name: jules-remote description: Use this skill when dispatching atomic, isolated development tasks to Jules, a remote AI coding agent.

Jules Remote Agent

Jules is for atomic, isolated, non-urgent tasks where we don't need immediate results.

When to Use Jules

Quick Reference

# List recent sessions
jules remote list --session 2>&1 | cat | head -20

# Create task with full context
jules remote new --session "Title: Fix lint errors in src/auth/

## Context
Files: src/auth/login.py, src/auth/session.py
Related: See .agent/codestyles/python.md for conventions

## Requirements
- Fix all ruff lint errors
- Ensure mypy passes with --strict
- Don't change public API

## Acceptance Criteria
- \`ruff check src/auth/\` returns 0 errors
- \`mypy src/auth/\` returns 0 errors"

# Check status
jules remote list --session 2>&1 | cat | grep "task_id"

# Pull completed task (review only)
jules remote pull --session <task_id>

# Pull and apply patch
jules remote pull --session <task_id> --apply

Task Template (Standard)

Title: {Action} {Target}

## Context
Files: {exact file paths}
Related: {reference docs or backlog items}
Current State: {what exists now}

## Requirements
- {specific requirement 1}
- {specific requirement 2}
- Don't: {anti-requirement}

## Acceptance Criteria
- {verifiable criterion 1}
- {verifiable criterion 2}

Task Templates by Type

Lint/Type Fix

Title: Fix lint errors in {path}

## Context
Files: {exact paths}
Tool: ruff / mypy / eslint

## Requirements
- Fix all errors reported by {tool}
- Preserve existing functionality
- Follow .agent/codestyles/{lang}.md conventions

## Acceptance Criteria
- `{tool command}` returns 0 errors

Unit Test Addition

Title: Add unit tests for {module}

## Context
Files: {source file}
Create: {test file path}
Framework: pytest / vitest / jest

## Requirements
- Cover all public functions
- Include edge cases
- Mock external dependencies

## Acceptance Criteria
- All tests pass with `{test command}`
- Coverage > 80% for the module

Docstring/Documentation

Title: Add docstrings to {module}

## Context
Files: {exact paths}
Style: Google / NumPy / JSDoc

## Requirements
- Document all public functions/classes
- Include parameter types and descriptions
- Add usage examples where helpful

## Acceptance Criteria
- `pydoc {module}` shows complete documentation
- No "missing docstring" lint warnings

Best Practices

1. Include exact file paths - Never be vague about locations
2. Reference conventions - Point to .agent/codestyles/ or .agent/references/
3. Verifiable acceptance - Use commands that return pass/fail
4. Atomic scope - One logical change, 1-3 files max
5. Clear anti-requirements - What NOT to do

Gotchas

• "In Progress" may be complete: Always check with jules remote pull <id>
• Pull quickly: File modifications conflict if local dev continues
• New files apply cleanly: Modifications to existing files may conflict
• Extract intent from conflicts: Don't force-apply, manually apply logic

Integration with Dev Matrix

When Jules task is created, add to matrix:

| {id} | QUEUED | P3 | easy | jules | - | - | - | @jules | {description} | {date} | {date} |

When pulled and applied, update to DONE.

Comparison with Other Dispatch

Jules = "fire and forget" for well-defined atomic work.