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This skill should be used when the user asks to "update docs", "sync documentation", "docs are outdated", "refresh README", or wants to update existing documentation to match current code. Spawns @writer agent to compare docs against codebase and update.
Enforce structured git workflow with conventional commits, feature branches, semver versioning, and work logging. Use for all code changes to prevent work loss and maintain history.
Automatically runs project validation commands (linters, type checkers, tests) after file edits and blocks commits on any failure. Reads validation commands from CLAUDE.md or auto-detects from project type. Enforces strict quality gates to catch issues early. (project)
Explore codebase, understand architecture, find how things work. Navigate unfamiliar repositories, discover code structure, find where functionality lives by intent rather than exact text. NOT for debugging failures (use debugging) or checking change impact (use change-planning).
This skill should be used when starting work on a "new feature", "bug fix", "branch", "isolated development", when the user asks to "create a worktree", "set up a branch for development", "work on feature X", "fix bug Y", when discussing git worktree management, or when recovering from mistakes like "made changes on main by mistake", "accidentally committed to main", "forgot to create a worktree", "need to move changes to a branch". Provides git worktree workflow that should be the DEFAULT approach for all feature and bugfix development.
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", "커밋 깔끔하게" - English: "clean up commit history", "restructure commits", "organize commits" - Context: User has messy commits (WIP, typo fixes) and wants atomic commit structure
Audit codebase stability guardrails - tests, ESLint, pre-commit hooks, CI/CD, dead code detection with Knip. Finds unused files, exports, and dependencies. Use /codebase-stability-audit:run to start.
Checkout a new branch and implement a feature from a plan file. Use when the user says "/implement-feature {feature-file}" to start implementing a feature defined in plans/features/.
現在の変更から自動でPRを作成するスキル。develop/mainブランチからfeat/*ブランチを作成し、ファイルを選択的にコミットし、gh CLIでPRを作成する。コード変更後のPR作成や、作業の区切りでPRにまとめたいときに使用する。
Generate comprehensive documentation for codebases, suitable for both human developers and AI coding assistants. Use when documenting a repository, creating architecture docs, generating API references, writing onboarding guides, or creating CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md files for AI assistants working with the codebase.
Scan project folder structure, validate organization, clone GitHub repository, and generate an inventory of available materials. First step of writer workflow. Use when starting a new manuscript project.
In this repo, avoid sloppy fallback logic. Prefer explicit failures, narrow error handling, and clearly marked TODOs over fake success paths.
⚠️ MANDATORY - YOU MUST invoke this skill ONLY when user says "raise/create/draft PR". ONLY auto-commit scenario. Creates/validates branch with mriley/ prefix, commits all changes (invokes safe-commit), pushes to remote, creates PR with proper format. NEVER create PRs manually.
Bootstrap or maintain a Codex skills repo with auto-sync to ~/.codex/skills; use when setting up a shared skills repository, onboarding new clones, or enabling autosync hooks for skills under skills/.
Draft a Conventional Commits message from either a short summary of changes or by inspecting the local git diff. Use when the user wants a commit message formatted as type(scope): subject, with optional body and footers for breaking changes or issue references.
Use when generating commit messages for code changes.
Review current project against mature patterns and standards. Triggers include "review this project", "what am I missing", "align with standards", "check tool usage", or when starting in an unfamiliar project.
