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About this Skill

Ideal for Development Agents requiring automated branch validation and code formatting for Robot SF repositories. clean-up is a skill that automates the validation and cleaning of the current branch for the Robot SF repository, ensuring consistency and accuracy.

Features

Applies the dev guide workflow to the Robot SF repository
Runs Ruff format/fix to standardize code formatting
Executes parallel tests to ensure code validity
Verifies the working directory matches the Robot SF repo structure
Reads and applies guidance from docs/dev_guide.md and .github/copilot-instructions.md

# Core Topics

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Updated: 3/6/2026

Quality Score

Top 5%
26
Excellent
Based on code quality & docs
Installation
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> npx killer-skills add ll7/robot_sf_ll7/clean-up

Agent Capability Analysis

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Ideal Agent Persona

Ideal for Development Agents requiring automated branch validation and code formatting for Robot SF repositories.

Core Value

Empowers agents to automate branch validation by applying the dev guide workflow, running Ruff format/fix, and executing parallel tests, ensuring consistency and accuracy in Robot SF repositories using Ruff and parallel testing protocols.

Capabilities Granted for clean-up MCP Server

Automating branch validation for Robot SF repositories
Running Ruff format/fix for code consistency
Executing parallel tests for efficient validation

! Prerequisites & Limits

  • Requires Robot SF repository structure
  • Dependent on Ruff format/fix and parallel testing tools
  • Limited to validating branches according to the dev guide workflow
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Clean Up

Overview

Clean and validate the current branch for the Robot SF repo by applying the dev guide workflow, running Ruff format/fix, and running parallel tests.

Cleanup Workflow

  1. Confirm repo and guidance

    • Verify the working directory looks like the Robot SF repo (e.g., .git, docs/dev_guide.md, .specify/memory/constitution.md, and .github/copilot-instructions.md exist).
    • Read docs/dev_guide.md, .specify/memory/constitution.md, and .github/copilot-instructions.md to align with required rules.
  2. Ensure environment

    • If VIRTUAL_ENV is empty and .venv/bin/activate exists, run source .venv/bin/activate.
    • If .venv/bin/activate is missing, follow dev guide setup: uv sync --all-extras, source .venv/bin/activate, and uv run pre-commit install.
  3. Run formatting and fixes first

    • Use the shared script: scripts/dev/ruff_fix_format.sh
    • If Ruff reports issues, fix them and rerun until clean.
  4. Run tests in parallel

    • Use the shared script: scripts/dev/run_tests_parallel.sh
    • Default behavior is fail-fast + failed-first ordering: pytest -n auto -x --failed-first
    • Optional ordering toggle: scripts/dev/run_tests_parallel.sh --new-first
    • To disable fail-fast when you need a full failure set: scripts/dev/run_tests_parallel.sh --no-fast-fail
    • If tests fail, evaluate test value first (Constitution Principle XIII / dev guide testing strategy). Classify failures and decide whether to fix, defer, or ask for direction before removing or relaxing tests.
  5. Run diff-based quality gates and fix them.

    • Run changed-files coverage check: BASE_REF=origin/main scripts/dev/check_changed_coverage.sh
      • If you changed any test files, run these new tests locally.
    • Run touched-definition TODO docstring check: BASE_REF=origin/main scripts/dev/check_docstring_todos_diff.sh
  6. Report and follow-ups

    • Summarize commands run and results.
    • Note remaining failures, flaky tests, or follow-up tasks (for example, GUI tests if rendering changes were made, or CHANGELOG updates for user-facing changes).
  • Suggest commit batches and messages for any uncommited changes.

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