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265Command Claude Code
Review ALL staged and unstaged changes against the project's coding standards before committing. This checklist covers everything the mechanical hook (yarn format/lint/typecheck/build/test) cannot catch.
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Command Claude Code
Review ALL staged and unstaged changes against the project's coding standards before committing. This checklist covers everything the mechanical hook (yarn format/lint/typecheck/build/test) cannot catch.
Command Claude Code
Prepare a mobilewright release by updating CHANGELOG.md with the next patch version.
Command Claude Code
Create and publish a new release.
Command Claude Code
Review open GitHub issues for priority, feasibility, project alignment, and risks.
Command Claude Code
Prepare a release by updating docs and bumping the version.
Command Claude Code
Review, improve, and merge an open pull request. The submitter did the work — your job is to get their PR merged cleanly, giving them full credit.
Command Claude Code
Perform a release for this project. Steps.
Command Claude Code
Part of mjswan
Suggest a clear and simple commit message for the current changes.
Command Claude Code
Part of mjswan
Commit, push, and open a PR.
Command Claude Code
Autonomous overnight loop — verify issues against the codebase, close stale ones, ship PRs through /ship (bug fixes + trio-decided features/improvements, decisions documented), until done or limited.
Command Claude Code
Merge and deploy a finished PR unattended — review agent → gate → merge → watch deploy → verify prod → digest.
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Part of genshijin
A command that writes a commit message for changes already placed in Git's staging area. It follows the repository's existing language and uses a short imperative subject without AI attribution.
Command Claude Code
Command "jprompt_ultra_diff_review" from disler/aider-mcp-server, covering ultra diff review, task 1: create diff.txt, code review, diff and task 2: git diff and append.
Command Cursor
A command that stages safe Git changes, writes a commit message matching the repository’s conventions, and creates a commit.
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:::info This document covers the release and changelog commands for publishing eIsland builds and generating release notes. For packaging the installer locally, see Package Commands. ::.
Command Claude Code
When user uses /cmt slash command, commit current git changes using fast mode by default, or strict mode when requested. Fast mode reviews, shows summary, and waits for approval. Strict mode adds safe simplifications, full /cr review, and verification before approval.
Command Claude Code
Archive a completed change in the experimental workflow.
Command Claude Code
Officially retire the published dashclaw/legacy Node SDK the safe way — deprecate now, delete at v5 — without breaking external npm consumers. Drives the legacy-sdk-deprecation-sweep workflow.
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Commit uncommitted changes across all workspace repos, tagging commits with ticket numbers from pasted issue text. Spawns one parallel subagent per repo — each analyzes every changed file, groups them by ticket, and makes multiple focused commits independently.
Command Claude Code
Update CHANGELOG.md with all changes from the latest tag to current commit.
Command Claude Code
Create a well-formatted commit.
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The afx (agent-farm) command manages multi-agent orchestration for software development. It spawns and manages builders in isolated git worktrees.
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Codev uses forge concept commands to interact with your repository hosting platform. By default, all concepts use the GitHub CLI (gh). Projects using GitLab, Gitea, or other forges can override these commands.
Command Claude Code
I want to make sure there's a PR that's in a good state for the local branch.
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