Git i control de versions
Operacions de Git, assistència per a commits i gestió de branques
Skill: resource-panel
strikersam
summarise.sh — auto-generate panel from git state
repowise-intelligence
strikersam
Implements codebase intelligence layers similar to repowise-dev/repowise. Provides dependency graph, git history, auto-generated documentation, and architectural decisions intelligence for AI agents.
session-handoff
strikersam
Write structured resume documentation for the next session. Captures state, context, and next actions so any AI or developer can continue without archaeology.
session-planning
strikersam
Mandatory planning workflow for all AI agents — decompose tasks before execution
altinity-expert-clickhouse-storage
Altinity
Diagnose ClickHouse disk usage, compression efficiency, part sizes, and storage bottlenecks. Use for disk space issues and slow IO.
dead-code-scanner
Terryc21
'Find unused code after refactors or as ongoing hygiene. Two modes: quick (post-refactor, recent changes) and full (entire codebase). Triggers: "find dead code", "find unused code", "cleanup unused", "dead code scan", "code hygiene".'
explain
Terryc21
'Deep-dive explanation of how a specific file, feature, or data flow works. Triggers: "explain", "how does X work", "walk me through", "what does this do".'
review-changes
Terryc21
'Pre-commit review of staged/unstaged changes for bugs, security, performance, and missing tests. Scoped to changed files only. Triggers: "review changes", "review my code", "check before commit", "pre-commit review".'
gitlab-cli-skills
vince-winkintel
Comprehensive GitLab CLI (glab) command reference and workflows for all GitLab operations via terminal. Use when user mentions GitLab CLI, glab commands, GitLab automation, MR/issue management via CLI, CI/CD pipeline commands, repo operations, authentication setup, or any GitLab terminal operations. Routes to specialized sub-skills for auth, CI, MRs, issues, releases, repos, and 30+ other glab commands. Triggers on glab, GitLab CLI, GitLab commands, GitLab terminal, GitLab automation.
rss-digest
odysseus0
"Agentic RSS digest using the feed CLI. Fetch, triage, and summarize RSS feeds to surface high-signal posts. Use when: (1) reading RSS feeds or catching up on news, (2) user asks for a digest, roundup, or summary of recent posts, (3) user asks what's new or interesting today, (4) user mentions feed, RSS, or blogs."
agent-changelog
petekp
Compile an agent-optimized changelog by cross-referencing git history with plans and documentation. Use when asked to "update changelog", "compile history", "document project evolution", or proactively after major milestones, architectural changes, or when stale/deprecated information is detected that could confuse coding agents.
history-analyzer
lis186
Analyze git history for hotspots, coupling, and knowledge distribution. Use when user asks "who knows this code", "what files change most", "hotspots", "bus factor", "knowledge silos", or needs to understand code evolution.
proposal-review
petekp
Facilitate methodical review of proposals (technical designs, product specs, feature requests). Use when asked to "review this proposal", "give feedback on this doc", "help me review this RFC", or when presented with a document that needs structured feedback. Handles markdown files, GitHub gists/issues/PRs, and other text formats. Chunks proposals intelligently, predicts reviewer reactions, and produces feedback adapted to the proposal's format.
consolidate-task-prs
osdlc
Collapse every open single-task-file PR — each carrying one new draft task file under docs/planning/tasks/ — into a single consolidation PR, deduping the folded tasks against the present task list, then close the superseded PRs and delete their branches. Explicit cleanup only, never auto-invoked: run it to fold an accumulation of one-task-each PRs back into one reviewable PR.
duplication-scan
osdlc
Run a deep, evidence-backed scan of a repository for duplication (the same logic, contract, configuration or infrastructure implemented more than once) and modularization opportunities (code to extract, split, move, or re-wire in the right dependency direction), as an orchestrated adversarial loop: Prospector agents generate candidates, Adversary agents with no shared context try to falsify them, an Arbiter adjudicates against a fixed rubric, and the loop exits only on measured convergence. Read-only on the source tree; writes a map, a ledger, a decision report, a round log and a one-PR pilot plan under a work directory. Use when asked to find duplicated code, copy-pasted wrappers, parallel implementations, drifted copies, "shared package" candidates, wrong-tier packages, god packages, or to audit a monorepo's modularization; when a user says "what should be extracted", "where are we repeating ourselves", or "is this package in the right place".
