Creates a GitLab Merge Request for the current branch by auto-generating a structured description from the branch diff and pushing with GitLab push options.
Use when the developer asks to fix a Jira bug given a ticket ID or Jira link (e.g. "/fix-jira-bug AND-12345", "fix AND-12345"). End-to-end workflow: fetch the ticket, create a git worktree from latest develop, run multi-agent root cause analysis, get the fix plan approved by the developer, implement with a regression test, build and verify on a device via mobile-mcp, then commit and create a Merge Request.
Upload new Android strings to Weblate. Extracts new strings added in the current branch (compared to develop) from strings_shared.xml, writes them to the transifex/weblate/strings.xml file, runs the upload script, then optionally uploads a screenshot and maps it to the uploaded strings via the Weblate API.
Summarise a release's Failed / Feedback TestRail cases and post the standard "Android team" notice to Slack. Takes a version (e.g. v16.8), finds the matching release run in TestRail project 5, collects every test marked Failed or Feedback (excluding automated-test failures), groups them by assignee with Slack @-mentions and TestRail links, then sends the message to a given #channel or thread reply. If no Failed/Feedback cases are found, it sends nothing.
Symbolicate Android native crash logs from Firebase Crashlytics: /analyze-native-crash --version "16.4(261070708)(f33dd33fe8)" --log crash.txt Automatically downloads the matching debug libmega.so from Artifactory using the app version, then runs llvm-addr2line to resolve PC addresses to function names and source locations.
Backport a fix to a release branch and resolve the TestRail test that reported it. Takes a Jira key, TestRail test ID, or commit SHA, cherry-picks the fix from develop onto the target release branch, pushes, then posts a "Fixed" result back to the TestRail test (reassigning to the original reporter with a comment). The test can be reopened later if QA fails it again โ re-run the skill each time.
Manage MEGA Jira tickets (Server / Data Center) from the command line. Supports starting a ticket (transition to In Progress), submitting for review (transition to Tech QA + auto-comment with a QA-friendly summary built from git history), posting arbitrary comments, and populating the Test Instruction custom field from a generated wiki-markup body.
Create a new git branch for a Jira ticket using the project's `<user>/<JIRA>-<slug>` naming convention, then transition the Jira ticket to "In Progress" via the `/jira start` flow. Works in the main checkout and inside an existing worktree.