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codereview-orchestrator

xinbenlv

Triage and orchestrate code reviews. Analyzes PR intent, identifies touched surfaces, assesses risk, and routes to specialist skills. Does NOT perform detailed review - delegates to specialists. Supports full p...

GitHub

submit-github-review

xinbenlv

Submit a code review to GitHub via the GitHub API. Use this as the final step in a code review pipeline to post review findings to a PR.

GitHub

jj-changelog

hdemers

Proactively use to generate or update a CHANGELOG.md file from Jujutsu commit history. Use when you need to create release notes, document changes between tags, or update the project changelog. Emphasizes break...

GitHub

claude-compass-best-practices

AizenvoltPrime

Enforce Claude Compass development standards and best practices. This skill should be used when writing or modifying code in the Claude Compass repository, including parsers, database migrations, graph builders...

GitHub

development-workflow-standards

ms2sato

Development process rules for this project including testing, branching, and commit standards. Use when implementing features, fixing bugs, or making any code changes.

GitHub

fixing-github-issue

sasamuku

Fetches a GitHub issue, implements the fix, and verifies it. Use when: user wants to fix an issue, implement issue changes, or resolve a bug.

GitHub

committing-changes

sasamuku

Creates logical, well-structured git commits following Conventional Commits. Use when: user mentions commit, committing, saving changes, or asks to organize changes into commits.

GitHub

fixup-committing

sasamuku

Creates a fixup commit and performs autosquash rebase. Use when: user wants to fixup a commit, amend a previous commit, or squash into existing commit.

GitHub

merging-branch

sasamuku

Merges a branch into current branch with conflict resolution. Use when: user wants to merge, combine branches, or integrate changes.

GitHub

stashing-and-rebasing

sasamuku

Stashes changes, rebases onto main, and reapplies stash. Use when: user wants to update branch while preserving uncommitted work.

GitHub

creating-sub-issue

sasamuku

Creates a sub-issue linked to a parent GitHub issue. Use when: user wants to create a sub-issue, break down an issue, or add child task.

GitHub

squashing-commits

sasamuku

Reorganizes commits and working changes into optimal structure. Use when: user wants to squash commits, reorganize history, or clean up commits.

GitHub

creating-pull-request

sasamuku

Creates a GitHub pull request using gh CLI with proper formatting. Use when: user wants to create a PR, open a pull request, or submit changes for review.

GitHub

creating-github-issue

sasamuku

Creates a GitHub issue with structured content using gh CLI. Use when: user wants to create an issue, report a bug, or propose a feature.

GitHub

pulling-changes

sasamuku

Pulls latest changes from remote with conflict resolution. Use when: user wants to pull, fetch changes, or update from remote.

GitHub

syncing-plan-to-issue

sasamuku

Syncs PLANS.md content to linked GitHub issue comment. Use when: user wants to sync plan, update issue with plan, or push plan changes.

GitHub

creating-execution-plan

sasamuku

Creates a PLANS.md file for project tracking, optionally linked to GitHub issue. Use when: user wants to create a plan, start planning, or track project execution.

GitHub

rebasing-branch

sasamuku

Rebases current branch onto target with conflict resolution. Use when: user wants to rebase, update branch base, or linearize history.

GitHub

reviewing-pull-request

sasamuku

Performs comprehensive code review of a GitHub PR. Use when: user wants to review a PR, check code changes, or analyze pull request.

GitHub

gh

lostmygithubaccount

Use GitHub CLI for searching and working with Ascend repositories.

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