/release-candidate-prep
Prepare a local Python SDK release candidate in a dedicated worktree. Use only when explicitly invoked with a version.
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Prepare a local Python SDK release candidate in a dedicated worktree. Use only when explicitly invoked with a version.
Assess a Python SDK release candidate or release plan against the previous release and recommend ship or block.
Run the required final formatting, lint, type, and test checks after eligible SDK changes pass review.
Assess a GitHub issue or PR for demonstrated need, supported alternatives, correctness, and maintainer action. Desk review only.
Audit or update English SDK documentation against the requested implementation scope.
Review completed implementation changes before final verification. Use when repository policy requires independent review or the user explicitly requests it.
Carry implementation through an isolated worktree and local handoff. Use only when this skill is explicitly invoked.
Choose supported scope and compatibility boundaries for SDK behavior changes; revisit when feedback changes the design.
Retrieve authoritative OpenAI API and platform documentation when an integration or claim needs current external evidence.
Prepare the required local PR title, description, and branch suggestion after eligible implementation work is complete.
Plan controlled runtime probes when explicitly invoked; execute only after the required probe approval.
Audit or fix sensitive-data exposure in Python SDK diagnostics, exceptions, logging, and telemetry.
Measure Python SDK coverage or address measured coverage gaps. Use for coverage audits and metric regressions, not routine test additions.
Build a concise prior authorization packet from local case files and payer policy docs.
Fix the tiny credit-note formatting bug and rerun the exact targeted test command.
Use when the task requires capturing or automating a real browser from the terminal.
Analyze CSV files in /mnt/data and return concise numeric summaries.
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