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Summary

  • add a new skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow skill that guides LLM agents on KeepGPU architecture boundaries, interface parity, and validation workflow
  • add agents/openai.yaml metadata and a SkillCheck Free validation report under docs/skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow/
  • add a SkillCheck Passed badge to README.md

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  • skill content validated against SkillCheck Free rules (0 critical, 0 warnings)

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  • Documentation
    • Added a SkillCheck validation badge indicator to the project README.
    • Added a SkillCheck Free report summarizing validation results, strengths, and references.
    • Added comprehensive repository workflow documentation with prerequisites, installation options, command templates, troubleshooting, output format, and examples.
    • Added agent configuration metadata and a default prompt for the KeepGPU CLI skill.

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This pull request significantly enhances the development workflow for the KeepGPU repository by integrating a new skill designed to guide LLM agents. This skill provides structured instructions for implementing, testing, and documenting changes, ensuring consistency and adherence to architectural principles. The changes also include validation reports and a visible badge, promoting confidence in the quality and reliability of the automated guidance.

Highlights

  • New Skill Added: A new skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow skill has been introduced to guide LLM agents on KeepGPU architecture boundaries, interface parity, and validation workflows.
  • Skill Validation and Metadata: Metadata for agents/openai.yaml and a SkillCheck Free validation report have been added under docs/skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow/, confirming the skill meets quality standards.
  • README Update: A 'SkillCheck Passed' badge has been added to the README.md to visually indicate the validation status of the new skill.

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  • README.md
    • Added a 'SkillCheck Passed' badge to the list of project badges.
  • docs/skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow/skillcheck-free-report.md
    • Created a new file detailing the SkillCheck Free validation report for the keepgpu-repo-workflow skill, showing zero critical issues or warnings.
  • skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow/SKILL.md
    • Added a new skill definition file for keepgpu-repo-workflow, outlining prerequisites, repository map, implementation rules, validation order, output format, an example, and limitations for LLM agents.
  • skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow/agents/openai.yaml
    • Created a new YAML file containing display name, short description, and a default prompt for the KeepGPU Repo Workflow skill, specifically for OpenAI agents.
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Adds KeepGPU workflow documentation and metadata: a new SKILL.md, a SkillCheck Free report, an OpenAI agent YAML config, and a single-line README addition adding a "SkillCheck Passed" badge.

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README Badge Update
README.md
Inserted a "SkillCheck Passed" badge line after existing badge(s).
Workflow Documentation
skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow/SKILL.md, docs/skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow/skillcheck-free-report.md
Added comprehensive KeepGPU workflow documentation (SKILL.md) and a SkillCheck Free validation report (installation, CLI usage, command templates, troubleshooting, validation summary).
Agent Configuration
skills/keepgpu-repo-workflow/agents/openai.yaml
Added OpenAI agent metadata: display_name, short_description, and default_prompt for the KeepGPU CLI Operator skill.

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A badge, a skill, a little knack,
YAML tucked and guidance penned,
KeepGPU’s path now has a friend,
Hooray — this rabbit cheers the pack! 🎉

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This pull request introduces a new skill for the KeepGPU repository workflow, enhancing the project's documentation and providing clear guidelines for contributors. The changes include a new SKILL.md file outlining the workflow, a skillcheck-free-report.md detailing its validation, and an openai.yaml agent configuration. The additions are well-structured and contribute positively to the project's maintainability and clarity for future development.

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- Description includes activation triggers (8.3)
- Description includes negative triggers (8.7)
- Skill specifies output format with examples (8.4)
- Skill includes example section (8.1)
- Skill documents error handling or limitations (8.2)
- Skill uses structured instructions (8.5)
- Skill documents prerequisites (8.6)
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The "Strengths detected" section lists rule numbers (e.g., 8.3) without a brief explanation of what each rule signifies. To make this report more self-contained and immediately understandable for readers who may not have direct access to or familiarity with the skill-check/SKILL.md document, consider adding a concise description for each strength. This would improve the clarity and overall usefulness of the report as a standalone document.

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Preferred targeted test commands:

```bash
pytest tests/cuda_controller tests/global_controller tests/utilities/test_platform_manager.py
pytest tests -k threshold
pytest tests/mcp tests/utilities/test_gpu_info.py
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In the "Preferred targeted test commands" section, the pytest commands are listed sequentially within a single bash code block. If these commands are intended to be run as alternatives or distinct steps, presenting them as a markdown bulleted list, with each command in its own inline code block, would enhance clarity and make it easier for users to understand and execute them individually. For example:

  • pytest tests/cuda_controller tests/global_controller tests/utilities/test_platform_manager.py
  • pytest tests -k threshold
  • pytest tests/mcp tests/utilities/test_gpu_info.py
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Preferred targeted test commands:
```bash
pytest tests/cuda_controller tests/global_controller tests/utilities/test_platform_manager.py
pytest tests -k threshold
pytest tests/mcp tests/utilities/test_gpu_info.py
- `pytest tests/cuda_controller tests/global_controller tests/utilities/test_platform_manager.py`
- `pytest tests -k threshold`
- `pytest tests/mcp tests/utilities/test_gpu_info.py`

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@Wangmerlyn Wangmerlyn merged commit f52bcc0 into main Mar 4, 2026
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