Command Claude Code
Load commit context for Claude to understand implementation details and rationale.
Command Claude Code
Load commit context for Claude to understand implementation details and rationale.
Command Claude Code
Smart commit with auto-generated or custom messages.
Command Claude Code
Open worktree in editor for code review.
Command Claude Code
Sync .env files from root to all worktrees.
Command Claude Code
Load GitHub issue context for Claude to understand requirements.
Command Claude Code
Create a GitHub issue through consultation and planning.
Command Claude Code
Edit GitHub issue through consultation and review.
Command Claude Code
Create multiple parallel implementations with tmux (local only, no push/PR).
Command Claude Code
Start implementation work on GitHub issue #$ARGUMENTS (local commits only, no push/PR).
Command Claude Code
Create multiple parallel implementations with tmux for trying different approaches.
Command Claude Code
Start implementation work on GitHub issue #$ARGUMENTS.
Command Claude Code
Check progress of parallel implementations for an issue.
Command Claude Code
Sync TodoWrite completion status to GitHub issue checkboxes automatically.
Command Claude Code
Close PR without merging and cleanup all related branches/worktrees.
Command Claude Code
Create a pull request with smart defaults based on current branch and commits.
Command Claude Code
Check CI failures and fix issues for PR #$ARGUMENTS.
Command Claude Code
Merge PR #$ARGUMENTS with squash and clean up worktree if exists.
Command Claude Code
Sync a pull request with the latest changes from the main branch.
Command Claude Code
Create a new branch from main and push with PR creation.
Command Claude Code
Command "gw-push" from o-gi/claude-code-commands, covering quick usage, extract issue number from current branch name if exists, with arguments and important.
Command Claude Code
One-shot command: Claude Code plans, creates issue, implements solution, and creates PR through consultation.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: