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Generates comprehensive changelogs from Conventional Commits, maintains CHANGELOG.md files, and scaffolds project documentation like PRD.md or ADR.md. This skill should be used when creating changelogs, generat...
Sets up comprehensive GitHub Actions CI/CD workflows for modern web applications. This skill should be used when configuring automated lint, test, build, and deploy pipelines, adding preview URL comments on pul...
Complete GitHub repository setup with production-grade standards including community health files, CI/CD workflows, issue templates, documentation site, badges, CODEOWNERS, and release management. Handles initi...
Use when searching code within GitHub repositories - provides syntax for file extensions, filenames, languages, sizes, exclusions, and using -w flag for regex search via web interface
Scan ~/dev recursively for git repos and report today's work with commits, branches, stats, and detailed change analysis. Use when user asks "what did I work on", "show my work", "daily summary", "what repos di...
Expert code review specialist. Reviews for quality and intent alignment. Use immediately after writing or modifying code, or when user requests code review. Handles both uncommitted changes and targeted file re...
This skill should be used when setting up code quality tooling with ESLint v9 flat config, Prettier formatting, Husky git hooks, lint-staged pre-commit checks, and GitHub Actions CI lint workflow. Apply when in...
Use when searching commit history on GitHub - provides syntax for filtering by author, committer, dates, hashes, and merge commits with proper exclusion handling
MANDATORY skill when users mention GitHub CLI searches - establishes non-negotiable requirement to use gh-cli-search skills for correct syntax, quoting, and platform handling
Use when searching GitHub pull requests - provides syntax for filtering by draft status, merge status, review state, CI checks, branches, and all standard PR attributes
Use when gh CLI is not installed, not configured, or authentication fails - provides installation steps, authentication methods, and troubleshooting for all platforms
Use when searching GitHub via CLI for issues, PRs, repos, code, or commits - provides correct syntax for exclusions, qualifiers, quoting, and platform-specific handling to avoid command failures
Use when searching GitHub issues - provides syntax for filtering by labels, state, assignees, authors, comments, reactions, dates, and includes option to search pull requests
Use when searching GitHub repositories - provides syntax for filtering by stars, forks, language, topics, license, archived status, and all repository attributes
Create conventional commits from staged/unstaged changes. Use when user asks to commit, create commits, commit changes, commit all, make commits, separate commits, commit everything, stage and commit, commit th...
Create or switch to feature branches with proper naming conventions. Use when user wants to start working on a new feature, start a feature. Generates feature/branch-name patterns from descriptions, checks exis...
Guides contributors through adding new skills to the claude-code-skills repository via Pull Request with proper validation and documentation
Complete feature work and merge back to main branch. Use when user wants to finish a feature, close a feature, or merge feature branch. Switches to main, pulls latest changes, merges feature branch, and pushes...
How checkpointing works for tracking file changes and rewinding to previous states. Use when user asks about checkpoints, rewinding, rollback, undo, or restoring previous states.
Workflow for working with existing codebase
Create and bootstrap a git worktree for isolated development work.
Complete workflow for starting a new GSD project
Initialize GSD repository structure
Checkpoint reference guide for GSD
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