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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Auto-generates conventional commit messages from git diffs with tiered format enforcement. Analyzes staged changes to produce meaningful commit messages following Conventional Commits specification.
anujkumar8076/skill-router-mcp
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when the user wants help writing git commit messages or splitting changes into clean commits.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Answers "why does this code exist" for colinhacks/zod by tracing file:line -> git blame -> commit -> PR -> linked issue via the provenance-mcp MCP tools (traceline, askwhy, searchhistory), then renders a cited WHY/EVIDENCE/STILL LIVE?/VERDICT/CONFIDENCE verdict. Never authors a reason without a citation -- marks NOT…
Skill Claude Code
Mandatory git workflow: Conventional Commits, atomic commits, and strictly linear history via feature branches that rebase onto the default branch and integrate with --ff-only. Use whenever committing, staging, branching, merging, rebasing, or preparing a PR — including bare requests like "commit", "commit this", or…
Skill Claude Code needs its repo
Run ONE iteration of the Kumihimo build loop — take the next item off the queue, ground it against PLAN.md, build it, verify it, document it, commit it. Use when Thomas invokes /kumihimo-iteration (often wrapped in /loop for unattended runs) or asks for another build pass on Kumihimo. Covers the queue, verification…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Work with Gerrit code review from the terminal using the gerrit-cli binary - search changes, read diffs and inline comments, draft and publish review comments, add reviewers, set topic or WIP, abandon and revert. Use whenever the user mentions Gerrit, a CL or change number, a Change-Id, a gerrit. URL, a patchset, or…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use stash MCP to work with Bitbucket Server projects, repositories, and pull requests.
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