What problem does it solve?
Running automated CI agents on the worktrunk repository requires project-specific knowledge that generic tend workflow skills lack: which checks are mandatory despite being non-required, how to classify CI failures, which test commands to run, and how to handle worktrunk's weekly maintenance tasks like MSRV bumps and CI pin updates.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Codecov Monitoring: Polls the mandatory
codecov/patch check after required CI passes, with instructions for investigating failures via the Codecov API or downloading cobertura.xml coverage artifacts.
- CI Failure Classification: Distinguishes transient infrastructure failures (rerun, no PR) from flaky tests and real regressions before opening
fix/ci-* PRs.
- Issue Triage Guidance: Leads with
wt -vv <command> diagnostic bundles, handles duplicates, suggests wt aliases for niche feature requests, and refuses unverifiable fixes.
- Weekly Maintenance: Covers MSRV/toolchain bumps, CI pin updates, statusline cache checks, LLM model name drift, and agent app integration surface scans.
- Use Case: A tend CI agent reviewing a worktrunk PR uses this skill to know it must wait for
codecov/patch, apply GitHub suggestions literally, and hold data-loss-surface changes for human review.
Quick Start
Use the running-tend skill to review this worktrunk pull request following the project's CI and review conventions.