git-worktrees
Work on multiple branches in parallel using git worktrees via the git-wt helper to avoid context switching or merge noise.
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Work on multiple branches in parallel using git worktrees via the git-wt helper to avoid context switching or merge noise.
Canonical workflow for clarifying requirements, executing work, and verifying correctness.
Use when managing git worktrees (list, create/switch, delete, configure) in this repo; prefer the git-wt subcommand for worktree operations and its configuration options.
Use when creating, updating, or syncing Codex skills for this repo, including installing skills into CODEX_HOME and using scripts/sync_skills.ps1 to symlink repo skills; also use when drafting a new SKILL.md or...
Write implementation-ready software technical specifications for senior engineers.
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Create feature spec files from project docs, commit and push to main, and create matching feature branches from main.
Prepares a Pull Request by staging changes, verifying against acceptance criteria, and creating the PR via GH CLI. Use this skill when a feature is complete and ready for review.
Conducts an audit of a Pull Request, merges it into main, and synchronizes the local environment. Use this skill when a PR is ready for final review and integration.
Use when working through Takopi (Telegram bridge) to route Codex tasks by project, branch worktree, or topic; covers directives like /project, @branch, engine prefixes, ctx footer behavior, and /new resets.
Build distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with a strong aesthetic point of view and real working code.
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