project, upload to App Store Connect, then tag and push the release in git. Use when a user wants to release an iOS or macOS app to the App Store — tasks like "archive and upload to ASC", "bump version and release", "release version 2.1.0 build 42", "release from git tag", or "retry a failed upload".