Agent skill
snowtower-maintainer
Maintains SnowTower project documentation, README, and Claude configuration. Use when updating documentation, auditing .claude folder contents, syncing README with actual project state, or reviewing agent/pattern definitions. Triggers on mentions of documentation, README, maintenance, or .claude folder updates.
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SKILL.md
SnowTower Project Maintainer
A specialized skill for maintaining the SnowTower project's documentation, README, and Claude Code configuration.
Core Responsibilities
1. README Maintenance
Keep README.md accurate and current:
- Version badges: Ensure CI/CD badges point to correct workflows
- Command references: Verify all
uv runcommands are valid - Architecture diagrams: Keep mermaid diagrams in sync with actual structure
- Statistics: Update user counts, database counts, warehouse counts
- Links: Verify all internal links resolve correctly
Audit checklist:
# Verify commands mentioned in README actually exist
uv run --help | grep -E "snowddl-plan|deploy-safe|manage-users"
# Check workflow badge URLs match actual workflow files
ls .github/workflows/
# Verify documentation links
find docs/ -name "*.md" | head -20
2. Claude Folder Maintenance
Maintain .claude/ organization:
.claude/
├── skills/ # Claude Code skills (like this one)
├── agents/ # Agent definitions for task delegation
├── patterns/ # Reusable patterns and templates
└── settings.local.json
Agent audit tasks:
- Remove duplicate or redundant agents
- Consolidate agents with overlapping purposes
- Update agent descriptions to match current capabilities
- Ensure agents reference correct file paths
Pattern audit tasks:
- Verify patterns match current project conventions
- Update code examples in patterns
- Remove outdated patterns
3. Documentation Sync
Ensure docs reflect actual project state:
| Doc File | Should Match |
|---|---|
docs/guide/MANAGEMENT_COMMANDS.md |
pyproject.toml scripts |
docs/guide/QUICKSTART.md |
Current setup process |
docs/guide/SCHEMA_GRANTS.md |
Current grant handling |
Agent files in .claude/agents/ |
Available functionality |
Maintenance Procedures
Quick Health Check
# 1. Verify project structure
ls -la snowddl/ src/ scripts/ docs/
# 2. Check available commands
uv run --help
# 3. Verify tests pass
uv run pytest --co -q | tail -5
# 4. Check pre-commit status
uv run pre-commit run --all-files
README Update Workflow
-
Gather current state:
bash# Count configured users grep -c "^ [A-Z]" snowddl/user.yaml # Count databases ls -d snowddl/*/ | grep -v __pycache__ | wc -l # List warehouses grep "^ [A-Z]" snowddl/warehouse.yaml -
Verify commands:
bash# Extract commands from pyproject.toml grep -A1 "\[project.scripts\]" pyproject.toml -
Update statistics section in README with current counts
-
Verify all links resolve to existing files
Agent Consolidation
When auditing .claude/agents/:
-
List all agents:
bashls .claude/agents/*.md -
Identify overlaps: Look for agents with similar purposes
-
Consolidation criteria:
- Merge agents that serve the same domain
- Keep agents with distinct, valuable roles
- Remove agents that duplicate built-in capabilities
-
Update references: After consolidation, update any docs referencing removed agents
Self-Maintenance
This skill should maintain itself by:
- Keeping this SKILL.md up to date with project changes
- Adding new maintenance procedures as project evolves
- Updating file paths when project structure changes
- Documenting new patterns discovered during maintenance
Common Maintenance Tasks
Task: Update README Statistics
### Status & Metrics
- **Active Users**: [COUNT] configured users with MFA
- **Databases**: [COUNT] production databases managed
- **Warehouses**: [COUNT] warehouses with auto-suspend
Update these by running:
echo "Users: $(grep -c '^ [A-Z]' snowddl/user.yaml)"
echo "Databases: $(ls -d snowddl/*/ 2>/dev/null | grep -v __pycache__ | wc -l)"
echo "Warehouses: $(grep -c '^ [A-Z]' snowddl/warehouse.yaml)"
Task: Verify Workflow Badges
Check that README badges match actual workflows:
# List workflows
ls .github/workflows/
# Verify badge URLs in README reference these files
grep "actions/workflows" README.md
Task: Audit Agent Definitions
# List agents and their purposes
for f in .claude/agents/*.md; do
echo "=== $f ==="
head -5 "$f"
echo
done
Task: Clean Up Obsolete Content
Remove references to:
- Deleted files or directories
- Deprecated commands
- Old workflow names
- Removed features
Integration with Project
This skill works with:
- CI/CD workflows:
.github/workflows/ - SnowDDL configs:
snowddl/*.yaml - Python tooling:
src/,scripts/ - Documentation:
docs/ - Claude config:
.claude/
When to Trigger
Invoke this skill when:
- User asks to "update the README"
- User mentions "documentation maintenance"
- User wants to "audit the .claude folder"
- User asks about "project documentation"
- After significant feature additions
- Before releases to ensure docs are current
- When onboarding new contributors
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