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• .claudedirectoryvia claude-code
• .agents/skills/tix/SKILL.mdvia unspecified

  ---
  name: tix
  description: "Edit Tix-managed commits and repair CI failures while preserving review state. Use for travel, amendments, Git-style fixups, new commits, rewording, and `tix rebase-update [FILE]` in this repository."
  ---
  
  # Tix
  
  Use Tix for history mutations and Git for inspection and staging. User instructions control scope, signing, QA, and pushing; this skill grants no additional authorization.
  
  ## Inspect and Choose
  
  Read `git status --porcelain=v1 --branch` and `tix show`. Record the starti

• .agents/skills/tix-qa-sweep/SKILL.mdvia unspecified

  ---
  name: tix-qa-sweep
  description: "Visit every visible commit without a checks-pass mark in a clean Tix-managed stack or tree, oldest first, and repair failures from a user-selected fast or thorough QA profile. Use when asked to validate, sweep, or fix every unchecked Tix commit with the repository's QA runner or usual project checks, preserving reviewed patches through the shared Tix workflow."
  ---
  
  # Tix QA Sweep
  
  Repair every visible non-base commit whose tree is not already marked `✔️`, without sq

• .agentsdirectoryvia unspecified
• .agentsdirectoryvia unspecified
• .agentsdirectoryvia unspecified
• AGENTS.mdvia agents-md

  # Copilot Instructions for Gitoxide
  
  This repository contains `gitoxide` - a pure Rust implementation of Git. This document provides guidance for GitHub Copilot when working with this codebase.
  
  ## Project Overview
  
  - **Language**: Rust (MSRV documented in gix/Cargo.toml)
  - **Structure**: Cargo workspace with multiple crates (gix-\*, gitoxide-core, etc.)
  - **Main crates**: `gix` (library entrypoint), `gitoxide` binary (CLI tools: `gix` and `ein`)
  - **Purpose**: Provide a high-performance, safe Git implement

• gix-tix/AGENTS.mdvia agents-md

  # gix-tix invariants
  
  ## Compatibility
  
  - Tix is experimental. Implement requested command-line and behavioral changes
    without compatibility aliases or migration shims unless compatibility is
    explicitly requested.
  
  ## Behavioral specification
  
  - Keep `spec.md` synchronized with every user-visible, lifecycle, performance,
    or resource-ownership change to tix. Update the specification and its
    regression coverage in the same semantic patch as the implementation.
  
  ## Command output
  
  - Write warnings, dia

• gix-date/agents.mdvia agents-md

  # `gix-date` guidance
  
  Parser fixes and improvements do not constitute breaking changes, even when they
  change which inputs are accepted or how inputs are interpreted. Do not mark these
  changes as breaking in commit messages or changelog entries.
  

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