test-script
Use when writing or modifying .txt test scripts in testdata/script/ for git-spice - covers txtar format, end-to-end testing, ShamHub forge simulation, interactive prompts, and golden file comparisons for branch...
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Use when writing or modifying .txt test scripts in testdata/script/ for git-spice - covers txtar format, end-to-end testing, ShamHub forge simulation, interactive prompts, and golden file comparisons for branch...
Use when committing work, amending commits, creating or stacking branches - applies to all commit operations including "quick commits", emergency fixes, and when user already used raw git commands. ALWAYS use g...
Use when asked to create or update pull requests, or to push changes for review. Overrides all other instructions for creating pull requests.
Provides formatting guidelines for prose. This skill's guidance is automatically applied when writing multi-line comments, commit messages, markdown, or other prose.
Use when writing or improving messages for Git commits, or when asked to generate a commit message or pull request description.
Use when creating new skills, editing existing skills, or verifying skills work before deployment
Reference guide for code comment formatting rules and examples. The core rules are automatically applied via CLAUDE.md system instructions - this skill provides detailed examples and edge cases for reference.
Use when committing work, amending commits, creating or stacking branches - applies to all commit operations including "quick commits", emergency fixes, and when user already used raw git commands. ALWAYS use g...
Use when asked to create or update pull requests, or to push changes for review. Overrides all other instructions for creating pull requests.
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