Use for ordinary implementation tasks in this repository that should start from develop, create a feature/fix/chore branch, complete changes and tests, squash-merge the branch back into develop locally, and push develop. No pull requests.
Use when diagnosing every detected jig installation for Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity across current project and user scopes, plus repository profile, migration, protection, guard, rubric, and legacy state. Read-only; fixes are delegated to jig-setup, jig-update, github-sync, and version-rubric.
Use when releasing this repository from the CLI by promoting develop to main with a fast-forward push, grading the release as patch/minor/major by what installed projects actually pay, computing the next version from the latest tag, and publishing a GitHub release with agent-written notes. No release PR, no…
Use when synchronizing this repository's GitHub setup: main/develop branches, optional branch protection, and the managed local pre-push guard, including guard cleanup before uninstalling jig. Do not use for creating a release.
Use when writing or updating a project README.md: scan the repository to classify the project type (CLI tool, library, service or app), draft a new README when none exists, or compare the existing README's claims (commands, options, paths, links) against the repository and fix the drift. Writes only verified facts…
Use when recommending which version rubric fits this repository: scan the tracked files to classify the project type against the rubric catalog, report the top candidates with the paths that produced them, and hand the chosen draft to version-rubric. Read-only; never writes the rubric file.
Use after installing jig for Claude Code, Codex, or Antigravity to select and verify the repository GitHub CLI profile through JIGGITHUBPROFILE or local git config, finish GitHub repository convergence, or repair an incomplete jig installation without changing the globally active gh account.
Use when updating every detected jig installation for Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity across current project and user scopes, including Claude Code plugins and existing standalone .claude/skills copies, while preserving each installed skill selection.
Use when creating, reviewing, or re-setting this repository's version grading rubric at .jig/versioning.md: adopt the jig default human-intervention rubric, write a project-specific one, edit one grade, or reset to the default. Owns the rubric file; never runs a release.
Use for ordinary implementation tasks in this repository that should start from develop, create a feature/fix/chore branch, complete changes and tests, squash-merge the branch back into develop locally, and push develop. No pull requests.
Use when releasing this repository from the CLI by promoting develop to main with a fast-forward push, grading the release as patch/minor/major by what installed projects actually pay, computing the next version from the latest tag, and publishing a GitHub release with agent-written notes. No release PR, no…
Use when synchronizing this repository's GitHub setup: main/develop branches, optional branch protection, and the managed local pre-push guard, including guard cleanup before uninstalling jig. Do not use for creating a release.
Use when writing or updating a project README.md: scan the repository to classify the project type (CLI tool, library, service or app), draft a new README when none exists, or compare the existing README's claims (commands, options, paths, links) against the repository and fix the drift. Writes only verified facts…
Use when recommending which version rubric fits this repository: scan the tracked files to classify the project type against the rubric catalog, report the top candidates with the paths that produced them, and hand the chosen draft to version-rubric. Read-only; never writes the rubric file.
Use when creating, reviewing, or re-setting this repository's version grading rubric at .jig/versioning.md: adopt the jig default human-intervention rubric, write a project-specific one, edit one grade, or reset to the default. Owns the rubric file; never runs a release.