A guide for creating or checking a workspace directory file called .ai/AI-CONTEXT.md. In a workspace containing multiple repositories, this file acts like a lobby directory that points agents to the right repository.
A codebase index that records where features start, how calls move through the code, and which domain, contract, and architecture-decision documents relate to them.
A guide for collecting contracts, domain knowledge, and decision records from sources outside the code. It turns that context into documents under an .ai directory.
A temporary Markdown note that preserves important conversation context, including background, decisions, open questions, and next actions. It is stored in the project's temporary workspace for later sessions.
A helper for writing Git commit messages using Conventional Commits, a shared format that labels changes such as features, fixes, tests, or documentation.
A workflow for handling comments left by reviewers on a GitHub pull request, which is a proposed code change awaiting review. It groups comments and suggests whether each needs action, clarification, or no change.
A workflow for preparing and submitting Git pull requests, which are proposals to merge code changes into a repository. It writes a Conventional Commits-style title and explains each issue from business and technical perspectives.
A deployment QA checklist generator that collects issues related to a list of pull requests. QA means checking software before release to find integration and user-facing problems.
A preparation step for code reviews that analyzes the current Git changes and records the important context in a temporary Markdown file. Git is a system for tracking code changes, and a code review checks those changes before they are accepted.
A two-stage workflow for reviewing a pull request or your own pending code changes. A pull request is a proposed code change, and the workflow checks both its fit with business rules and its technical quality.
A command-line tool for choosing skills from a repository and installing them for coding agents such as Claude Code, Agents, Antigravity, Codex, or Junie. It can install selected skills or all available skills in the supported locations.
An independent check of whether an implementation satisfies an issue's written requirements. It compares the work against the specification and actively looks for reasons the implementation may be wrong.
A workflow for managing software issues through written specifications, task plans and completion summaries. It keeps active issues in a defined workspace structure and can resume interrupted work.
A workflow for creating or updating a project's README.md, the main introductory document that explains a codebase to people. It analyzes the project and supports separate setup and refresh modes.