✨ Dotfiles for human agency
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Skill Claude Code
Create or amend local Git commits from the relevant changes. Use for every commit operation, regardless of how the request arrived, which repository it targets, or what tooling wraps git. Stage only in-scope files and write repository-matching messages. Not for message drafts or branch creation.
Skill Claude Code
Use when a request asks to clean up, simplify, tidy, trim, shorten, or de-duplicate code, tests, code comments, or ordinary project documentation while keeping behavior, whether it names one file, one kind of artifact such as tests or docs, or the whole recent change, and whoever wrote it; also use before final…
Skill Claude Code
Run the GitHub CLI (gh) for any GitHub read or write: searching and reading issues, pull requests, discussions, comments, reviews, releases, repository files, and Actions runs and logs; gh api calls; creating, editing, commenting on, or merging issues and PRs; and previewing, installing, or updating GitHub-hosted…
Skill Claude Code
Run the GitLab CLI (glab) for any GitLab read or write: merge requests with their diffs, discussions, and descriptions, issues, pipelines and job logs, users, repository files, and glab api calls; creating or updating MRs and issues, commenting, pending review comments, approving, and merging. Load it before the first…
Skill Claude Code
Create a new Git branch for a task using the repository's naming convention. Use when the user asks to create a branch, or a requested task such as opening an MR or PR needs one as a step. Not for switching to an existing branch.
Skill Claude Code
Use Oracle only when the user explicitly requests Oracle, ChatGPT Pro, ChatGPT Deep Research, a ChatGPT Project consultation, continuation of an Oracle session, or Oracle API mode. Not for requests limited to other consultants, ordinary review or research, or inspection of existing ChatGPT content.
Skill Claude Code
Review remote merge requests or pull requests, branches, commits, diffs, and uncommitted code changes for correctness and regression risk, reporting only evidence-backed findings. Use for pre-merge code review, review findings, and MR/PR URLs, including reviews that other agents or models carry out, whose briefs…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Create and start a verifiable completion goal for the requested task.
Skill Claude Code
Run read-only Snowflake inspection and SELECT queries with the installed Snowflake CLI. Use whenever a task needs live Snowflake data. Not for dbt compilation that needs no live warehouse access.
Skill Claude Code
Create, edit, audit, or advise on agent skills and reusable agent instructions (SKILL.md and bundled files, AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md, rules, output styles, and agent prompts), including examples and explanatory prose within them. Use for writing or rewriting them, fixing routing or wording, slimming, splitting or merging…
Skill Claude Code
Write or revise text that other people will read: MR/PR titles and descriptions, issues, review comments, replies, closing comments, emails, support tickets, chat messages, and questions. It carries the user's conventions for such text, which a capable model does not already know, so use it even for short or routine…
Skill Claude Code
Look up current library, framework, SDK, CLI, or cloud API documentation with the Context7 CLI. Use for API syntax, configuration, version migration, library-specific debugging, and setup questions that name a specific library, even when you think you know the answer, because training data may lag releases. Not for…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Orchestrate visible terminal work in Rex, the terminal multiplexer app - coding-agent CLIs run in panes as helpers, panels, or cross-vendor reviewers with their results collected; commands and services the user wants to watch or take over; Rex sessions, tabs, panes, terminal output, and the Rex app's interface. Use…
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