Use when interacting with Forgejo in any way: triaging notifications, discovering new issues, responding to @ mentions, checking PR status, exploring repositories, or performing any Git-forge workflow on Forgejo. This is the base skill — load specialized sub-skills (forgejo-coder, forgejo-reviewer, forgejo-pm) when the task requires implementation, code review, or issue decomposition.
Use when a Forgejo issue needs implementation, a PR needs code changes to address review feedback, or any coding work tied to a Forgejo task. This is a sub-skill of forgejo — it handles implementation, validation, committing, and PR lifecycle.
Use when a complex Forgejo issue needs decomposition into sub-issues, task delegation to other agents, or tracking sub-issue progress. This is a sub-skill of forgejo — it handles issue analysis, breakdown, delegation, and aggregation.
Use when reviewing a Forgejo pull request: reading diffs, providing line-level code review feedback, approving, requesting changes, dismissing reviews, or merging PRs after review. This is a sub-skill of forgejo — it handles structured PR review workflows.
Control Obsidian from command line. Use when user needs to automate Obsidian tasks, manage vaults, search notes, handle files, or execute Obsidian commands via CLI. Requires Obsidian 1.12+ installer and running app.
Use when the request needs planning, a plan, step-by-step analysis, task decomposition, breaking work down, analyzing first, or comparing tradeoffs/options before acting. Prefer sequential-thinking for multi-step or ambiguous work.
Use when the task depends on a tool, tools, workspace state, command execution, external facts, recent information, or multi-step planning with sequential-thinking.