Automation Tools
Script and automate repetitive tasks and workflows.
pr-description-writer
This skill generates and improves GitHub pull request descriptions that help reviewers understand context and promote effective code reviews. Use this skill when creating new PRs, updating PR descriptions with new commits, or reviewing existing PR descriptions for quality. The skill analyzes git commits to extract key changes and generates descriptions with proper context (why), implementation details (how), file prioritization for large PRs, and testing strategy.
release-notes
Genera changelog profesional + GitHub release notes desde commits y worklog
git-workflow
Git worktree-based workflow for parallel development with shared context. Incremental commits after logical units, feature branches with nested issue branches, squash-merge to main. Use when creating/managing worktrees, working on parallel features, committing code, creating branches, or handling branch cleanup.
research-git-patterns
Git-aware skill for finding implementation patterns and retrieving story context from git history. Use when searching for similar implementations or understanding how a feature was built. To use this skill, you must have a story ID (e.g., "US-001-auth-login-admin"). Use research-user-stories skill to find the story ID.
conventional-commits
Git commit management following Conventional Commits specification for Aurora projects. Trigger: When creating commits, analyzing git history, or reviewing commit messages.
mova-repo-code-change-plan-basic-wrapper
Given a repo snapshot and a goal description, produce a structured, step-by-step plan of code changes: which files to touch, in what order, with risks and done-criteria. This skill does not modify files and does not execute code.
git-workflow
Git branching strategy and versioning workflow. Use when creating branches, PRs, or releasing versions.
git-commit
Generates well-structured git commit messages following conventional commit standards and best practices. Creates clear, descriptive commits with proper type prefixes (feat, fix, docs, refactor, etc.), concise subjects, and detailed bodies when needed. Use when committing code changes, creating git commits, writing commit messages, or when users mention "commit", "git commit", "commit message", "conventional commits", "changelog", or need help structuring version control messages. Ensures commits are atomic, descriptive, and follow team conventions.
dirty-repo-bootstrap
Safe recovery procedure for dirty/WIP repositories. This skill provides a standardized workflow for: - Snapshotting uncommitted work to a WIP branch
git-commit-helper
Adherence to Conventional Commits and efficient Git history management using types, scopes, and advanced commit tools like fixup/amend. Triggers: git-commit, conventional-commits, breaking-change, fixup, git-amend, rebase.
git-repository-workflow
Provides Git repository workflow guidelines including branch management, testing practices (TDD), Docker environment handling, and PR workflow. Use this skill when implementing features, fixing bugs, or making any code changes in a Git repository.
github-pull-request
Generates GitHub pull request (PR) titles and descriptions from code changes. Use when creating pull requests, updating PR details, submitting code for review, generating PR text for chat output, or when the user mentions pull request, PR, merge request, code review, GitHub workflow, "write PR", "generate PR", "prepare PR text", or asks to show/create PR content.
commit-helper
Guide users through creating meaningful, well-structured git commits following best practices. Use this skill when users want to commit changes, ask for help with commit messages, or need guidance on what to commit. Ensures commits are atomic, descriptive, and follow conventional commit standards.
openapi-diff
Analyze OpenAPI/Swagger spec or source code changes. Triggers: API diff, spec changes, breaking changes, changelog
doc-maintainer
Update project documentation to reflect code changes (bug fixes, refactors, or new features). Provide concise, actionable edits to requirements, architecture, README, and related docs. Use this skill when code changes occur.
worktree-manager
Parallel development with git worktrees and Claude Code agents. Handles Ghostty terminal launching, port allocation, and global registry. Use when creating worktrees, managing parallel development, or launching agents in isolated workspaces.
git-commit-helper
Provides expert guidance for Git commit messages, including conventional commit formatting and best practices. Use when creating or editing Git commit messages.
global-version-control
Your approach to handling global version control. Use this skill when working on files where global version control comes into play.
global-conventions
Follow project-wide development conventions for file organization, version control, documentation, and dependency management. Use this skill when organizing project directories and files, writing README documentation, creating commit messages, working with git branches, managing pull requests, configuring environment variables, handling secrets and API keys, managing project dependencies, setting up feature flags, maintaining changelogs, defining testing requirements, establishing code review processes, or structuring the overall project architecture. Apply this skill when setting up new projects, refactoring project structure, working with version control, managing configuration files, or ensuring the project follows consistent organizational patterns and best practices.
harness
TigerStyle development workflow harness. Wraps development tasks in a state machine (GROUNDING → PLANNING → IMPLEMENTING → VERIFYING → COMPLETE) with vision alignment, decision logging, and verification. Use when starting non-trivial coding tasks. Adapts to whatever vision files exist in the project.
