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Browse published AI skills maintained by ahupp. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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run-cpython-tests

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Run the CPython regression test suite in this repo via scripts/run_cpython_tests.sh with parallel execution, enforce a per-test timeout, capture output to cpython_full_test_run.log, and summarize failures from...

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fix-test-case

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Fix a specific failing test case in this repo by identifying the root cause, adding a minimal repro under tests/, explaining the cause, applying a targeted fix, re-running the test, and reporting any new failur...

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python-monitoring-trace

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Use when you need a detailed execution trace of a Python script using sys.monitoring, including logging every operation with include/exclude event controls.

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python-debug

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Use when you need to inspect detailed execution flow of a Python program, stepping through functions and inspecting variable contents with pdb. Triggers include requests to debug Python scripts, trace execution...

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summarize-cpython-failures

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Summarize CPython test failures from cpython_full_test_run.log (and cpython_full_test_run_summary.txt if present), compute passed/total counts for test files and test cases, and group failures by likely root ca...

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submit-pr

ahupp

Create and submit a GitHub pull request from a fork to the upstream source repo. Use when asked to open or submit a PR for the current branch or recent changes.

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commit-message

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Commit staged or unstaged git changes with a clear, informative message (subject + body). Use when asked to commit work, finalize edits, or generate a commit message after changes are made.

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