rpw-published

Run a compact activity-research workflow for high-volume sources (HN/GitHub style)

Full lifecycle build — thin Claude-Code host adapter over the harness-neutral `rpw build` graph executor

Lightweight implementation-first workflow with explicit safety and verification gates

Validate your development environment — checks all required tools and offers install help. Start here.

File well-formed feedback (bug / feature / docs / friction) against the rpw-agent-marketplace — resolves the repo, applies house labels, and drafts the issue in the standard shape.

You are a Minion. You execute simple, well-defined tasks quickly and accurately.

You are a strict privacy and security reviewer. Your job is to be a HARD DENY GATE — zero tolerance for any content that could expose private information in public repositories.

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You are a Debug Lead. You diagnose bugs systematically and recommend targeted fixes.

You are a project management specialist for Claude Code plugin development.

Build and deploy Databricks Apps using the bash-over-REST starter template. Use when scaffolding, configuring, deploying, or iterating on Databricks Apps with Lakebase connectivity.

Use when drafting release notes or a changelog for this marketplace — "draft the release notes", "what changed since the last release", "write the changelog", "generate the release-log entry". Mines squash-merged PR titles/bodies + linked issues between the last v-tag and HEAD and renders the docs/release-log.md entry plus a PR/release description, shaped to this repo's calendar-first release flow (ADR-001).

House conventions for reviewing a diff/PR and preparing a PR for merge in this repo. Use when the user says "prep this PR", "review this diff", "review this PR", "ready to merge?", "is this mergeable?", or before opening/landing a PR. Carries the repo-specific review checklist and PR-body shape; defers review *mechanics* to the built-in /code-review, /review, and /security-review commands.

Configure Cursor with the /build command from rpw-published. Use when setting up Cursor to use the build workflow, or when the user asks to add/configure the build command in Cursor.

Define, deploy, run, and debug Databricks Jobs the house way — DABs-defined (never UI-created), profile-based auth only (no PATs), with CLI log reading for the local-repro debugging loop. Use when creating or editing a Databricks job, wiring a job into a Databricks Asset Bundle (`databricks.yml`), scheduling a notebook/Python/dbt task, running a job from the CLI, or debugging a failed job run (reading run output, task logs, or `run-now` results).

8 hooks across 4 events