
semantic-conflict-prediction
AST-based semantic conflict prediction for multi-agent coding environments. Uses tree-sitter to parse code into ASTs, extract symbol-level claims, build dependency graphs, and predict conflicts BEFORE they happen -- at work-assignment time, not merge time. The key insight: git's textual merge is necessary but not sufficient. Two changes can merge cleanly and break the program. This skill covers tree-sitter fundamentals, symbol-level claims, dependency graph construction, conflict prediction algorithms, and integration with Port Daddy or similar coordination daemons. NOT FOR: textual merge conflict resolution (use git skills), linting or formatting (use static analysis tools), runtime verification of invariants (use runtime-verification-for-agents), or general multi-agent orchestration (use multi-agent-coordination).
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