osdu

Clone OSDU GitLab repositories to the local workspace with optional worktree layout.

Prime understanding of the OSDU workspace -- discover cloned repos, available tools, plugin capabilities, and current context. Quick, low-token overview.

Run QA tests, analyze failures, compare environments, or generate QA reports for OSDU platform services.

Ship local changes -- review, commit, push, and create a merge/pull request.

Execute build and test commands for OSDU Maven projects and return structured summaries. Use proactively when the user asks to build, compile, or run Maven verify on an OSDU service. Not for test execution against live environments (use qa-runner) or code analysis.

Orchestrator for OSDU (Open Subsurface Data Universe) platform operations including CI/CD pipelines, test reliability, contributions, GitLab operations, and live platform access. Use proactively for queries about pipeline status, test pass rates, flaky tests, open MRs, contributor rankings, OSDU service metrics, or live platform data (records, schemas, entitlements). Not for cimpl-azure IaC work -- that belongs to the cimpl agent.

Analyze OSDU test failures and identify root causes with deep OSDU platform expertise. Use proactively when tests have failed and need diagnosis, when investigating service issues, or when the user asks why tests are failing. Not for running tests (use qa-runner) or comparing environments (use qa-comparator).

Compare OSDU test results across multiple environments to identify regressions and improvements. Use proactively when validating feature branches, comparing staging to production, detecting regressions, or when the user asks to diff or compare environments. Not for running tests (use qa-runner) or analyzing individual failures (use qa-analyzer).

Generate professional QA reports from OSDU test results in HTML and Markdown formats. Use proactively after tests have been run to create dashboards, reports, or executive summaries. Not for running tests (use qa-runner) or analyzing failures (use qa-analyzer).

Run Java acceptance or integration tests from an OSDU service repository against a live deployed environment. Resolves environment configuration, auth credentials, and SSL truststore automatically. Use when the user says 'run acceptance tests for partition', 'test the storage service against my environment', 'execute integration tests for legal', or 'verify partition with acceptance tests'. Not for: test reliability analysis (use osdu-quality), building services (use build-runner), checking environment health (use health), or unit tests without a live service.

Use when reading from, writing to, or organizing the OSDU brain Obsidian vault — the project's long-term memory and knowledge base. Trigger this skill whenever the user mentions the vault, brain, daily notes, daily briefing, reports, knowledge base, decision records, incident reports, dependency reports, QA reports, meeting notes, architecture notes, or asks to "remember", "store", "log", or "write up" anything related to project operations. Also trigger when generating MR summaries, pipeline analysis, RCA write-ups, dependency audits, or any content destined for the brain vault. Use when the user says "vault", "brain", "daily note", "remember this", "store this", "log this", "write up", or references knowledge base operations. Not for: ad-hoc chat answers, one-time commands, or information already in git history.

Generate daily OSDU briefing notes by aggregating GitLab MRs, SPI fork health, vault goals, and brain knowledge into an insightful daily note. Use when the user says "gm", "good morning", "briefing", "daily briefing", "morning standup", "what's on my plate", or "start my day". Not for: ad-hoc status checks or single-service queries.

Execute build/test commands and return structured summaries. Use for Maven, Node, or Python builds during dependency remediation. Use when the user says "build", "compile", "test", "verify", "run tests", "maven verify", "unit tests", or "build summary". Not for: deployment, CI/CD pipeline management, or code generation.

Clone OSDU GitLab repositories and infrastructure repos to the workspace. Supports single service, category, or all repos with bare-clone worktree or standard git clone. Use when the user asks to clone an OSDU repo, set up the workspace, download source code for a service, or clone infrastructure repos. Not for: building or testing cloned repos (use maven or acceptance-test), or checking repo status (use glab or osdu-activity).