This skill should be used when the user asks to "clean up this branch", "clean up my branch", "delete this branch", "I'm done with this PR", "I'm done with this", "that's done" / "that wraps this up" / "all set here" (said about the current branch/PR work), or otherwise wants the local branch for a PR removed once that PR is closed/merged, followed by checking out the default branch and pulling the latest changes. Only deletes the LOCAL branch — never touches the remote branch or the PR itself.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "rebase this", "rebase my branch", "rebase onto main", "pull latest and rebase", "sync my branch with main/default", or otherwise wants their branch updated with the latest remote state and replayed on top of the latest default branch. Resolves conflicts automatically when safe, otherwise asks the user. After it completes, the push-changes skill can safely force-push the result. Also used internally by the ship-it skill as its second step, between commit and push.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "open a PR", "create a PR for this", "open a pull request for this", "update the PR", "sync the PR description", or otherwise wants a pull request opened, reused, or refreshed with new pushed commits for the current branch, which must already be pushed to the remote. Also used internally by the ship-it skill as its fourth step.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "commit this", "commit my changes", or otherwise wants edited code checked for safety and committed locally (without pushing or opening a PR). Also used internally by the ship-it skill as its first step.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "push this", "push my branch", or otherwise wants local commits pushed to the remote (without opening a PR). Also used internally by the ship-it skill as its third step (after rebase-branch), and after the rebase-branch skill to land a rebased branch.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "commit and push", "commit push and PR", "create a PR for this", "open a pull request for this", "ship this change", "ship it", ":rocket:", or otherwise wants edited code committed, pushed to the remote, and turned into a pull request in one flow.