copilot-feedback-resolver
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...
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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 after brainstorming to apply vanilla-rails patterns to a feature, producing structured handoff for implementation planning. Invoke with /shape.
Use when naming classes, methods, routes in vanilla Rails codebases - fixes concern verb/noun confusion, bang method misuse, custom action anti-patterns
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 when you want to pause the semantic search file watcher to stop automatic reindexing
Use when you want to resume the semantic search file watcher after pausing it
GitHub CLI (gh) mastery for issues, PRs, Projects v2, and automation. Modern development workflow patterns for 2025.
ALWAYS check this skill before using grep, glob, Task tool, or doing any codebase exploration. Guides you to use specialized agents that are more efficient than basic tools.
Use BEFORE running grep or glob commands. Reminds you to use codebase-locator agent instead of basic file search tools.
Use BEFORE reading multiple files to understand code. Reminds you to use codebase-analyzer agent instead of manual file reading.
Initialize Rails coding conventions for a project by detecting dependencies and copying matching rules with examples to .claude/rules/hustler-rails/. Use when setting up Rails conventions for a new project or u...
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...
コード変更を4観点で並行レビュー。信頼スコア80以上でBLOCK。tdd-reviewで自動実行。
Use when JetBrains MCP tools are available (mcp__jetbrains__*) - enforces IDE-native workflow with problem checking after file completion, and smart refactoring tools instead of grep/sed
Intelligently organizes files and directories by type, project, date, or custom criteria
Assists with git workflows, commit messages, branch strategies, and resolving common git issues
Reviews code for best practices, bugs, security issues, and provides improvement suggestions
Use this skill when asked to "create a plugin", "build a new plugin", "make a Claude Code plugin", "scaffold plugin", "plugin structure", "add commands/agents/skills/hooks to plugin", or when helping with plugi...
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...
Use this skill when asked to "validate plugin", "check plugin structure", "verify plugin", "audit plugin", "is my plugin correct", "plugin issues", or when troubleshooting plugin problems.
Perform safe code refactoring with reference checking and validation. Uses Julie's rename_symbol for workspace-wide renames and fuzzy_replace for precise edits. Activates when user wants to refactor, rename, or...
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...
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