sourcegraph-search
Search code using Sourcegraph CLI. Use when (re)searching codebases, finding implementation examples, analyzing code patterns
Discover databases git workflows skills, compare source repositories and read the instructions for each workflow.
Search code using Sourcegraph CLI. Use when (re)searching codebases, finding implementation examples, analyzing code patterns
Use when completing tasks, implementing major features, or before merging to verify work meets requirements
Use when you need testing instructions for changes in a branch, before manual QA or creating a PR
Install and manage dotfiles in this repository. Use when adding a new config file to be tracked, symlinking a dotfile, or modifying which files are managed by the dotfiles repo.
Team coding standards, conventions, and collaboration guidelines for WordPress development. Use when starting new projects, onboarding team members, or ensuring code consistency across the team.
WordPress-focused pull request review with double verification checklist. Use when reviewing PRs, performing code audits, or ensuring quality before merging.
Automated plugin onboarding - clones repo, generates architecture docs, creates CLAUDE.md. Use when starting work on any WordPress plugin. Saves tokens by pre-indexing codebase.
Follow Git best practices for commits, branches, pull requests, and version control workflows. Use when making commits, creating PRs, managing branches, or resolving conflicts.
Review a GitHub Pull Request as a responsible project owner using the `gh` CLI. Use when the user provides a PR URL (e.g. https://github.com/ORG/REPO/pull/N) or a PR number for the current git repo (prefer upst...
Generate commit messages following the DAFT convention, which requires exactly one letter as the commit message. Use this skill when creating commits, suggesting commit messages, or validating commit message fo...
Loop-aware skill for iteratively addressing bugbot feedback on PRs. Fetches unresolved bugbot comments, triages them, fixes valid bugs, resolves false positives, and commits changes. Designed to be used with ra...
Execute feature plans from ~/.ai/plans using orchestrated sub-agents. This skill coordinates phase-implementer, phase-verifier, and state-manager agents to systematically implement features. You act as an orche...
Load conductor workflow state from previous session and determine resumption point by analyzing git state and saved JSON state file
Create properly named feature branch from development with remote tracking, following WescoBar naming conventions and git best practices
Validate git commit messages, branch naming conventions, and check for sensitive files. Returns structured output with commit format validation, branch name compliance, and sensitive file detection (.env, crede...
Save conductor workflow state to JSON file for smart resumption, tracking current phase, completed phases, issue context, and branch information
Validate git commit messages, branch naming conventions, and repository hygiene. Returns structured output with validation results for commit format (conventional commits), branch naming, and best practices. Us...
Fetch GitHub issue details with AI analysis comment from github-actions bot, extracting structured data for architecture planning in WescoBar workflows
Check if pull request already exists for current branch to support workflow resumption and prevent duplicate PR creation
Create GitHub pull requests with proper issue linking, comprehensive descriptions, and quality metrics for WescoBar project
Parse GitHub AI analysis comment sections for architectural alignment, technical feasibility, implementation suggestions, and testing strategy
Update development memory (events.jsonl) based on commit metadata and diff analysis. Automatically tracks features, fixes, refactorings, and decisions.
Create single atomic commit with proper message format, issue linking, and pre-commit hook validation for WescoBar workflows
Answer questions about Pull Request code changes.
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.