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Prepare code for a pull request by orchestrating sync, format, lint, test, review, and doc updates. Use when user says 'create a PR', 'prepare pull request', 'get ready for PR', 'validate my changes', 'prepare for review', 'pre-merge checks', or 'is this ready to merge'. Do NOT use for only running tests, only reviewing (use review-diff), only syncing with main (use merge-main), or actually opening the PR on GitHub — this skill stops at "ready."
Generates production-ready Python code following PEP standards, type hints, and clean code principles. Use when user requests Python implementation of classes, functions, services, or modules. Triggers on "implement", "write", "Python code", "create class", "create function", "code for".
Used when completing tasks, implementing important features, or before merging to verify whether the work results meet the requirements
Before declaring any task complete, actually verify the outcome. Run the code. Test the fix. Check the output. Claude's training optimizes for plausible-looking output, not verified-correct output. This skill forces the verification step that doesn't come naturally. No victory laps without proof.
Verify that the current branch is ready to publish by running every configured validation command in order, fix straightforward failures (including locale-file drift when the repo checks it), and once everything passes commit and push the current branch. Use when the user asks to check the branch, make CI-style verification pass, then commit and push.
Build anything on Shopify. One skill covering every Shopify developer surface: Use Shopify CLI, Admin API, ShopifyQL, Storefront GraphQL API, Partner API, Customer Account API, Payments Apps API, Shopify Functions, Polaris App Home, Polaris Admin Extensions, Polaris Checkout Extensions, Polaris Customer Account Extensions, POS UI, Hydrogen, Liquid, Custom Data, Shopify App Pricing, App Store Review, Developer Onboarding, Merchant Onboarding. Use it for any Shopify API, extension, theme, storefront, function, or CLI task — writing or explaining code, looking up operations, fields, components and valid values, validating generated code, and choosing which surface a request belongs to. Also use it when someone asks to make, build, open, or set up a store or shop that sells something, and when a prompt mentions or asks for any of: metafields or metaobjects, make me a store that sells pet supplies, mock.shop reference stores, build a storefront without an account — even without saying Shopify.
Perform a read-only security, schema, art, provenance, compatibility, size, and behavior audit of a Peekling pack. Use for evidence and findings, never silent fixes.
Implement narrowly scoped code changes with focused validation. Use for small bug fixes, tweaks, and features.
Use when symfony bootstrap check
Validate code samples in Elastic documentation markdown files. Checks language identifiers, substitution attributes, callout usage, JSON validity, ES|QL syntax, and Painless scripts. Use when reviewing docs PRs, auditing content, or writing new examples.
Use when errors occur deep in execution and you need to trace back to find the original trigger - systematically traces bugs backward through call stack, adding instrumentation when needed, to identify source of invalid data or incorrect behavior