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pr-restructure
Clean up messy commit history into atomic commits before merge. Use when user wants to restructure PR commit history based on final diff. Triggers include: - Korean: "PR 히스토리 정리해줘", "커밋 히스토리 정리"...
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pr-create
Create pull request from current branch with AI-generated title and description. Use when user wants to create a PR for their current branch. Triggers include: - Korean: "PR 만들어줘", "PR 생성해줘", "풀 리퀘스...
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pr-update
Update existing pull request title and description based on latest changes. Use when user wants to refresh PR with latest commits. Triggers include: - Korean: "PR 업데이트해줘", "PR 수정해줘", "PR 다시 만들어줘...
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prepare-docs
Use when user requests automated documentation preparation. Triggers include: - Korean: "문서 준비해줘", "문서화 준비", "문서 요구사항 작성", "자동 문서화 준비" - English: "prepare documentation", "setup doc re...
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write-docs
Use when user requests automated documentation generation from requirements file. Triggers include: - Korean: "문서 작성해줘", "write-docs 실행해줘", "자동 문서 생성" - English: "write documentation", "run writ...
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update-docs
Use when user requests updating documentation based on PR comments. Triggers include: - Korean: "PR 코멘트 반영해줘", "PR 피드백 반영", "문서 업데이트해줘" - English: "update docs from PR comments", "incorporat...
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commit-msg
Generate professional commit messages from staged changes following Chris Beams' seven rules. Use when user stages changes and requests commit message. Triggers include: - Korean: "커밋 메시지 만들어줘", "커밋...
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