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Teaches Claude Code to use jujutsu (jj) instead of git for version control. Provides hooks to intercept git commands, slash commands for committing and workspace management, and background knowledge about jj concepts.
Use when a verified owner-worker branch is ready to publish, or when an open pull request needs blocking lifecycle management through CI failures, review feedback, conflicts, and merge.
Analyze staged, unstaged, and untracked changes; group them into functionally coherent commit batches; and recommend staging order, commit boundaries, and related memory-docs references. Use when the working tree contains multiple kinds of changes and Codex needs to decide how many commits to make, which files belong…
Kick off work on a new feature, bug fix, or task in a fresh Band worktree. Use when the user describes a piece of work and wants an agent to start on it — "start working on X", "create a worktree and implement Y", "kick off a task for ABCD-1234", "spin up a worktree to fix.
End-to-end implementation of Jira tickets. Orchestrates ticket management, git worktree setup, analysis, TDD implementation, review, and MR creation. Trigger when a message contains a ticket number (e.g. SPD-1234) with an intent to implement (e.g. "Implement SPD-1234", "Work on SPD-567"). Do NOT trigger on simple…
Help a contributor prepare a small first open source contribution using the repository's docs, issue labels, and contribution workflow. Use when a user wants to make a safe, well-scoped first pull request.
Start cmux-diff (VSCode-style changes panel) to view changed files and diffs in a sidebar layout. Use when user says "/cmux-diff", "show changes", "changes panel", or "diff viewer".
Conduct structured requirements-gathering interviews before creating implementation plans. Use this skill when planning non-trivial tasks involving multi-file changes, new features, refactors, or architectural decisions. Auto-skip for clearly scoped, unambiguous single-file changes.
Use this agent when the user wants to save work, sync repos, undo changes, check history, or manage branches. All git operations happen through natural language — the user never needs to know git commands. Examples: Context: User finished working and wants to save. user: "Save my work" assistant: "I'll use…
Session close-out — clean up tool-created worktrees/branches, write active state to STATE.md, capture durable insights as memory pages, and commit + push okfmem-store via okfmem sync. Drafts an impl-complete comment on the resolved GitHub issue via gh issue comment. Invoked as /okfmem-save (alias: /primer).
Orchestrate end-to-end JFrog Platform onboarding for GitHub projects. Provisions JFrog projects, creates Artifactory repositories, adds members, configures OIDC, configures package managers, and updates CI workflows. Use when the user wants to onboard, connect, or integrate GitHub repos with JFrog, or when processing…
Generate comprehensive summaries of pull request changes by comparing the current branch to main, or by analyzing an existing PR by number. Use when the user asks to summarize changes, preview what's in a PR, or understand what work has been done. Triggers include "summarize my changes", "what's in this PR?", "give me…
Scaffolds a new project repository for agentic development from a problem description, or sets up ops tooling (git, precommits, gitignore, licensing, CI) for an existing project. Guides the user through naming, runtime, package manager, devops, licensing, and project structure. Use when the user says "init project"…
Manages version control using jujutsu (jj) instead of git. Provides workflows for creating changes, describing commits, pushing to remotes, and managing bookmarks. Use when performing any version control operation, when the user mentions commits, diffs, branches, push, pull, or history, or when git commands would…
A preliminary check of a Git repository's local and remote state before work begins. It looks for uncommitted changes and differences between the current branch and its remote branch.
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