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Updates GitHub Release notes with human-readable summaries AFTER release-please creates a release. Use when user says "update release description", "improve release notes", or after merging a release-please PR....
Process and resolve GitHub Copilot automated PR review comments. Use when the user says "check copilot review", "handle copilot comments", "resolve copilot feedback", "address copilot suggestions", or mentions...
MUST BE USED when working with GitHub: updating PRs, editing PR descriptions/titles, creating PRs, merging, review threads, `gh` CLI commands, GitHub API, or any pull request operations. Load this skill BEFORE...
Use when planning Rails features or breaking down work into PRs - enforces 2-5 file PRs, bug fix separation, and one-sentence scope test
Suggest archiving completed work when PRs are merged or work is completed. Triggers when user asks to merge a PR ("merge it", "merge the PR"), after successful gh pr merge, or mentions completion ("shipped", "d...
Access and manage the local GitHub Wiki clone. Use this skill when you need to read wiki content (architecture, design docs, guides), update wiki documentation, check wiki status, or push wiki changes. The wiki...
Essential Git patterns for effective version control, eliminating redundant Git guidance per agent.
Use git worktrees for parallel development on multiple branches simultaneously
Create and manage stacked (dependent) pull requests for complex features
Linear issue-tracked development workflow. Auto-activates when starting work on issues, creating branches, changing status, writing comments, or creating PRs.
GitHub CLI (gh) mastery for issues, PRs, Projects v2, and automation. Modern development workflow patterns for 2025.
Use when creating pull requests to write clear, structured PR descriptions that help reviewers understand changes.
Use when creating research or plan documents to gather git commit, branch, repository info.
Use when creating git commits to ensure consistent, clear commit messages following conventional commits format.
Engineering standards and code governance enforcement. Triggers during code review discussions, PR descriptions, commit preparation, and when discussing code quality. Ensures compliance with standards.md and ru...
変更をGitコミットしてTDDサイクルを完了する。REVIEWの次フェーズ。「コミットして」「commit」で起動。
Assists with git workflows, commit messages, branch strategies, and resolving common git issues
Handles Git operations with human-style commits (no AI markers). Use when user mentions git, commits, committing code, pushing changes, or wants natural developer-style commit messages. Never includes AI attrib...
Autonomously explore unfamiliar codebases using Julie's code intelligence. Use semantic search, symbol navigation, and call path tracing to understand architecture without reading entire files. Activates when u...
Generate comprehensive context-setting markdown files for coding tasks by intelligently exploring codebase and structuring work with ROLE, CONSTRAINTS, STYLE, file reading order, and structured tasks. Use proac...
Comprehensive guide to GitHub Projects field types, configuration, and management strategies. Use when setting up fields, troubleshooting field issues, or optimizing field structures.
Common GitHub Projects workflow patterns and best practices for team collaboration. Use when designing workflows, setting up new projects, or optimizing existing processes.
MUST use this skill when user asks to check/review PR comments, address reviewer feedback, fix review issues, or respond to code review. Fetches unresolved review comments from GitHub PR for the current branch.
Review GitHub pull requests with VSCode integration. Use when the user asks to "review a PR", "review PRs", "check pull requests", or wants AI-assisted code review with clickable navigation and one-click commen...
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