Draft a commit message for the staged changes, get the user's approval, then create a signed commit. Use when the user asks to "commit this", "commit these changes", "make a commit", or "commit it". Operates on staged changes only and never stages files. Adds a Claude co-author trailer only when Claude helped write the staged changes, and falls back to an unsigned commit (with the user's permission) if signing fails.
Draft a Conventional Commits message for the currently staged changes, sized to the complexity of the change, that reads like a human wrote it and contains no en or em dashes. Use when the user asks to draft, write, or suggest a commit message, or asks "what should I commit this as" or "commit message for this". The skill inspects staged changes only and never stages files or commits.
Quiz the user Socratically on a recent conversation and gatekeep completion until they've demonstrated real understanding of the load-bearing ideas, not just recall. Use when the user asks to be quizzed, tested, drilled, or checked on material just discussed — including casual phrasings like "socrates me", "make sure I got that", or "don't let me leave until I understand." Also fires when someone is studying, prepping for an exam or interview, or wants to consolidate a concept-heavy conversation before moving on.