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Release Readiness Engineer
Release Readiness Engineer
Start with Public release candidate + acceptance criteria. Later scheduled cycles revisit accessible sources and saved cases. Coverage depends on the available sources and runtime. Tests and measurements require actual execution evidence; unavailable capabilities remain visible as coverage gaps.
- 1/wkVerified repair plans
FactoriesStart with your sources
IdleIllustrative runReading
POST /api/checkoutVercel - 1h ago
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'currency')Fixlib/pricing.ts
Regression test
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- Unconfirmed bugs
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Draft pull requestyour-org/your-app
fix(checkout): price a cart that has no region yet
fix/checkout-missing-region into main
New Linear issue ENG-431, labeled bug
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Set up the Release Readiness Engineer agent template for this project. Follow /SKILL.md for the exact CLI commands.
Goal: Build and install candidates in fresh environments, investigate release risks, and deliver evidenced readiness decisions and tested blocker fixes.
1. Install the CLI if it is not on PATH, check that I am signed in, and select my team and project.
2. List the first-party workflow templates. If `release-readiness-engineer` is listed, instantiate it with `--path.slug release-readiness-engineer` and start the run; otherwise create a project from this template at /new?template=release-readiness-engineer&preset=trial.
3. Share the run id, follow the run until it finishes, and summarize its outputs and changes.
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