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victorhqc

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Native macOS menu bar app for tracking AI usage, quotas, token budgets, and spending across providers.

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AI & Automation Listed

pr-description

Write or fill in the body of a pull request in this repo — the Summary, Why, What changed, and Notes for review sections. Use this whenever the user asks to "write a PR description", "describe the changes", "summarize the branch or diff", "fill in the PR body", or otherwise wants prose explaining what a branch changes and why. Covers how to inspect the branch diff against main, how to summarize it in plain English (short sentences, simple words, no jargon, no marketing), and the exact template to follow.

3 Updated 2 days ago
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release-notes

Write the body text for a GitHub release in this repo — the Overview, Features, Bug Fixes, and full Changes list. Use this whenever the user asks to "write release notes", "draft the release text", "summarize what's in the release", or wants prose for a new GitHub release. Covers how to find the last release tag, list the commits and merged PRs on main since that tag, read the diffs and PR descriptions, and turn them into plain-English release notes.

3 Updated 2 days ago
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writing-code

Write or change production code in this repo — the coding standards, the validation gate, and the self-review checklist. Use this whenever you implement a spec item, add or edit Swift in Sources/, add a dependency, or are about to hand a code change back to the user. Covers naming, guard clauses, side-effect boundaries, DRY, idiomatic Swift, commenting rules (incl. MLA spec citations in comments), the validation gate, and what to re-check before notifying the user.

3 Updated 2 days ago
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AI & Automation Listed

writing-specs

Write or edit a spec in ./specs/ for this repo — the Spec-First protocol. Covers where a spec lives (specs/<topic>/NN-short-description.md), the outline template (Objective, Context, Acceptance Criteria, Plan, Risks), and the MANDATORY MLA in-text citation format — (topic NN) — for referring to other specs. Use this whenever you create, author, extend, or revise any spec/outline/acceptance-criteria file, or need to cross-reference one spec from another.

3 Updated 2 days ago
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