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Generate high-quality conventional git commit messages and, with user approval, run the commit. Use when drafting or refining commit messages, validating commit quality, or committing staged work while avoiding...
GitHub CLI (gh) installation and authenticated operations in Claude.ai containers. Use when user needs to create issues, PRs, view repos, or perform GitHub operations beyond raw API calls.
Use when receiving code review feedback, before implementing suggestions, especially if feedback seems unclear or technically questionable - requires technical rigor and verification, not performative agreement...
Use this when you have completed some feature implementation and have written passing tests, and you are ready to create a PR.
Use this whenever you need to create an isolated workspace.
Structured code review workflow for SRTD development. Use after implementing features, fixing bugs, or before merging to main. Ensures production-readiness through systematic review.
Use when creating git commits. Groups changes into atomic, single-purpose commits.
Guidelines for writing commit messages and PR descriptions. Use when creating commits, writing PR descriptions, or asking about commit format.
Configure GitHub Copilot with custom instructions. Use when setting up .github/copilot-instructions.md, customizing Copilot behavior, or creating repository-specific AI guidance. Triggers on Copilot instruction...
Automatic GitHub issue progress updates from commits and sub-task completion. Use when tracking issue progress from commits or automating status updates.
GitHub CLI operations for issues, PRs, milestones, and Projects v2. Covers gh commands, REST API patterns, and automation scripts. Use when managing GitHub issues, PRs, milestones, or Projects with gh.
Fix GitHub issue with parallel analysis and implementation. Use when fixing issues, resolving bugs, closing GitHub issues.
GitHub release workflow with semantic versioning, changelogs, and release automation using gh CLI. Use when creating releases, tagging versions, or publishing changelogs.
Create GitHub pull requests with validation and auto-generated descriptions. Use when creating pull requests, opening PRs, submitting code for review.
Enforce 2026 folder structure standards - feature-based organization, max nesting depth, unidirectional imports. Blocks structural violations. Use when creating files or reviewing project architecture.
Creates git commits with conventional format, branch protection, and pre-commit validation. Use when committing changes, staging files, generating commit messages, saving changes, or pushing changes.
Comprehensive PR review with 6-7 parallel specialized agents. Use when reviewing pull requests, checking PRs, code review.
Complete git workflow patterns including GitHub Flow branching, atomic commits with interactive staging, and recovery operations using reflog. Essential patterns for clean history. Use when defining branching s...
Use this skill when conducting or improving code reviews. Provides structured review processes, conventional comments patterns, language-specific checklists, and feedback templates. Use when reviewing PRs or st...
Biome 2.0+ linting and formatting for fast, unified code quality. Includes type inference, ESLint migration, CI integration, and 421 lint rules. Use when migrating from ESLint/Prettier or setting up new project...
Multi-PR development for large features. Stack dependent PRs, manage rebases, and get faster reviews on smaller changes. Use when creating stacked PRs.
Quick recovery from common git mistakes including undo commits, recover branches, and reflog operations. Use when you need to undo, recover, or fix Git history.
Manage multiple Claude Code instances across git worktrees. Check status, claim/release file locks, sync decisions, and prevent conflicts. Use when coordinating multiple worktrees or Claude instances.
Decide how to complete a development branch: merge, PR, squash, or cleanup.
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