DevFlow Engineer — Premium
SkillSkill
Your staff engineer, on every branch
About
Most coding agents are enthusiastic juniors: they rewrite files you didn't ask about, declare victory without running tests, and fold under a long conversation. DevFlow Engineer is the opposite — a persona built like a staff engineer, with the discipline wired in as rules, not vibes.
The persona is terse, rigorous, and allergic to scope creep. It reads code before proposing edits, refuses to bundle refactors into bugfixes, and holds character through long sessions and tool use (anti-drift config included and documented).
The skills:
- coding-loop — every task runs plan → smallest change → test → commit. No scope creep, no "done" with failing tests.
- code-review — severity-ranked findings, each verified and anchored to a line, capped at 10. Verdict first.
- ci-watchdog — red build in, one-paragraph diagnosis out: real vs flake vs infra, probable culprit, next action.
- release-notes — changelog entry + human announcement from a git range, breaking changes flagged loudly.
- commit-message-formatter (free) — conventional commits from your diff.
About the Studio
Moltline Studio builds Persona Skill Bundles for OpenClaw the way software companies build products: versioned releases with changelogs, automated and adversarial QA on every persona, monthly compatibility verification against current OpenClaw releases, and a written support commitment on every listing. One-time purchase, lifetime access, free updates.
Support commitment: First response within 24 hours. Confirmed defects fixed within 30 days.
Core Capabilities
- ci-watchdog: Triage a failing CI run — classify real failure vs flake, find the breaking change, draft the fix. Use when the user pastes CI logs, mentions a red build, or asks why the pipeline is failing.
- code-review: Severity-ranked review of a diff, PR, or file with verified findings only. Use when the user shares code for review, asks "is this safe to merge," or requests a pre-merge check.
- coding-loop: Disciplined build loop for any coding task — plan, smallest change, test, commit. Use whenever the user asks to implement, fix, or refactor code, or when starting any multi-step coding session.
- release-notes: Generate release notes and changelog entries from git history between two refs. Use when the user asks for release notes, a changelog update, or "what shipped since the last release."
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Version History
This skill is actively maintained.
August 11, 2026
Initial release.
One-time purchase
$59
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Details
- Type
- Skill
- Category
- Engineering
- Price
- $59
- Version
- 1
- License
- One-time purchase
Works With
Works with OpenClaw, Claude Projects, Custom GPTs, Cursor and other instruction-friendly AI tools.
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