Execute an existing plan step-by-step on a dedicated git branch, with fast ralph loops per step and a deep final ralph loop that includes self-review and adversarial testing. Writes a timestamped journal with commit hashes and loop results. Supports both new multi-file story format (plan.md + design.md + prd.md) and…
Bumps the plugin version across manifest files, commits, and creates a local git tag for rai-agent-skills. Pushing and publishing the GitHub release happen separately, under human review. Use when cutting a release.
CLI-only shortcuts for metagit agents — workspace catalog, discovery, prompts, sync, layout, and config. Use instead of MCP or HTTP API when operating from a shell or agentmode session.
Merge one branch (usually the default branch) into the current branch while preserving local unstaged changes, resolving conflicts by understanding both sides, and catching silent semantic conflicts with the repo's own checks. Trigger on explicit /git-merge, or when the user asks to merge a branch or the default…
Create and manage git worktrees for parallel, isolated work on one repository — multiple tasks at once without stashing or switching branches, risky experiments, PR review checkouts. Use when the user wants to work on several things at once, isolate a task, mentions worktrees or parallel branches/tasks/agents, or…
Summarize activity for the Ephemeral Buffer MCP repository, including commits, pull requests, issues, releases, and CI. Use for EB weekly or custom-period activity reports; do not use for implementing repository changes.
Use when completing or claiming readiness for local-only changes, a branch, pull request, merge request, or merge-to-main; final review applies even when repository policy forbids publishing, including scope growth, proposed work splits, and medium-risk review-budget checkpoints.
Turn a repo's git history into memory an agent can use: hotspots, do-not-retry reverts, suppressions, fragile areas, and assertion weakening. Use when starting in an unfamiliar repo, before a refactor or large change, when something keeps breaking, when asked what was tried or why code is this way, or when deciding…
Use when changing unusual or defensive code, mature APIs, dependencies, or architecture, or estimating a migration where Git history may reveal hidden constraints.
Safe git operations including commits, branches, merges, worktrees, and conflict resolution. Use when user wants to commit and push changes, manage branches, resolve conflicts, or create isolated workspaces. Activates when user says "commit", "push", "merge", "branch", "pull", "rebase", "worktree", "conflict", or…
Use when multiple CLI agents or assistants alternate on the same repository or explicit shared handoff workflow — especially with AGENTHANDOFF.md, side-by-side AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md/GEMINI.md, dirty worktrees, ownership notes, red tests, resume/continue requests, or /cli-collaboration in Grok Build.
Use at the start of /implement's repo path to land in a clean working state — fetch, fast-forward main, prune merged branches/worktrees/plan-files, then create the feature branch + worktree off fresh main and switch the session into it. Repo-only; project-overridable for deep provisioning.
Prefixes commit messages and PR titles with an appropriate Gitmoji. Activate when writing or amending commit messages, drafting PR titles, or choosing a Gitmoji for a change.
Run and CDP-test a feature inside its own git worktree without colliding with other parallel coding sessions. Use whenever you are testing a feature locally in a worktree, running Playwright/CDP against your own app, or running two or more agent sessions in parallel that each need a dev server and a browser. Trigger…
Use this skill when working on Rememora development tasks such as picking approved tickets, planning implementations, writing code in isolated worktrees, running validation, and preparing pull requests. This is the Codex-facing equivalent of the Claude Code rememora-developer subagent.
Manual-only orchestration of GitHub issues in dedicated Herdr work units: triage, delegate, scope-check, ship, merge, and dismantle. The user owns blocked decisions and holds for high-risk or visible UI work.
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