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release-beta
Create a beta pre-release for community testing with intelligent version detection. Use when creating beta releases, publishing pre-releases, or preparing versions for community testing.
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release-rollback
Rollback a failed release by deleting tags and reverting version changes. Use when a release fails, needs to be cancelled, or when reverting a problematic release.
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release-stable
Create a stable production release with intelligent detection (finalize beta or direct release). Use when publishing stable releases, finalizing beta versions, or creating production releases.
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implement
Implement approved plans with precision and quality for Linus Dashboard Home Assistant integration. Use when implementing features, executing approved plans, writing code following standards, or developing new...
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debug
Debug errors, bugs, and unexpected behavior systematically in Home Assistant integration. Use when investigating errors, analyzing stack traces, fixing bugs, or troubleshooting unexpected behavior.
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release-check
Check if project is ready for release with comprehensive pre-release validation. Use when verifying release readiness, running validation checks, or checking project quality before publishing.
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review
Review code quality, security, and maintainability before committing. Use when reviewing code changes, checking code quality, performing security review, or validating changes before commit.
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