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• .claude/skills/release-notes-questarr/SKILL.mdvia unspecified

  ---
  name: release-notes
  description: Generate formatted release notes from git commits since the last tag and prepend them to CHANGELOG.md
  disable-model-invocation: false
  ---
  
  1. Run `git log $(git describe --tags --abbrev=0)..HEAD --oneline --no-merges` to get commits since the last tag.
  2. Determine the new version from the current `release/*` branch name (e.g. `release/1.3.0` → `1.3.0`).
  3. Get today's date in `YYYY-MM-DD` format.
  4. Group commits by type using these categories (skip merge commits and 

• .claude/skills/investigate-issue/SKILL.mdvia unspecified

  ---
  name: investigate-issue
  description: Investigate a Questarr GitHub issue by pulling the linked log entry from the private Doezer/Questarr-logs repo and cross-referencing it against the codebase
  disable-model-invocation: false
  ---
  
  # Investigate a Questarr issue
  
  Questarr users can submit scrubbed server logs from the in-app "Send Logs" dialog
  (`client/src/pages/logs.tsx`). Submission creates an issue in the **private**
  `Doezer/Questarr-logs` repo, and the public issue the user files in `Doezer/Questarr`

• .claude/skills/db-dialect-parity/SKILL.mdvia unspecified

  ---
  name: db-dialect-parity
  description: Keep the SQLite and Postgres schemas in sync when changing anything database-related in Questarr. Use when adding, removing or altering a column or table in shared/schema.ts, writing or editing queries in server/storage.ts, generating migrations, or touching server/db.ts — any change that reaches the database must work on both dialects.
  disable-model-invocation: false
  ---
  
  Questarr ships SQLite as the default backend and supports Postgres as an opt-in
  alternative. 

• .claude/skills/cve-report/SKILL.mdvia unspecified

  ---
  name: cve-report
  description: Report which CVEs were fixed in each Questarr release by diffing package-lock.json across version tags and checking OSV.dev
  disable-model-invocation: false
  ---
  
  1. If the user asked about the full release history, run `node scripts/cve-report.mjs` (no args) — it walks every consecutive `v*` tag boundary plus the unreleased range from the latest tag to `HEAD`, diffing resolved `package-lock.json` versions (direct and transitive) and checking OSV.dev for CVEs fixed by each 

• .claude/skills/cwe-report/SKILL.mdvia unspecified

  ---
  name: cwe-report
  description: Report which CWEs (weakness categories) were addressed in each Questarr release by diffing package-lock.json across version tags and checking OSV.dev
  disable-model-invocation: false
  ---
  
  1. If the user asked about the full release history, run `node scripts/cwe-report.mjs` (no args) — it walks every consecutive `v*` tag boundary plus the unreleased range from the latest tag to `HEAD`, diffing resolved `package-lock.json` versions (direct and transitive) and checking OSV.d

• .julesdirectoryvia jules
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• CLAUDE.mdvia claude-code

  # CLAUDE.md
  
  This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
  
  ## Session Memory Protocol
  
  **At the start of every session**, read the files in `/memory/` to restore context:
  
  - `memory/user.md` — who the user is, their background and working style
  - `memory/preferences.md` — coding and workflow preferences for this project
  - `memory/decisions.md` — past architectural and technical decisions
  - `memory/people.md` — collaborators and stakeholders
  
  

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• AGENTS.mdvia agents-md

  <!-- headroom:rtk-instructions -->
  
  # RTK (Rust Token Killer) - Token-Optimized Commands
  
  When running shell commands, **always prefix with `rtk`**. This reduces context
  usage by 60-90% with zero behavior change. If rtk has no filter for a command,
  it passes through unchanged � so it is always safe to use.
  
  ## Key Commands
  
  ```bash
  # Git (59-80% savings)
  rtk git status          rtk git diff            rtk git log
  
  # Files & Search (60-75% savings)
  rtk ls <path>           rtk read <file>         rtk grep <

• .github/copilot-instructions.mdvia github-copilot

  # GitHub Copilot Instructions for Questarr
  
  ## Project Overview
  
  Questarr is a video game management application inspired by the \*Arr ecosystem (Sonarr, Radarr) and Steam's library view. Users discover, track, and download games via automated indexer search and download client integration. The application features a clean, dark-themed interface focused on visual game covers and efficient browsing.
  
  ## Technology Stack
  
  ### Frontend
  
  - **Framework**: React 18 with TypeScript
  - **Build Tool**: Vite 5
  - **Rou

• .github/instructionsdirectoryvia github-copilot
• .github/hooksdirectoryvia github-copilot

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