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Finalize and archive a progress file for a GitHub PR: locate the related docs/progress file (prefer PR body Progress link), set Status to DONE, move it to docs/progress/archived/, update docs/progress/README.md...
Find, triage, and fix bugs with or without user input. Autonomously scan codebases, produce an issues list, implement a fix, create a fix branch, commit via semantic-commit, and open a PR with gh.
Build code from GitHub issue specifications. Implements in chunks with tests after each chunk. Uses just commands for quality gates. Creates self-contained modules.
Analyze problems, design solutions, plan task breakdowns. Use for epic planning, architecture design, and task specification. Outputs planning artifacts for GitHub issue creation.
Self-review checklist before marking PR ready - catch clarity, correctness, and maintainability issues with fresh eyes
Complete development lifecycle for GitHub/local issues - branch, implement, test, PR, merge with quality gates
Polyglot project configuration - orchestrate multiple language subprojects with root justfile
Use when setting up GitHub Actions CI/CD for pull request checks - provides workflow templates for Python, JavaScript, and polyglot projects that run quality gates on every PR
Learn project conventions, detect patterns, suggest consistency improvements
Create git commit with co-author attribution and comprehensive safety checks
Create GitHub pull request with comprehensive summary and test plan
Generates clear, conventional commit messages from git diffs. Use when writing commit messages, reviewing staged changes, or asking about git commits.
Provides systematic code review with focus on quality, security, and best practices. Use when reviewing code, doing PR reviews, or asking for code feedback.
Explore codebase, understand architecture, find how things work. Navigate unfamiliar repositories, discover code structure, find where functionality lives by intent rather than exact text. NOT for debugging fai...
Generate architecture documentation, create codebase maps, document code structure. Create ARCHITECTURE.md, generate mermaid diagrams, label modules and processes, write READMEs describing the codebase. NOT for...
Creates a streamlined pull request from v2 (staging) to main (production) with change summary, affected apps detection, and deployment checklist. This skill should be used when ready to deploy staging changes t...
Finish a feature by merging it to the base branch and cleaning up the worktree. Use when completing a feature or story, handles merge, push, and cleanup automatically.
Show comprehensive status of current and all git worktrees. Use when checking uncommitted changes, sync status, or getting overview of all active worktrees.
Commit or stash current work, then start a new feature using worktree workflow. Use when beginning work on a new story or feature, ensures clean state before starting new work.
List all active git worktrees with their status. Use when checking what worktrees exist, their branches, and which has uncommitted changes. Quick overview command.
Switch development context to a different git worktree. Use when moving between different features or stories. Shows all available worktrees and provides navigation commands.
Clean up stale git worktree references and metadata. Use when git shows worktrees that no longer exist, or after manually deleting worktree directories. Fixes inconsistencies.
Create or update a quality gate decision for a story or code changes. Runs quality checks, specialist reviews, and produces a persistent YAML gate file with actionable findings. Supports PASS, CONCERNS, FAIL, o...
Create a new git worktree and branch for feature development. Use when starting a new feature or story that needs isolated development. Creates worktree in tree/ directory with proper branch setup.
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