pkuppens

Syncs remote default branch locally (checkout, fetch --prune, pull) and returns to the previous branch when it still exists. Reports stashes and worktrees not yet handled. Use when the user asks to sync main, update default branch, fetch/pull origin, or run…

Guides Azure Pipelines YAML structure, build validation on PRs, and staged deployment with environments and approvals. Use when authoring azure-pipelines.yml or configuring CI/CD on Azure DevOps.

Creates, reviews, and completes Azure Repos pull requests and branch policies via az repos CLI. Use when opening ADO PRs, setting required reviewers, or configuring build validation policies.

Creates, queries, updates, and links Azure Boards work items via az boards CLI. Use when filing ADO work items, running WIQL queries, or setting area path, iteration, tags, and assignee.

Orchestrates Azure DevOps work item, repo, and pipeline workflows using az CLI. Use when working with Azure DevOps, Azure Repos, Azure Boards, Azure Pipelines, or az devops commands.

Documents deployment topology: infrastructure, containers, and mapping of software to infra (arc42 §7). Use when describing how the system is deployed or updating deployment docs.

Documents quality tree and quality scenarios; maps to requirements (arc42 §10). Use when defining non-functional goals, scenarios, or acceptance of quality attributes.

Orchestrates architecture work across three modes. Use when starting a greenfield project, documenting existing code, or evolving architecture; routes to sub-skills (3.2–3.9) by mode.

Clean Git branches after a merged PR or before new work. Prune stale remotes and remove safely merged branches. Use for repo cleanup, branch cleanup, tidy, or prune.

Creates, reviews, and rewrites repository README files in Markdown for users, developers, and contributors. Use when the user asks to write, improve, audit, or rewrite a README, add getting-started/getting-the-code docs, document prerequisites or local dev…

Set up, run, or troubleshoot a supervisor + predefined-subagent "swarm" for software development, where confidential tasks stay on-premises (local Ollama via LiteLLM) and public tasks run on cloud Claude. Use when a user wants to orchestrate architecture,…

Performs direct, evidence-first code reviews focused on correctness, maintainability, architecture, tests, security, and wasted complexity. Use when reviewing source code, pull requests, diffs, architecture decisions, implementation plans, test design,…

bash syntax for live terminal execution and .sh script authoring on Linux, macOS, WSL2, and Git Bash: quoting, pipelines, backslash continuation, hash comments, and copy-paste-safe blocks. Use when running bash commands in a session or when writing or editing…

Windows cmd.exe and batch file (.bat/.cmd) syntax for live CMD execution and batch script authoring: variables, control flow, pipes, redirection, multiline caret continuation, and copy-paste-safe blocks. Use when running cmd.exe commands, writing or editing…

PowerShell 5.1 and 7+ syntax for live terminal execution and .ps1 script authoring: pipelines, redirection, here-strings, backtick continuation, and copy-paste-safe blocks. Use when running PowerShell commands in a session or when writing or editing .ps1…

Routes terminal work to the correct shell sub-skill for live execution and for authoring shell script files (.bat, .cmd, .ps1, .sh). Enforces copy-paste-safe command blocks across OS and terminal types. Detects context from project docs and runtime probes.…

Start work on a GitHub issue using the Issue Implementation Workflow (Validate → Plan → Implement). Use when beginning work on an issue, switching issues, or resuming after a session break.

Enforce branch-first delivery. All work merges to main only via pull request from a named branch; never push deliverable commits directly to main. Use for any code, docs, rules, or config change.

Ensures work is on a named branch before edits. Use at session start when on main, at planning time before implementation, or when the feature-branch hook blocks edits on main.

Create well-structured commits with quality checks. Runs lint/format fixes, infers commit type from branch name, supports partial commits, and enforces project commit message standards (#NNN: type: description).

Create a pull request that is first-time-right. Validates code quality, checks acceptance criteria, generates an AI-enhanced PR description, and creates the PR following project standards. Prerequisite: commits done and validation passed.

Create or update Cursor + Claude skill pairs. Ensures .cursor/skills and .claude/skills stay in sync; Claude skills reference Cursor skills by convention.

Sync local branches after a PR is merged. Checks out main, pulls, prunes stale refs, and deletes local branches whose content is already in main (merge, squash-merge, and rebase-merge). Use after merging a PR or when local branches are stale.

WBSO: refresh commit CSV files from repositories.csv. Extracts latest commits from all listed repositories and updates the data used for WBSO hours registration tracking. Standalone — no delegation to/from other commands.

Git branch management and pull request workflows. Use when creating feature branches, pushing changes, creating PRs, or managing git operations for issue implementation.

Analyze codebase for existing implementations, test coverage, and code patterns. Use when checking what's already implemented, finding related code, or assessing test coverage for features.

Manage GitHub issues - fetch details, update descriptions, add comments, close issues. Use when working with GitHub issues, reviewing issue status, or tracking implementation progress.

Check and enforce project policies from CLAUDE.md and POLICIES.md. Use when validating implementations against project standards, checking code style requirements, or ensuring compliance with development guidelines.