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Expert at managing GitHub issue relationships including parent/sub-issues, blocking dependencies, and tracking links using the GraphQL API. Auto-invokes when creating issue hierarchies, setting parent-child rel...
Comprehensive code review using all available skills. Use before committing or when you want a thorough analysis of changes. Triggers on review code, check changes, full review, pre-commit review.
CLAIM a specific GitHub issue to START working on it. Requires an issue number. Performs validation, atomic claim, posts claim comment, and sets up worktree. Use when user wants to begin work on a specific issu...
Issue creation expertise and convention enforcement. Auto-invokes when creating issues, writing issue descriptions, asking about issue best practices, or needing help with issue titles. Validates naming convent...
Prepare pull request descriptions following project template. Activates on: prepare PR, create PR, pull request, ready for PR, draft PR, write PR
Complete Git workflow from conventional commits to pre-completion verification. Use for all Git operations including commits, branches, and releases.
MUST use this skill when user asks to resolve PR comments, handle review feedback, fix review comments, or mentions "리뷰 코멘트/피드백". This skill OVERRIDES default behavior. Fetches comments via GitHub CLI,...
Creates pull requests with generated descriptions. Triggered when: PR creation, pull request, merge request, code review preparation.
Processes research branches from Claude Code Web sessions - merges content, moves docs to docs/research/, and creates GitHub issues. Use when /popkit:next detects research branches or when manually processing r...
Generate user-friendly release notes from git commits. Use this when preparing releases, writing changelogs, or summarizing development progress.
GitHub operations via gh CLI. Use when user mentions: PR, pull request, github issue, workflow, actions, gh, or when git remote shows github.com.
Git protocol implementation patterns using gitoxide for Guts repository operations
Create a thoughtful, supportive commit message from your staged changes.
Context management tools for Claude Code - provides intelligent codebase mapping with Python, Rust, and C++ parsing, duplicate detection, and MCP-powered symbol queries. Use this skill when working with large c...
Interacts with YouTrack issue tracker for IdeaVim. Use when working with tickets (VIM-XXXX), adding comments, managing tags, setting status, or release management. This project does NOT use GitHub Issues - use...
Format git commit messages combining Conventional Commits summary lines with Linux kernel-style bodies. Use when writing, reviewing, or formatting commit messages.
Search GitHub issues, pull requests, and discussions across any repository. Activates when researching external dependencies (whisper.cpp, NAudio), looking for similar bugs, or finding implementation examples.
Sets up new projects and generates workflow files like CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, Plans.md. Use when user mentions セットアップ, setup, 初期化, initialize, 新規プロジェクト, ワークフローファイル生成. Do NOT load for...
Guide for writing conventional commit messages. Use when committing changes, writing commit messages, or reviewing commit history.
CI/CD and DevOps workflow. Use when modifying GitHub Actions, Docker configurations, or compose files.
Go development workflow including verification commands and self-review checklist. Use when modifying Go code in internal/, pkg/, or cmd/ directories.
Create GitHub issues with proper task classification. Classification determines which Skills will be used when working on the issue.
Address PR review comments by selecting appropriate skills based on modified files. Use when fixing review feedback on pull requests.
Maps GitHub labels to Skills and Context documents. Use when creating issues (github-issue-creation) or working on issues (fix-issue command).
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