Cursor Skill 目录

CLI-only shortcuts for metagit agents — workspace catalog, discovery, prompts, sync, layout, and config. Use instead of MCP or HTTP API when operating from a shell or agent_mode session.

Orchestrate a reference-implementation rewrite across source and target repos using campaigns, parity registry conventions, objectives, and subagent handoffs.

Configure shared coordination state (objectives, handoffs, approvals, events) across multiple agents and machines via METAGIT_STATE_URL and the ops HTTP backend. Use when Hermes subagents, CI runners, or humans must see the same objective queue without Syncthing JSON files.

CLI-only shortcuts for metagit agents — workspace catalog, discovery, prompts, sync, layout, and config. Use instead of MCP or HTTP API when operating from a shell or agent_mode session.

Orchestrate a reference-implementation rewrite across source and target repos using campaigns, parity registry conventions, objectives, and subagent handoffs.

Configure shared coordination state (objectives, handoffs, approvals, events) across multiple agents and machines via METAGIT_STATE_URL and the ops HTTP backend. Use when Hermes subagents, CI runners, or humans must see the same objective queue without Syncthing JSON files.

CLI-only shortcuts for metagit agents — workspace catalog, discovery, prompts, sync, layout, and config. Use instead of MCP or HTTP API when operating from a shell or agent_mode session.

PostgreSQL's MultiXact machinery — `src/backend/access/transam/multixact.c` — the multi-transaction ID system that lets a single heap tuple record multiple concurrent lockers (for `SELECT ... FOR SHARE` and `SELECT ... FOR UPDATE` blends) plus the multixact-freeze / wraparound path. Loads when the user asks about MultiXactId semantics, `xmax` interpretation with the `HEAP_XMAX_IS_MULTI` bit, why a tuple can appear to be locked by multiple transactions, tuple-locking modes (`FOR SHARE` / `FOR NO KEY UPDATE` / `FOR KEY SHARE`), the multixact SLRU (`pg_multixact/`), MultiXact member offsets, or the `autovacuum_multixact_freeze_max_age` wraparound path. Skip when the ask is about clog (regular transaction commit status — sibling but different code) or 2PC prepared transactions.

PostgreSQL's ResourceOwner infrastructure — `src/backend/utils/resowner/resowner.c` — the tree of resource-tracking objects that release buffer pins, catcache refs, tuple descriptors, snapshots, plancache refs, DSM segments etc. automatically on transaction/subtransaction/portal boundaries. Loads when the user asks about `CurrentResourceOwner`, `ResourceOwnerCreate`/`ResourceOwnerRelease`, why a subtransaction cleanup didn't free a resource, the callback-based extension API (PG 17+), adding a new resource kind, or debugging "resource owner leak" WARNINGs. Skip when the ask is about MemoryContexts (parallel infrastructure but different lifecycle — see `memory-contexts`) or about locks (separate — `locking`).

PostgreSQL's MVCC snapshot infrastructure — `src/backend/utils/time/snapmgr.c` — `GetTransactionSnapshot` / `GetLatestSnapshot` / `PushActiveSnapshot` / `RegisterSnapshot` and the tuple-visibility machinery in `heapam_visibility.c`. Covers the ActiveSnapshot stack, RegisteredSnapshots heap, snapshot export for parallel workers, historic snapshots for logical decoding, and the interaction with xmin horizon. Loads when the user asks about `Snapshot` semantics, MVCC visibility (`HeapTupleSatisfiesMVCC`), catalog snapshots vs transaction snapshots, isolation levels, exported snapshots for pg_dump, or `SET LOCAL transaction_isolation`. Skip when the ask is about xact.c commit/abort mechanics or about xid horizons for freezing (see `vacuum-autovacuum`).

Plan and track cross-project multi-repo campaigns — YAML overlays, repo rollups, objective fan-out, and MR status. Use for umbrella-scale coordinated work.

Plan and track cross-project multi-repo campaigns — YAML overlays, repo rollups, objective fan-out, and MR status. Use for umbrella-scale coordinated work.

Plan and track cross-project multi-repo campaigns — YAML overlays, repo rollups, objective fan-out, and MR status. Use for umbrella-scale coordinated work.

Write a SQL-callable C function or call PostgreSQL fmgr / SPI from C — covers PG_FUNCTION_INFO_V1, PG_GETARG_* / PG_RETURN_*, PG_ARGISNULL, SRF_* set-returning function ValuePerCall and Materialize modes, composite / polymorphic returns, DirectFunctionCall* / OidFunctionCall* / FunctionCallInvoke fmgr entry points, plus SPI_connect / SPI_execute / SPI_prepare / SPI_finish, plan caching, SPI cursors, subxact rollback, and SPI return codes. Use whenever a PG patch or extension adds a `Datum foo(PG_FUNCTION_ARGS)` entry point, exposes a set-returning function, calls fmgr from backend C, or embeds SQL via SPI in a backend / trigger / PL handler. Skip for plpgsql / PL/Python / PL/Perl user-side function authoring, libpq / psycopg / JDBC / node-postgres client-side query execution, generic executor questions (use executor-and-planner), and non-PG embedded SQL (Oracle OCI, SQLite C API).