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git-commit

kk0ga

変更内容から適切にファイルを分割ステージし、読みやすいコミットメッセージでコミットする。conventional commits風の粒度調整、コミット前チェック(lint/build)を伴う作業で使う。キーワード: git commit, commit message...

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groom

thomasreichmann

Groom GitHub issues from needs-details to ready

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code-review-reception

cbxm

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...

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receiving-code-review

apenlor

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...

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commit-spec

Hoang604

Create comprehensive commit message from spec phases and commit all changes

GitHub

github-issue-creator

OscarBarreraGithub

Creates well-formatted GitHub issues when Claude needs human input. Use when uncertainty is high or decisions require human judgment.

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commit

ohlulu

Commits code to the repository. Use when the user asks "commit", "commit the code" or "commit the changes" or "commit the changes to the repository"

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nix-lib-usage

aytordev

Nix library usage patterns: with, inherit, and inline lib prefixes. Guide for avoiding high-scope 'with' and using 'inherit' or inline prefixes for cleaner code.

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project-scaffolding

AutumnsGrove

Initialize new projects with proper structure, configuration, and setup from BaseProject template. Use when creating new projects, setting up directory structures, or initializing repositories.

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triatu-features

BobFarreras

Feature module organization for Triatu (features/*). Use when creating or migrating a feature, adding components/hooks/logic, or writing feature-level docs.

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