skills

Write or rewrite the README for a TypeScript/npm library, following a fixed house structure (centered header, Why?, Installation, Usage, Advanced, API, Types, License). Derives Usage and API sections from the package's actual exports. Use when the user wants to write, rewrite, restructure, or review a README for a library or package.

Generate a logo and a social banner for a GitHub repository and optionally add them to the repo (logo into the README, banner as the repo's social preview). Use when the user wants a repo logo, README logo, repo banner, GitHub social preview, or repo card image.

Copy your latest message, or a specific part of it, to the user's clipboard. Use when the user wants to "copy that", "copy to clipboard", or grab a quote/snippet/command/code block from your previous answer without selecting it manually in the terminal (which mangles indentation and line breaks).

Merge an open Release Please PR on GitHub to cut a release, then monitor the release workflow and report the published version. Use when the user wants to release, ship, or publish a repo whose releases are managed by release-please.

Hand off the current Claude Code session to a fresh agent. Writes a self-contained markdown handoff document capturing the task, context, errors, reproduction, code snippets, and next steps, so a new agent (often in a different repo) can continue the work. Use when the user wants to "hand off", "transfer", or "continue this in another project/session".

Symlink every skill in this repo into the global Claude skills directory (~/.claude/skills) so edits in the repo are live everywhere. Inspects existing global skills first, classifies each as new / already-linked / content-update / conflict, silently applies safe changes, and asks before replacing a skill that comes from a different location or source. Use when the user wants to "sync skills", "link skills globally", or "make my repo skills available everywhere".

Create a git commit with an auto-generated conventional commit message summarizing the changes. Optionally push to remote.

Create a GitHub Pull Request against the default base branch, summarizing all changes on the current branch.

Create a git commit with an auto-generated conventional commit message summarizing the changes. Optionally push to remote.

Scaffold a new TypeScript package project from the zirkelc/template-typescript-package GitHub template. Creates the GitHub repo, clones it, updates placeholders, and opens it in VS Code.

Scaffold a new VS Code extension project from the zirkelc/template-vscode-extension GitHub template. Creates the GitHub repo, clones it, updates placeholders, and opens it in VS Code.