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01Command Claude Code
A command for generating documentation for code.
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Command Claude Code
A command for generating documentation for code.
Command Claude Code
A command for guiding beginners through a task.
Command Claude Code
A command for automatically fixing lint errors. A linter checks code for style and common problems.
Command Claude Code
A command for creating a bug report on GitHub, a website for hosting code and tracking issues.
Command Claude Code
Keep retrying the GitHub Actions workflow until all CI checks pass. Use gh run list to get the latest run status and loop until its conclusion is success. If the gh command is not available, stop and report an error.
Command Claude Code
A command for creating a feature request as a GitHub issue. A feature request describes a proposed addition or change to a project.
Command Claude Code
A command for checking prerequisites and carrying out tasks for a GitHub issue, which tracks a piece of work.
Command Claude Code
A command for creating multiple GitHub issues from a README file. A README is a project document that explains its purpose and tasks.
Command Claude Code
A command for creating and setting up a GitHub Project, including its name, description, and custom fields, based on the repository's README file.
Command Claude Code
A command for analysing a README, preparing a branch, and creating template files for GitHub work.
Command Claude Code
A command for suggesting improvements to code.
Command Claude Code
A command for reviewing GitHub pull requests, which are proposed code changes awaiting review.
Command Claude Code
A command for refactoring code, meaning restructuring it without changing its intended behaviour.
Command Claude Code
A command for creating test code.
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