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paulinevos/claude-stuff

Plugin Claude Code

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paulinevos/claude-stuff

Plugin Claude Code

Atomic-commit Git workflow skills: folding changes into the right commit (amend/edit/fixup), conflict resolution, reflog-based undo, and bisect debugging, plus shared conventions (rebase-over-merge, stashing, commit-message style).

paulinevos/claude-stuff

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Find the commit that introduced a regression with an automated git bisect run, then fix it. Use when something that used to work is now broken and the cause isn't obvious — the user says "this worked last week", "which commit broke X", "find the commit that caused this bug", "it regressed", or asks to bisect. Best…

paulinevos/claude-stuff

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Keep history as atomic commits by folding a change into the existing commit it belongs to instead of stacking a new one — the heart of an atomic-commit workflow. Use whenever an uncommitted (or about-to-be-made) change is really a fix, tweak, reword, or addition to a commit already on the branch: a typo or forgotten…

paulinevos/claude-stuff

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Resolve merge conflicts and continue the interrupted rebase, merge, or cherry-pick. Use whenever git reports conflicts or halts mid-operation with "CONFLICT", "Unmerged paths", "fix conflicts and then commit", or the user asks to resolve/handle conflicts or says an operation is "stuck on a conflict".

paulinevos/claude-stuff

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Recover the branch to its state before a git operation using the reflog. Use when the user wants to undo or reverse a merge, rebase, reset, amend, squash, or "bad" history rewrite, says "get my commits back", "I messed up the rebase", "revert to before I ran X", or fears they lost commits. This recovers via reflog…

paulinevos/claude-stuff

Plugin Claude Code

PHP code conventions centred on object calisthenics: one level of indentation, no else, wrapped primitives, first-class collections, no train wrecks, no abbreviations, small entities, no getters or setters, plus the PHP specifics that support them.

paulinevos/claude-stuff

Skill Claude CodeCodex

PHP code conventions centred on object calisthenics — one level of indentation, no else, wrapped primitives, first-class collections, no train wrecks, no abbreviations, small entities, no getters or setters — plus the PHP specifics that support them (strict types, readonly value objects, backed enums, match, final by…