Script and automate repetitive tasks and workflows.
Help with Git operations for this dotfiles repository, including creating contextual commit messages, reviewing changes, and following best practices for dotfiles version control. Use when the user wants to commit changes, review diffs, create branches, or perform git operations specific to dotfiles management.
Reply to PR review comments using the correct GitHub API endpoint. Use when responding to inline code review feedback (not gh pr comment).
Provide safe git commands for common tasks. Use when a junior developer needs help with branching, commits, or resolving simple conflicts.
Automatically fix code formatting issues using mojo format, markdownlint, and pre-commit hooks. Use when formatting checks fail or before committing code.
Analyze imports and identify all module dependencies. Use when mapping project structure.
Refactor and finalize code after parallel phases complete, addressing technical debt. Use in cleanup phase to polish code before merge.
Create complete runnable companion projects for articles - scaffolded projects, not snippets
When reading or writing pyproject.toml or .toml config files in Python. When editing TOML while preserving comments and formatting. When designing configuration file format for a Python tool. When code uses tomlkit or tomllib. When implementing atomic config file updates.
Create starter code from templates. Use when setting up new modules or test files.
Restructure code for improved clarity and maintainability. Use when addressing code smells or technical debt.
Create a changeset file for versioning and changelog generation. Use when the user asks to add a changeset, bump version, or prepare a release.
Analyzes codebase to find similar features, reusable utilities, and architectural patterns
Open source license compliance including compatibility analysis, obligations tracking, and compliance workflows
Safe refactoring workflow for replacing old types with new type-safe implementations through integration-test-first, file-by-file migration with incremental verification
Create a staged refactor plan for a module. Use when a mid-level developer needs a safe refactor path.
Detect breaking changes in API contracts (OpenAPI/Swagger specs)
Verify that dotfiles are properly symlinked and synchronised across the system. Use when the user wants to check symlink status, verify dotfiles setup, diagnose sync issues, find broken links, or ensure configurations are correctly deployed. Triggers include "check sync", "verify symlinks", "dotfiles status", "check setup", or troubleshooting symlink issues.
Generate review checklists for different change types. Use to customize review focus based on what was changed.
Keep CLAUDE.md and README.md documentation in sync with the actual dotfiles configuration. Use when the user wants to update documentation, sync README with changes, maintain CLAUDE.md, document new features, or ensure docs reflect current setup. Triggers include "update docs", "update README", "update CLAUDE.md", "document changes", or "sync documentation".
Suggest small refactors that improve readability without changing behavior. Use when a junior developer asks to clean up code.
Bootstrap a new Next.js development environment with Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui components, and assistant-ui for AI chat interfaces. Use when the user asks to "create a new Next.js project", "bootstrap Next.js with shadcn", "set up a Next.js app", "create an AI chat app", "start a new React project with Tailwind", or mentions creating a fresh frontend project with modern tooling.
Compare a GitHub repository with connectrpc-axum. This skill should be used when the user provides a GitHub repository URL and wants to compare it with the current project. Analyzes user features, technical implementation, architecture patterns, code quality, tests, and documentation. Outputs comparison to docs/guide/compare/ directory.
Git best practices, commit conventions, branching strategies, and pull request workflows. Use when working with git operations, commits, branches, or PRs.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "make commits", "commit all changes", "create a branch", "name a branch", "organize commits", "conventional commits", "generate changelog", "release version", "bump version", or needs guidance on git workflow best practices including commit organization, branch naming, and conventional commit format.
