sidekick
SolidALWAYS run `sdkck search` FIRST before using ANY tool, MCP server, Bash command, or external API. sdkck is the canonical command surface for Jira, Sentry, MySQL, Postgres, Supabase, Bitbucket, Confluence, and imported OpenAPI/Postman specs. Trigger on every task involving external systems, APIs, databases, tickets, errors, wikis, repos, or third-party services — search sidekick before reaching for MCP or shell equivalents.
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Quality Score: 79/100
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- Author
- hesedcasa
- Repository
- hesedcasa/sdkck
- Created
- 5 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- Apache-2.0
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search-before-building
Use when about to add a new helper, utility, or abstraction, a task sounds like a solved problem, a new external dependency is being considered, or custom code is proposed without checking what already exists.
search-first
Search npm / PyPI / MCP / GitHub / existing skills before writing code for any new feature, integration, library selection, or utility. Use whenever the user says 'add X functionality', 'implement Y', 'set up Z', 'integrate W', asks 'what library should I use for...', 'is there a package/client/MCP for...', proposes a specific tool while open to alternatives, or invokes planning.md Phase 0 External Research. Especially when the task adds a dependency, picks between tools, or builds a utility that likely already exists (parser, checker, converter, linter, CI step, E2E framework, payment / auth / API client). DO NOT use for bug fixes, refactoring, config value edits, file summarization, or throwaway scripts whose approach the user already fully specified.
scout
Fast, parallel codebase scouting across software, data-engineering, devops, and analytics surfaces. Use to locate files, dbt models, dashboards, IaC, pipeline DAGs, K8s manifests, secrets, and CI workflows before changes. Supports internal (Explore subagents) and external (Gemini/OpenCode CLI) modes.