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Working with GitHub Pull Requests using the gh CLI. Use for fetching PR details, review comments, CI status, and understanding the difference between PR-level comments vs inline code review comments.
Write detailed Conventional Commit messages using only the active chat conversation as context. Use when the user asks for commit messages based on discussion history, requests module-scoped commit subjects, or explicitly forbids checking git logs, diffs, or code files.
Create git commits using conventional commits with scopes. Use when the user asks to commit, make a commit, save changes, or any git commit operation. Never include Co-Authored-By lines, AI agent mentions, or any reference to Claude, AI, or automated tooling in commit messages.
Essential Git commands and workflows for version control, branching, and collaboration.
Use after completing implementation - create pull request with complete documentation, proper labels, linked issues, and verification summary
Checklist covering accuracy, style, accessibility, and localization requirements for documentation releases.
Initialize a standardized Python project, including dependency management, code style checking, testing framework, version management, etc. This skill is triggered when users need to create a new Python project.
Blocks destructive git and filesystem commands before execution. Prevents accidental loss of uncommitted work from git checkout --, git reset --hard, rm -rf, and similar destructive operations. Works as a Claude Code PreToolUse hook with fail-open semantics.
Golden dataset lifecycle patterns for curation, versioning, quality validation, and CI integration. Use when building evaluation datasets, managing dataset versions, validating quality scores, or integrating golden tests into pipelines.
Perform git commit following Conventional Commits standards
Creates commits with conventional format and validation. Use when committing changes or generating commit messages.
Generate clear, conventional commit messages from git diffs. Use when writing commit messages, reviewing staged changes, or preparing commits.