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Found 262 Skills
GitLab repository operations. ALWAYS use this skill when user wants to: (1) clone repositories, (2) fork projects, (3) view repo info, (4) create new projects, (5) archive/delete repos, (6) manage repo settings.
Analyzes git diff and commit history to write PR title and description based on the project's PR template.
Use when starting any RLM requirement to set up an isolated git worktree. REQUIRED before Phase 1 - creates isolated workspace, verifies clean test baseline, and prevents main branch pollution.
Fast git worktree manager. Use when the user wants to create, list, switch between, or clean up git worktrees. Handles parallel development workflows, agent isolation, and multi-branch work.
Git-aware smart revert for tracks, phases, and tasks. Handles rewritten history, finds related commits, and provides safe rollback with multiple confirmation gates.
Execution-type Core-Lite Git worktree skill (only supports help/init/do/check/merge). Default execution without parameters is init --new + do exec; high-risk commands are only permitted via the CLI latch --yes --i-am-maintainer; lock conflicts default to SAFE_NEXT=init --new. Execution commands only read route-bash/route-powershell.
Implement a project from its documentation and specification. Use when asked to "implement project", "continue implementation", "build from docs", "implement from spec", or when the user wants to progressively implement a documented project following a todo checklist. Reads docs/, creates implementation plans and todo lists, and implements incrementally with tests and commits.
Use when asked to fix, resolve, or address a GitHub PR — including review comments, Copilot suggestions, and CI test failures. Triggers on phrases like "fix PR", "fix PR comments", "resolve review", "address Copilot feedback", "fix review comments", "fix CI", "fix failing tests on PR", or when given a PR number to fix.
Always apply this skill when committing to git
Execute git and GitHub operations through Grove Wrap (gw) with safety-tiered commands, Conventional Commits, and agent-safe defaults. Use when making commits, managing branches, working with PRs/issues, or performing any version control operations.
Structured TODO commit workflow using JJ (Jujutsu). Use to plan tasks as empty commits with [task:*] flags, track progress through status transitions, manage parallel task DAGs with dependency checking. Enforces completion discipline. Enables to divide work between Planners and Workers. **Requires the working-with-jj skill**
Create a PR for the current branch. Use when the user asks to create a pull request, submit PR, or says 'pr'.