A small, project-agnostic suite of agent skills that ensure shipped code is properly reviewed, improved, and proven — the verification & evidence gap that off-the-shelf skills don't cover. Generation chores (code review summaries, commit messages, READMEs, changelogs) are already commodified; the durable, under-served value is making sure what ships is correct and showing that it is. These skills encode that discipline.
Why this focus? Across the 2026 surveys, AI-generated changes still fail after passing QA, the majority need intervention, and most developers don't trust AI code without manual review. The bottleneck is verification, not generation.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| evidence-bundle | Turn a Playwright/E2E run into a structured, shareable proof — screenshots + MP4 + a narrated report — and draft the PR/Slack surfaces. Deterministic bundler script + LLM narrative. |
| meaningful-test-coverage | Design + adversarially verify no-theater tests at the right level per layer; prove each guard would fail on the old code. Multi-agent workflow. |
| simplicity-review | Review a change for over-engineering — speculative generality, gold-plating, dead code, needless indirection — and propose the simplest version that still meets the spec. The mirror of meaningful-test-coverage. |
| spec-code-alignment | Verify spec/design artifacts match the shipped code, catalog drift, remediate the lagging side — grounded in the code as source of truth. |
| cross-repo-companion-pr | Manage a change spanning a primary repo + a companion config/distro repo as paired, backward-compatible, cross-linked PRs. |
| commit-pr-hygiene | Team-specific commit/PR rules: format cold (defeat stale caches), timeless code comments, conventional trailer-clean messages, draft-before-posting. |
Each skill is a directory under skills/<name>/ with a SKILL.md (the agent-facing
instructions) and, where useful, a scripts/ helper or a workflow.template.js.
skills/<name>/
SKILL.md # YAML frontmatter (name, description) + the procedure
scripts/*.mjs # optional deterministic helper(s)
workflow.template.js # optional multi-agent workflow template
As a submodule (recommended for a host repo with an existing skill installer):
git submodule add https://github.com/DIGI-UW/code-qa tools/code-qa
Then point your installer's skill-scan at tools/code-qa/skills (for
OpenELIS-Global-2, scripts/install-agent-skills.py already scans skill roots — add
this path to packaged_skills_roots).
Generic (copy into a host's .claude/skills/):
node install.mjs --target /path/to/host-repo
evidence-bundle:ffmpeg(webm→mp4) andzipon PATH.- The workflow-based skills assume an agent runtime with a
Workflow/subagent tool.
MIT — see LICENSE.