Cali

Cali

Use this skill as a router with mandatory defaults. Read this file first. For normal Cali tasks, always load references/running-cali.md before acting. If the task changes Cali itself, also load references/extending-cali.md.

Default operating rules

• Start with the shipped command surface and docs. Do not invent new Cali commands, envs, or config shapes.
• Treat qa as the stable command. Treat review, perf-review, and dev as experimental unless the task explicitly expands them.
• Prefer the shared cali-context.json contract over workflow-specific runtime scraping.
• Keep setup and CI instructions copy-pasteable when editing docs.
• If the task is about running Cali, verify the required local CLIs and model credentials before assuming the environment is ready.
• Required role skills are Cali-managed; local CLIs are not.
• If the task is about changing Cali, prefer small explicit runtime contracts over broad abstraction.

Default flow

• Load references/running-cali.md.
• If the task changes implementation or runtime behavior, then load references/extending-cali.md.
• Confirm which command is actually in scope before changing code or docs.
• Keep the task aligned to the current runtime model: command + local/CI mode + shared context + tool packs + publishers.

Command surface

• cali qa
• ship-ready mobile QA with agent-device
• cali review
• experimental findings-first repository review
• cali perf-review
• experimental runtime performance review with agent-device and agent-react-devtools
• cali dev
• experimental repository-backed implementation flow

Runtime modes

• local mobile: --local android|ios
• CI: implicit provider detection in GitHub Actions and EAS, with optional --ci github-actions|eas override

Required references

• For every normal Cali task, after reading this file, load references/running-cali.md first.
• If the task changes code, runtime behavior, or extension points, also load references/extending-cali.md.
• Load additional repo files only after you identify the owning command, role, or runtime module.

Additional references

• Public CLI, provider setup, required CLIs, and copy-pasteable CI examples: packages/cali/README.md
• Repo implementation guidance and validation expectations: AGENTS.md