How I work

This repository collects practical knowledge about how I work, on my own and with agents. It may include notes, preferences, processes, and agent-readable guidance.

Agent skills are one format used here. They do not define the scope of the repository, and they do not have to target Codex.

Skills

• address-pull-request-feedback challenges pull-request comments, fixes each valid comment in its own commit, and replies to and resolves every thread.
• changing-aspire-apphosts keeps Aspire AppHosts focused on resource composition while resource-specific extensions own configuration and lifecycle behavior.
• committing-changes creates focused Git commits from authorized changes with deliberate staging and context-rich messages.
• debugging-ci investigates suspected CI flakes through root-cause delegation and preserves useful telemetry with controlled runtime cost for future debugging.
• opening-pull-requests opens ordinary or native stacked GitHub pull requests with accurate review boundaries, metadata, bases, and review state.
• writing-csharp guides every C# change toward explicit domain types, pure feature-local code, typed configuration, lazy streams, and measured performance choices.
• writing-documentation gives each concept one authoritative home and keeps current documentation free of duplicate, residual, negative-only, and change-sensitive explanations.