capability-review
osdlc
Review existing Capability entities for accuracy against the code they anchor: do the locations still realize the Statement, do kind, audience and state match the shared rubric, do parent_key and related still resolve, does the body describe what the code does. Runs sdlc capability coverage and sdlc capability graph read-only, dispatches one read-only sub-agent per capability, and prints a report. With --fix it also corrects frontmatter through sdlc capability update and stamps last_reviewed; with --rewrite it also rewrites drifted body sections; both open a PR. Invoke after a mapping run, after a refactor that moved packages, or when the System page's capability view looks wrong. Usage: /sdlc:capability-review <dir C-NNNN all> [--fix] [--rewrite] [--auto].
pr-respond
osdlc
Respond to review feedback on an open task PR with lease coordination. Given a PR number, parses the lease-binding footer from the PR body, cd's into the task's worktree, fences the discovered lease against the footer's lease_id, re-acquires the lease into the responding phase, dispatches a sub-agent to address review comments, pushes the response commits, and transitions the lease back to awaiting-review. Each re-acquisition is a CAS-REPLACE with steal-on-expired semantics: two operators racing the same PR resolve to a single owner.
markdown-format
osdlc
Format a project's markdown with sdlc markdown fmt (the pinned, Obsidian-safe rumdl behind sdlc's managed rule set) in an isolated worktree, assert the diff only reflows prose, and open a PR carrying the formatting-only change. Invoke to format, reflow, or normalize markdown across a project or under one path, or when sdlc markdown check fails across many files.
pr-check
osdlc
Classify the state of a single open or closed pull request into one of a fixed verdict enum — CLEAN, BEHIND, NEEDS-RESPONSE, CONFLICTS, CI-FAILED, CI-BLOCKED, MERGED, CLOSED, or ERROR — plus a one-line reason. Non-interactive and read-only on both the repo and GitHub; the only file it writes is a per-PR cursor under .sdlc/pr-cursors/ (gitignored) used to detect new review comments between calls. Designed to be called per open PR from /sdlc:orchestrate; the parent dispatches on the verdict and never has to parse free-form PR state itself. Supports a --mock-state flag that swaps the live gh payload for a JSON fixture so the classifier and cursor-update path can be exercised deterministically under the eval harness.
entities-migrate
osdlc
Apply mechanical, auto-fixable schema drift to entity instances under docs/planning/<plural>/. Spins up a worktree, runs the audit, applies every fix the audit flagged auto_fixable — stamping the missing schema_version into frontmatter AND running the deterministic body transforms (the v_n->v_n+1 chain that reshapes body sections, e.g. a task's bulleted Files-to-touch/Today blocks into typed v3 tables) — and opens a PR. Body transforms are deterministic TS that reshape what's unambiguous and flag the ambiguous tail (definition_gap + status downshift, mid-flight preserved); no LLM in the migrate path. Skips closed entities by default; pass --include-closed to forward that flag to the audit and treat closed entities like active ones.
info
osdlc
Report the runtime state of the sdlc plugin this session is actually running — the on-disk root it loaded from (CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT, resolved through any symlink), the manifest version, whether it's a live working tree or a pinned cache snapshot, the git branch/commit/dirty state, and every ~/.claude/plugins registration that mentions the plugin. Read-only; for self-verifying which install won when several are configured.
task-work
osdlc
Pick up a task from docs/planning/tasks/, validate it, acquire its lifecycle lease, spin up a worktree, run the implementation-ready gate, acquire the run's phase on the lease once that gate passes, clarify open questions, implement via sub-agent (with a heartbeat thread keeping the lease alive), run local quality checks, write the handoff.md blob, transition the lease to awaiting-review, and open a PR carrying the lease-binding footer. Exits at PR open; /sdlc:pr-respond and /sdlc:task-close-out take over from there.
pr-stats
osdlc
Summarize a pull request or branch diff beyond GitHub's +/-: lines added and removed by code, comments, blank and prose; a change-category breakdown (added, deleted, renamed, tests, docs, generated, formatting-only, comment-only, logic); dependency and exported-API changes; and the cyclomatic-complexity movers. Use before or after opening a PR, in review, or when asked to "summarize this change", "how big is this PR", "what did this branch actually change", or "add stats to the PR". Optionally writes the table into the PR body. Runs from a bundled script with plain Node, git and gh; needs no other plugin.
session-cleanup
osdlc
Tear down the branch and worktree a conversation worked in, but only after proving the work landed: nothing uncommitted, nothing unpushed, and the branch merged (squash merges included). When that fails it reports what is unlanded and stops without touching anything. Invoke at the end of a session for "clean up", "clean up this branch", "we're done here", "tear down the worktree", or "is this safe to delete".