Address, fix, respond to, or resolve GitHub pull request feedback. Use when the user asks to handle PR review comments, or address feedback on PRs.
Review a PR and submit suggestions as comments, along with an optional approval/request for changes.
Self-review, self review, self-reviewing, audit, check, or fix the current uncommitted Git diff or other uncommitted local Git changes before a commit or pull request. Use when the user asks for a repo-aware quality audit, pre-commit review, review of their diff, another pass, or another pass over local changes, or when asked to inspect local diffs, staged changes, unstaged changes, or untracked files for bugs, regressions, missing tests, lint, accessibility, stale code, or similar issues. The workflow loops after automatic or confirmed fixes until two consecutive clean passes verify that nothing remains to fix or report.
Invoke this skill whenever the user asks you to produce a prompt, summary, or context package intended as input for a future AI session. This covers: handoff prompts, context dumps, new-thread prompts, paste-ready prompts for fresh sessions, or any request to distill this conversation so another Claude instance or background agent can continue the work. Also invoke when the user mentions context window limits, thread length concerns, or wanting to reset/wrap up while preserving progress for a next session. This skill owns the output format and relevance filtering — do not attempt these handoffs without it. Do NOT invoke for human-audience artifacts: docs, READMEs, commit messages, tickets, release notes, standup updates, code explanations, or handoffs to human coworkers.