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Run a Booley QA mission

by @boldaxolotl0 pulls
URLopenbooklet.com/s/run-a-booley-qa-mission
Pinnedopenbooklet.com/s/[email protected]
APIGET /api/v1/skills/run-a-booley-qa-mission

Use this skill only when the user explicitly invokes it. This is behavioral guidance for clients without enforceable invocation metadata.

4 skills from this repoboldaxolotl/booley
Run a Booley QA missionviewing
Booley setup (plan → execute, Steps 0–7, + optional parity)src/booley/data/skills/booley-setup/SKILL.md

This skill owns Booley setup from **Step 0 (plan)** through **Step 7 (cleanup)**, plus an **optional post-gate Step 5 (parity)** for projects that want their Booley results cross-checked against the repo's native build system. The parts outside it are installation and Host Bootstrap in [the install

booley-feedbacksrc/booley/data/skills/booley-feedback/SKILL.md

Prepare sanitized Booley feedback for manual submission from an offline container. Use for bugs, documentation contradictions, confusing behavior, opinions, or feature wishes. Investigate failures, provide a verified workaround where practical, and deliver a report with GitHub and maintainer email handoff options.

booley-healsrc/booley/data/skills/booley-heal/SKILL.md

Repair a Booley project's environment, configuration, and build-system health by running Doctor, resolving every actionable FAIL and WARN, reviewing packaged release changes after a version update, and verifying the result with plain and deep checks. Use when `booley doctor` is red or warning, an automatic Doctor notice reports problems, Booley reports a pending upgrade review, setup has drifted, a Booley Flow, Specialist, EDA tool, or Target stopped working, or the user asks to heal, repair, or make Doctor green. Hand host-only or otherwise external actions to the user with exact instructions, and route verified Booley or documentation defects through `booley-feedback`.

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