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Create git commits for dotfiles changes, grouping by component with conventional prefix style
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Create a literate org-mode document with executable bash source blocks (org-babel) so the user can re-run commands/queries themselves in Emacs, then open it via emacsclient. Triggers: /literate-org, 'literate org document', 'org file with runnable blocks', 'org doc I can execute', 'make this verifiable in org', 'create an org document with executable commands'
Manage Jira issues using the jira CLI — lookup, create, edit, transition, assign, comment, link, and search. Triggers: /jira, "look up jira issue", "check jira ticket", "create jira issue", "update jira", "move ticket to", "assign issue", "add comment to", "what's the status of PROJ-123", any mention of a Jira issue key like PROJ-123
Generate an interactive local HTML review page for a large PR or diff, grouping the changed files by logical concern (not just by file) so a reviewer can go through one theme at a time instead of a flat file list. Each concern gets its own section with a description, per-file summaries, the real diff (sliced to just the hunks relevant to that concern when a file serves more than one), and callouts for anything genuinely non-obvious. Triggers: /concern-review, "review this PR by concern", "review this large PR", "build a review dashboard", "group this diff by concern", "concern review", "help me review this PR".
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When the user asks you to commit changes in this dotfiles repo, follow these steps:
emacs/, zsh/, home-manager/, scripts/, etc.[component] brief descriptionCo-Authored-By lines unless the user asks for itRun these in parallel:
git status
git diff --staged
git diff
git log --oneline -10
emacs/, zsh/, home-manager/)For each group, draft a message following the existing style:
[component] brief-area: what changed[emacs] fix dired block brackets[zsh] tweak how reporoot and gitroot is set[scripts] ,markdown-to-pdf: use gfm input format and fix parameter handling[home-manager] add emacs-lsp-booster packageutils:, web:) when it clarifies which part of the component changedFor each group, stage the relevant files and commit:
git add <specific-files> && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
[component] brief description
Optional detailed explanation of why this change was made,
if not obvious from the diff itself.
EOF
)"
git add -A or git add .git add && git commit calls as parallel tool calls in a single response so the user can approve them all at onceRun git log --oneline -5 to confirm all commits were created, then show the output to the user.
claude/.claude/settings.json model changes — the "model" field changes frequently and is not worth tracking; omit it from commits unless other meaningful settings changed alongside it