Deep analysis of current changes before committing. Goes beyond lint — catches logic bugs, architectural violations, security, and performance issues.
Create a pull request from the current branch, matching the repo's PR conventions (What/Why/Testing for features, Summary/Test-plan for small PRs).
Review staged or unstaged changes before committing. Catches bugs, style drift, and missing coverage.
Cut a release — promote Unreleased → versioned in CHANGELOG, bump version, commit. CI auto-tags and publishes from the version-bump commit.
Create a release-tracking issue that organizes open issues into a phased roadmap. Pass a target version (e.g., `0.5.0`) to scope the plan.
Run the full quality gate — format, lint, tests, types. Use after changes to verify nothing is broken.
Check GitHub Actions CI status. Shows recent runs, and if there are failures, reads the logs and suggests fixes.
Stage and commit changes following the project's observed flow. Propose message + files for approval first, never push automatically.