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worktree
Manage git worktrees. Use when user wants to create, list, delete, or switch worktrees. Helps with branch-based development workflows where each branch has its own working directory.
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issue
Create GitHub Issues with consistent formatting for autonomous implementation
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git-worktree
This skill manages Git worktrees for isolated parallel development. It handles creating, listing, switching, and cleaning up worktrees with a simple interactive interface, following KISS principles.
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pr-comments
Read and analyze GitHub pull request review comments. Use when reviewing PR feedback, understanding code review comments, or preparing responses to reviewers.
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pr
Create pull requests via git and GitHub CLI while following repo templates and Conventional Commits. Use when a user asks to make a PR, push a branch, or open a GitHub PR, and when explicit confirmation is requ...
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pr
Create Pull Requests with pre-flight checks and proper formatting
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linear-issue
Automate the complete Linear issue workflow - fetch issue, update status to In Progress, create branch, implement, test, create PR, and move to In Review
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implement
Orchestrate complete issue implementation workflow from branch to PR
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rejecting-changes
Use this skill to reject an implementation, extract learnings, and update change artifacts (proposal, specs, prd.json) before cleaning up the worktree for a retry.
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pr-auto
Create and merge pull requests via git and GitHub CLI while following repo templates and Conventional Commits. Use when a user asks to enable auto-merge, or merge a PR.
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cc-config-placement
Use when adding rules, commands, or skills to dotfiles - decides global vs project-local placement
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commit
プロジェクトのルールに従ってコミットを作成
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dotfiles-system-config
Use when making system configuration changes - decides if changes belong in dotfiles and where
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draft-release-notes
Drafts release notes from git history for release changelogs. Use when you have to compose a changelog for a new version of this template package.
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git-commit
Create commit messages following conventions or sensible defaults. Use when committing code changes, writing commit messages or managing git history.
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merge-worktree
Merge or cherry-pick a worktree branch back into the repo root using a single renderer script.
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process-commit
PRを作成する前の分割commitが必要な時に自律的に呼び出す必要があるスキルです。 Trigger: need split commit, prepare commit, organize commit
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worktree-management
並行タスク用にgit worktreeを作成・管理する（worktreeが無い場合のみ使う）。
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mixseek-workspace-init
MixSeekワークスペースを初期化し、設定ファイル用ディレクトリ構造を作成します。「ワークスペースを初期化」「mixseekのセットアップ」「設定ディレクトリを作成」「新しいプロジェクトを始める」といった依頼で使用してくだ...
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draft-commit-message
Draft a conventional commit message when the user asks for help writing a commit message.
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pr
Create a pull request from current work. Handles branch creation, commits, push, and PR creation. Detects branch protection and guides through the PR workflow.
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glab-mr-manager
Manage GitLab Merge Requests - create, review, approve, merge, and full MR lifecycle
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hooks-knowledge
Knowledge base for event-driven automation in .claude/ configuration. Teaches project-first hooks architecture with templates, security patterns, and guardrails for local project protection. Do not use for plug...
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review-comments
Address PR review comments from reviewers (amazon-q-developer, copilot, humans). Use when the user wants to see and respond to feedback on their pull request.
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