| name | pproj-skills |
| description | Project workflow commands. Use when user says: pdev, pinstall, psave, ptest, ppush, ppr, pmerge — or dev, install, save, test, push, pr, merge as standalone messages. |
| argument-hint | dev | install | save | test | push | pr | merge [args] |
Project Skills
Common project workflow actions. Each command is goal-oriented — it describes the desired end state, not the exact steps. The agent figures out how to get there.
Commands
| Command | Shortcut | What it does |
|---|
| dev | pdev | Get the dev server running |
| install | pinstall | Build the project and install it as a production artifact |
| save | psave | Quick checkpoint — commit everything, no verification |
| test | ptest | Run project validation checks without committing |
| push | ppush | Publish checkpoint — commit everything and push, no required verification |
| pr | ppr | Create or show a pull request |
| merge | pmerge | Merge one or all pull requests from GitHub |
Routing
Match the user's input to a command file. The user may use the full name, the p-prefixed shortcut, or a synonym — all route to the same command.
| Input | Command file |
|---|
dev, pdev | commands/dev.md |
install, pinstall, build, ship | commands/install.md |
save, psave | commands/save.md |
test, ptest, verify, check | commands/test.md |
push, ppush | commands/push.md |
pr, ppr | commands/pr.md |
merge, pmerge, merge <number>, pmerge <number>, merge all, pmerge all | commands/merge.md |
Philosophy
These commands represent desired outcomes, not prescriptive recipes:
- dev = "get me a running dev server" — detect the best way automatically
- install = "build this and put it where it goes" — production artifact, installed, running
- save = "checkpoint where I am" — fast, no fuss
- test = "check this when needed" — run project validation without committing
- push = "publish this checkpoint" — everything committed and pushed, no required tests
- pr = "get a PR up" — verified, pushed, PR created or shown
- merge = "bring that PR home" — merge on GitHub, sync locally
If something can't be done (no git repo, no dev script found), say so clearly. If something is optional and missing (no remote upstream), just skip it silently.
