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Create and manage git worktrees for parallel coding sessions with zero dead time. Use when blocked on tests, builds, wanting to work on multiple branches, context switching, or exploring multiple approaches simultaneously.
Run quality gates, review staged changes for issues, and create a well-crafted conventional commit. Use when saying "commit", "git commit", "save my changes", or ready to commit after making changes.
Maintain the OpenVMM Guide and its code-sync mapping. Load when: (1) adding, removing, or moving Guide pages, (2) adding new device crates or CLI args that need doc coverage, (3) updating the doc-code-sync mapping table, or (4) auditing Guide freshness against code changes.
Investigate CI failures on OpenVMM PRs. Load when a PR has failing CI checks, you need to download and analyze test artifacts, or you need to diagnose build, fmt, clippy, or VMM test failures.
Android PR Code Review skill. Performs a comprehensive code review on the current Git repository's PR or specified code changes. Covers all review dimensions including architecture, Kotlin code quality, Android platform best practices, performance, security, and testability — along with a standardized output format. Can also be used as a standalone reference for Android review standards.
Use when upgrading Go emitter package and TypeSpec packages in eng/emitter-package.json to their latest versions.
Updates gem dependencies, handles CVEs, and manages gemspec rules. Use when updating dependencies, checking for outdated gems, or fixing security vulnerabilities.
Compares sibling command classes for consistent structure, documentation, testing, and exit-status conventions under the Base architecture. Use for cross-command audits.
Prepares and publishes new releases of the ruby-git gem including version bumps, changelog updates, tagging, and gem publishing. Use when preparing a release or checking release readiness.
Diagnoses and fixes CI/CD failures in GitHub Actions workflows. Use when CI is failing on a PR, builds are broken, or tests pass locally but fail in CI.
Scaffolds new and reviews existing Git::Commands::* classes with unit tests, integration tests, and YARD docs using the Base architecture. Use when creating a new command from scratch, updating an existing command, or reviewing a command class for correctness.
Migrates a direct #command call in Git::Lib to a Git::Commands::* class as part of the architectural redesign. Use when extracting a specific command during the Strangler Fig migration.
Create new Agent Skills for GitHub Copilot from user requests or by duplicating this template. Use when asked to "create a skill", "make a new skill", "scaffold a skill", or when building specialized AI capabilities with bundled resources. Generates SKILL.md files with proper frontmatter, directory structure, and optional scripts/references/assets folders.
Migrates a command class that still performs parsing or custom execution logic to return raw Git::CommandLineResult, moving parsing to facade/parser layers. Use during architectural redesign refactoring.
Audits Git::Lib methods for backward compatibility after commands are moved to Git::Commands::* classes. Use to verify that migrated commands maintain their existing public API.
Reference guide for ruby-git architecture, coding standards, design philosophy, key technical details, and compatibility requirements. Use when answering architecture questions, deciding where new code belongs, reviewing coding standards, or understanding the layered command/parser/facade design.
Command-specific YARD documentation rules for Git::Commands::Base subclasses, overriding and extending the general yard-documentation skill. Use when writing or reviewing YARD docs for command classes.
General YARD documentation rules and workflow for all Ruby source code. Use when writing or reviewing YARD doc comments, generating missing docs, updating examples, fixing doc errors, or checking documentation coverage.
Performs a comprehensive pre-PR readiness review covering tests, code quality, security, and commit conventions. Use at the end of implementation before submitting a pull request.
