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dqx-phase-commit
Complete one implementation phase with TDD, quality gates, and commit
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reply-pr-comment
Use when user wants to reply to a specific PR comment thread
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git-forensics
Analyze Git history to uncover “logical coupling” (files that always change together) and “hotspots” (frequently modified, complex modules). Based on Adam Tornhill’s *Your Code as a Crime Scene*.
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git-commit
Commit to Git.
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github-issue-from-wip
Create a GitHub issue from work-in-progress by analyzing changes against the base branch
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dqx-conventional-commit
Create conventional commit following DQX standards
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pr-submit
Create a PR from local changes using git + gh (or API) safely, without pushing to main/master.
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github-issue
Create GitHub issues with templates, diagrams for proposals, and context from linked issues/PRs
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view-pr-comments
Use when user says "看 PR comment" or "查看 PR" - view PR details, comments, and reviews
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constitution
Create or update project governing principles and development guidelines that guide all subsequent development
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sync-current-branch-to-main
Switch the current git branch to main and merge it
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create-pr
Create a pull request following the repository's PR template
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issue-implement
根据 Issue 分析结果实现代码，创建分支并提交 PR。当用户在 Issue 评论中确认方案后使用。
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setup-worktree
facilitate pre-implementation setups for worktree setup
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init-workspace
Initialize a working directory for development tasks
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deployment-strategies
This skill should be used when the user asks about "deployment", "CI/CD", "continuous integration", "GitHub Actions", "GitLab CI", "environments", "staging", "production", "rollback", "versioning", "gradual rol...
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pr-creator
Use this skill when asked to create a pull request (PR). It ensures all PRs follow the repository's established templates and standards.
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requirements-framework-development
This skill should be used when the user asks to "develop requirements framework", "fix requirements framework bug", "sync requirements framework", "deploy requirements changes", "update framework code", "test f...
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platform-knowledge
Deep knowledge of GitHub Actions, Railway, Supabase, and Postgres platforms. Use when troubleshooting, configuring, or optimizing any of these platforms.
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integration-workflows
Cross-MCP workflows that coordinate multiple systems (Linear, GitHub, n8n, Slack) for end-to-end automation. Captures patterns that span tool boundaries.
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gh-issue-writer
Create and publish GitHub issues with full project board integration. Use when the user wants to create feature requests (feat:) or bug reports (bug:), track work in GitHub Projects, and set up development bran...
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github-pull-request
Creates, updates, and merges GitHub pull requests using GitHub CLI. Handles the complete PR lifecycle including validation, creation, labeling, review, squash merge, and automatic semantic versioning with git t...
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agent-ops-versioning
Manage semantic versioning, changelog generation, and release notes. Auto-generates entries from completed issues or git diff.
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sdd-architect
Enforces Specification-Driven Development (SDD). Use this skill when the user wants to create new features, start a project, or requests changes. It ensures no code is written without an approved plan.
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