worktree-lifecycle
Manage git worktree lifecycle for parallel development. Create worktrees with port isolation, manage multiple branches simultaneously, clean up worktrees. CRITICAL: Use /create_worktree command, never manual gi...
Discover tools git workflows skills, compare source repositories and read the instructions for each workflow.
Manage git worktree lifecycle for parallel development. Create worktrees with port isolation, manage multiple branches simultaneously, clean up worktrees. CRITICAL: Use /create_worktree command, never manual gi...
Workflow orchestration skill for builder ecosystem - repo analysis, SPEC creation, and generation workflows for skills, agents, and UV scripts
Superdisco MoAI fork management - track customizations, sync upstream updates while preserving your changes
This skill use to deploy the Docusaurus site on github pages, deploy site to GitHub Pages using a CI/CD pipeline with the GitHub CLI.
Create worktrees and launch Claude Code agents. USE THIS SKILL when user says "create worktree", "spin up worktree", "new worktree", "worktree for X", or wants parallel development branches. Also handles worktr...
Craft concise commit messages with technical precision
Project-specific linting and type-checking commands. Customize for your project.
Instructions for writing Go code following idiomatic Go practices and community standards. Use this when writing or reviewing any code written in Go (Golang).
Comprehensive guide for building robust, secure, and efficient CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions. Covers workflow structure, jobs, steps, environment variables, secret management, caching, matrix strategies,...
In this repo, avoid sloppy fallback logic. Prefer explicit failures, narrow error handling, and clearly marked TODOs over fake success paths.
Prepares branch for PR and merge. Cleans up, tests, validates commits, and generates PR/merge titles and descriptions.
Generates clear, Angular-style commit messages from git diffs. Use when writing commit messages or reviewing staged changes.
Conventional Commits formatting guide for creating standardized commit messages. Use when Claude needs to create git commits, ensuring consistent message format with type prefixes (feat, fix, docs, chore). Auto...
This skill should be used when the user asks about "entities", "relations", "architecture graph", "spec-driven development", "code annotations", "@graph anchors", mentions ".graph/" directory, asks to "add enti...
Analyze OSS solutions for code quality, documentation, and best practices using Context7, DeepWiki, and Perplexity. Use when users request repository analysis, code review, library documentation lookup, or need...
Prepare pull request descriptions following project template. Activates on: prepare PR, create PR, pull request, ready for PR, draft PR, write PR
Guides creating GitHub pull requests with proper branch naming, commit messages, and PR descriptions. Use when asked to create a PR, submit changes for review, or push a feature branch.
Handles GitHub pull request review comments. Use when asked to fix review comments, address PR feedback, or resolve review threads. Fetches comments via GitHub CLI, fixes issues in code, replies to reviewers, a...
GitHubや公式ドキュメントからライブラリのリリース情報を取得し、破壊的変更・非推奨化・ビルトイン化を特定する
Wrapper for GitHub CLI (gh) in Claude.ai. Covers installation, authentication, and common operations like pushing files, creating branches, PRs, issues, and releases.
Deploy GitHub repositories to remote servers via SSH. Claude reads the README, understands build/start instructions, and executes deployment commands over SSH. Supports rollback on failure.
Creates pull requests with automatic title/template formatting. Use when asked to create a PR.
Creates commits with generated messages following project conventions. Use when asked to commit changes or create a commit.
Expert at crafting clear, meaningful git commit messages following conventional commit standards and repository conventions. Use when user asks to create commit messages, write commits, or needs help with git c...
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