blockscout-rs
Structured task analysis, coding handoffs, and PR reviews
All Skills in This Repository (6)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorspr-description
Generate structured PR descriptions from task artifacts and implementation snapshots.
implementation-plan
Generate implementation-plan.md and coding-task.md from an approved task-analysis.
task-analysis
Analyzes a task or feature request against the current codebase to generate structured task.md and solution_N.md files.
research-scope
Clarify codebase topics through guided discussion and propose a research-note outline.
solution-review
Compare implemented code against task statements and generate review.md findings.
task-to-code
Apply prepared coding-task changes and run defined verification steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install blockscout-rs skills?โผ
Run `npx skills add blockscout/blockscout-rs --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills globally.
What do the blockscout-rs skills do?โผ
They guide your agent through structured engineering workflows: analyzing tasks, writing implementation plans, executing coding handoffs, reviewing solutions, and drafting PR descriptions and GitHub issues.
Do these skills work with Cursor and Codex?โผ
Yes. Each skill ships in Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex variants that all follow the same tool-agnostic memory-bank workflows.
What is the memory-bank in this repository?โผ
It is a set of markdown files holding project context, architecture notes, gotchas, and decision records that the agent reads and updates to stay aligned with the codebase.
Do I need Rust experience to use these skills?โผ
Basic familiarity helps, but the skills enforce step-by-step workflows with human confirmation points, so the agent handles most technical detail for you.
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