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Guide for working within git worktrees in the Orient monorepo. Use this skill when you detect you're working in a worktree (path contains "skill-worktrees", "app-worktrees", or is outside the main project direc...
Manage pre-commit hooks, performance optimization, and temp commits. Use when asked about "pre-commit slow", "commit taking forever", "skip hooks", "bypass pre-commit", "optimize commits", or multi-agent workfl...
Create and manage git worktrees with automated setup and cleanup for AI coding agents. Use this skill when asked to "create a worktree", "new worktree", "worktree for feature/staging", "setup isolated environme...
Create and manage Claude-specific worktrees with automated setup and cleanup. Use this skill (via Skill tool or direct script) when asked to "create a worktree", "new worktree", "worktree for feature/staging",...
Orient repository git workflow conventions. Use when creating branches, writing commits, or opening PRs. Covers branch naming (feat/*, fix/*, etc.), conventional commit messages with co-author footers, multi-co...
Understand the Orient monorepo architecture for making technical decisions. Use this skill when onboarding, adding new features, modifying services, or evaluating design choices. Covers packages, bots, agents,...
Create, view, and merge GitHub pull requests with validation. Use when creating PRs from branches, checking PR status, or merging approved PRs with cleanup.
Create well-formatted semantic commit messages following project conventions. Use when committing changes to ensure consistent, descriptive commit history.
Fetch and analyze GitHub issue details including comments, metadata, and discussion context. Use when user mentions issue numbers, URLs, or you need to understand implementation requirements from a GitHub issue...
Manage git worktrees for isolated issue work. Create, list, and remove worktrees safely.
Create well-structured GitHub issues focused on user problems and outcomes, not implementation. Use when user reports bugs or requests features to ensure clear, testable requirements without premature implement...
Verify and troubleshoot GitHub CLI authentication. Use when gh commands fail with auth errors or when setting up GitHub integration for the first time.
Create, switch, and manage git branches with proper handling of uncommitted changes. Use when creating feature branches, switching contexts, or cleaning up after merges.
Synchronize local main branch with remote, ensuring up-to-date base for worktrees.
Check git repository status, detect conflicts, and validate branch state before operations. Use when verifying working directory cleanliness, checking for conflicts, or validating branch state.
Comprehensive guide to jujutsu (jj) workflow, distinguishing it from git, with step-by-step instructions for initializing repositories, describing commits with conventional format, rebasing, managing history, a...
Format commit messages following Conventional Commits 1.0.0 specification. Ensures consistent, semantic commit messages that support automated changelog generation and semantic versioning. Includes jujutsu and...
This skill should be used when the user asks to "/gobby-worktrees", "create worktree", "spawn in worktree". Manage git worktrees for parallel development - create, list, spawn agents, sync, and cleanup.
Validates branch is ready for merge with step-by-step checklist. Use when user asks "is everything ready for merge?", "ready to merge?", "can I merge?", "merge checklist", "pr ready?", "confirm merge", "confirm...
GitHub Pull Requestのレビュー操作を行うスキル。PR情報取得、差分確認、コメント取得・投稿、インラインコメント、コメント返信をghコマンドで実行する。PRレビュー、コードレビュー、PR操作が必要な時に使用。
Git worktreeを使用した並行作業管理。実装開始時にworktreeを作成し、完了時に削除する。
Apply labels to PRs based on conventional commit types
Create GitHub PRs with proper formatting, labeling, and quality checks
Validate commit messages against conventional commit format
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