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Generate daily summary of git activity across all repositories
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update-after-merge
Clean up after PR merge - switch to default branch, delete feature branch, pull latest
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managing-stacked-pull-requests
This skill teaches how to manage stacked PRs (pr1 → pr2 → pr3) after the base PR merges. Covers rebasing dependent PRs onto the updated base branch using cherry-pick workflow. Use this when you have a chain of...
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using-github-api-with-gh-cli
This skill teaches how to access GitHub's REST and GraphQL APIs via gh api for inline PR comments, review threads, and data not available through standard gh commands. Use this when you need PR review comments,...
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org-workflow-rollout
Roll out or update a GitHub Actions workflow file across multiple org repositories with signed commits and PRs
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github-workflow
GitHub workflow automation for LiquidationHeatmap. Generate standardized PR descriptions, issue templates, and commit messages. Reduces token usage by 70% on repetitive GitHub operations.
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pipeline-authoring
Helps write and improve Buildkite pipeline configurations. Use when creating new pipelines, modifying existing ones, or optimizing pipeline structure.
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llm-documentation-protocol
Guidelines and templates for creating and updating repository documentation following the LLM Documentation Protocol. Use when adding or modifying workflow or file docs, updating `docs/INDEX.md`, or reviewing P...
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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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code-review
Structured code review covering style, readability, and security concerns with actionable feedback. Use when reviewing pull requests or merge requests to identify issues and suggest improvements.
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continue-feature
Resume work on existing feature clone
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pr-create
Create pull request from feature branch
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create-clone
Create isolated git clone for feature
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sync
Merge main, commit changes, and push
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git-commit
Commit all changes with validation, conventional commit message, GPG signing, and push to origin
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git-pr
Create or update a pull request for the current branch
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git-branch
Create a new feature branch from a beads issue with proper prefix, worktree, and beads initialization
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git-sync
Sync with remote using smart rebase/merge selection based on push status
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git-st
Check development status - uncommitted changes, last commit, beads tasks, and PR status
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github-issue-filer
File AnyPod GitHub issues (bug or feature) with the official templates and publish them through the gh CLI.
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cross-project-changes
Guidance for applying changes across multiple projects. Use when user wants to make changes across multiple projects or apps simultaneously.
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pr-completion
Ensure PR checks pass and conflicts are resolved before completing tasks. Use after creating a PR, when marking tasks as done, or when completing work that resulted in a PR.
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github-actions-pro
GitHub Actions workflow management specialist. Use for gh run commands, workflow monitoring, log analysis, re-running jobs, and CI/CD debugging.
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merge-resolution
Merge conflict resolution conventions. Use when resolving git merge conflicts, especially in dependency files and lock files.
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