Strip low-value comments and docstrings from code, fit what survives to the file's existing comment style, then rewrite the surviving text with the ste-writing skill. Loops until a pass changes nothing. Use when the user says "clean up the comments", "this is over-commented", "remove the AI comments", "trim the…
Create one or more focused commits from the current working tree. Groups changes by logical concern, writes terse category-prefixed headlines and short high-level descriptions. Authored as the user (no Claude co-author). Use when the user says "commit this", "make a commit", "commit my changes", or invokes /commit.
Open a REVIEW.md (written by /difit-review) in difit's browser UI for interactive review. Starts a difit instance (or pushes to one the user already has running on a given port), populates it with the unresolved threads from REVIEW.md. Optional — REVIEW.md is the source of truth; this skill just provides a nicer way…
Apply the fixes proposed in a REVIEW.md (written by /difit-review), merge any new user replies from a running difit instance, write Claude's replies back into REVIEW.md, and best-effort echo them to difit if it's running. REVIEW.md is the source of truth; difit is an optional UI we sync to when available.
Parallel multi-model code review. Spawns Opus, Sonnet, Fable, and Haiku reviewers in parallel — each specialised for the analysis dimensions that model is strongest at — then writes the merged findings to REVIEW.md under the Claude project dir. REVIEW.md is the authoritative review state; difit is a separate, optional…
Iteratively refactor existing prose — privacy policies, marketing copy, web content, docs — based on user requirements or feedback. Reads surrounding pages for voice, asks clarifying questions before drafting, edits in place, and expects multi-turn revision. Use when the user says "update the privacy policy", "reword…
Mine Claude Code transcripts for how your installed skills actually behaved, find recurring corrections, and propose SKILL.md edits one finding at a time. Use when the user says "refine my skills", "improve my skills from usage", "what keeps going wrong with skill X", or invokes /refine-skills.
Rebase the current branch against its fork point (master/main) and squash the branch commits into a small, sensibly-grouped set. Larger restructuring is welcome — drop work that was later reverted, fold fixups into their parent. Commit messages follow the same category-prefixed terse style as /commit, authored as the…
Rewrite prose (docs, READMEs, PR descriptions, error messages, release notes, comments, tool descriptions, system prompts — never code) into ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English to remove "AI slop". Use when asked to make writing not sound like AI, make docs clear or plain, enforce a controlled writing style…