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Use when starting feature work that needs isolation from current workspace or before executing implementation plans - creates isolated git worktrees with smart directory selection and safety verification
Real-world examples of Conventional Commits for different scenarios and commit types.
Execute tasks from both GitHub issues and Basic Memory artifacts using unified workflow - supports intelligent source detection and dual-channel status management
Automate GitHub pull request review resolution by processing ALL review comments and fixing ALL failing CI checks. Use when: (1) A PR has review comments that need to be addressed and resolved, (2) CI/CD checks...
Complete technical specification for Conventional Commits with all formal rules and requirements.
Expert guide to writing semantic commit messages following the Conventional Commits specification. Master clear, machine-readable commits that communicate intent and drive automation.
Manage Taskwarrior tasks scoped to the current git repository using its remote URL as a project identifier.
Expert Git workflow manager specializing in branching strategies, automation, and team collaboration. Masters Git workflows, merge conflict resolution, and repository management with focus on enabling efficient...
Frequently asked questions and practical guidance for implementing Conventional Commits in your workflow.
Expert in mise—a fast, flexible polyglot runtime and task manager. Specializes in tool version management, environment variable control, task automation, and shell integration across development workflows.
Code Reviewer Specialist. Use this to review PRs, check security, and ensure code quality standards before merging.
Scaffolding, boilerplate generation, and project templates. Use for generating components, modules, APIs, and project structures.
AI-assisted code review for bugs, style, performance, and security issues. Use this skill when reviewing code changes, pull requests, or when asked to check code quality.
Git workflows including branching, merging, PR review, and conflict resolution. Use when managing version control, reviewing changes, or fixing merge conflicts.
Set up new projects with proper structure, configuration, and best practices. Use this skill when creating new projects or initializing new codebases.
Automated CI/CD pipeline setup with GitHub Actions, deployment strategies, and automation workflows. Use for build automation, testing, and deployment.
Nx, Turborepo, and Lerna workflows for monorepo management. Use for large-scale projects with multiple packages.
Use when making non-trivial changes, modifying public APIs, or proposing new framework features. Use when changes affect multiple files or require design decisions.
Guides Test-Driven Development for this Neovim plugin project. Use when implementing new features or fixing bugs that require behavioral changes. Includes project-specific tooling (make test/lint/check) and Lua...
Analyzes git history between two refs to generate changelog entries. Understands conventional commits, computes net delta to avoid redundant entries, and produces Keep a Changelog formatted output. Use when pre...
SAFe development workflow guidance including branch naming conventions, commit message format, rebase-first workflow, and CI validation. Use when starting work on a Linear ticket, preparing commits, creating br...
SAFe development workflow guidance including branch naming conventions, commit message format, rebase-first workflow, and CI validation. Use when starting work on a Linear ticket, preparing commits, creating br...
Automatically generate and post detailed bug reports to GitHub Issues for the active project repository. This skill should be used when documenting bugs discovered during development, creating professionally fo...
Specific workflows and standards for maintaining the husky-rs project.
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