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Patagonia Workflows

License: Unlicense Version

Centralized workflows to standardize common tasks across projects (planning, implementation, docs, security, deployments, schema discovery, etc.). Use these via slash-commands in your IDE assistant.

How to use

  • Run a workflow: type its slash-command in chat, optionally with a target file/path.
    • Example: /generate-readme to generate or update the project README
    • Example: /schema to detect the framework and persist a schema snapshot
  • Language handling is defined only in Step 0 of each workflow. Default to Spanish unless the input is clearly English.

Repository structure

  • CHANGELOG.md — changelog
  • LICENSE.md — license
  • README.md — this file
  • VERSION — version file
  • Workflow specs (Markdown) at repo root:
    • backlog.md, cxone.md, docs.md, ELI5.md, epic.md, error-continue.md, feature.md, gcloud.md, generate-changelog.md, generate-readme.md, git-status.md, implement.md, initialize.md, memory.md, memento.md, no-continue.md, project.md, rate-request.md, release.md, remember.md, rules.md, schema.md, template.md, terraform.md, tsc-fix.md, vercel.md

Workflow index (slash-commands)

  • /ELI5 — Explain concepts simply
  • /backlog — Create backlog epics/features with priorities
  • /generate-changelog — Generate changelog from git history
  • /cxone — Run Checkmarx One CLI security analysis
  • /docs — Retrieve and summarize technology documentation
  • /epic — Create high-level epics from goals
  • /error-continue — Continue after an IDE/tooling error with guardrails
  • /feature — Draft a focused feature spec
  • /gcloud — Execute Google Cloud CLI actions per instructions
  • /git-status — Inspect repo status and pending changes
  • /implement — Start implementing based on a plan or open text
  • /initialize — Initialize projects across any language/framework using official tooling
  • /memory — Create/update/delete persistent assistant memories
  • /memento — Reset the current conversation reasoning context
  • /no-continue — Pause execution until explicit confirmation
  • /project — Plan multi-feature projects with milestones
  • /rate-request — Assess clarity and completeness of a request
  • /generate-readme — Generate or update README.md for the project
  • /release — Prepare releases using Semantic Versioning
  • /remember — Persist durable instructions across the workspace
  • /rules — AI-Optimized Pure Coding Rules reference
  • /schema — Detect framework, locate schema/migrations, extract and persist a compact schema snapshot
  • /template — Boilerplate workflow template for new workflows
  • /terraform — Generate Terraform IaC from project analysis
  • /tsc-fix — Fix TypeScript compiler errors automatically
  • /vercel — Deploy/manage apps with Vercel CLI

Contributing a new workflow

  • Start from template.md and adjust:
    • Frontmatter description succinctly explains the workflow.
    • Add a domain-specific “⚠️ CRITICAL AI EXECUTION RULES” section.
    • Steps: put all language handling in Step 0 only. Keep steps actionable and bounded.
  • Save as <name>.md and reference the filename as the slash-command.

Notes

  • These workflows are workspace-agnostic but can store context using the Memory Workflow, scoped to the current workspace corpus.

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