quickcut

Implement a GitHub issue end-to-end in the QuickCut repo using a git worktree, then open a PR and produce an issue-specific manual test plan. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "implement issue

Use after a feature PR has been merged on GitHub and the remote branch deleted, to clean up the local QuickCut checkout. Removes the merged worktree, deletes the local branch, fast-forwards the main checkout to the latest origin/main, and prunes stale remote-tracking refs. Triggers on "the PR is merged", "I merged the PR", "PR merged and remote branch deleted", "clean up the worktree", "tear down the worktree", "pull main", "remove the merged branch", or any post-merge cleanup request. Complements the using-git-worktrees skill (which creates worktrees) and the worktree-setup skill (which seeds local state).

Best practices and conventions for writing QuickCut application code on Astro 6 SSR + Cloudflare Workers + D1 + Drizzle ORM. Covers server-first data fetching in `.astro` frontmatter, Astro API route handlers under `src/pages/api/`, Zod request validation, `Astro.locals.user` auth and `verifySpaceAccess` checks, Drizzle/D1 query patterns via `createDb(env.DB)` and `src/lib/*` helpers, React component data flow (props from server, no useEffect fetching), realtime broadcasts via Durable Objects, design tokens in `src/styles/tailwind.css`, named exports, shared types in `src/types.ts`, and file placement. Use this skill whenever writing or modifying `.astro` pages, files under `src/pages/api/`, Drizzle queries, validation schemas, React components that talk to the server, or any code handling authenticated user requests in this repo. Also trigger on "add an API endpoint", "create a page", "fetch data", "mutation handler", "auth check", "space access", "Drizzle query", "new table", "new component", or any task to

Use immediately after creating a new git worktree in the QuickCut repo. Copies local Wrangler/D1 state and .dev.vars from the main checkout into the worktree so the local DB has data and the app has its environment secrets, then runs pending migrations. Triggers on "worktree setup", "wrangler state", "local db missing", "missing dev.vars in worktree", or any post-worktree-creation step in QuickCut. Complements the global using-git-worktrees skill, which handles generic worktree creation and dependency install.