OFFICINA

Walk the user step by step through a setup task on an external service or IT tool — install from scratch, connect an account, configure a feature, fix a broken setup, upgrade or migrate. Reads the official documentation for the stated task, builds a route, and dictates one step at a time, closing each step only on evidence the user sends back. The user performs every action — the skill runs no commands. Manual-invocation only via /setup-wizard <service-url> — the skill does not self-activate. Trigger phrases — "help me set up X", "walk me through installing X", "connect my account to X".

Finalize a product release and prepare the repo for a public push or deploy — updates the changelog and root README, scans for secrets and version consistency, creates an annotated git tag. Does NOT merge, push, or deploy. Universal — auto-detects release artifacts, optional .release-finalize.yml overrides. Manual-invocation only via /release-finalize — the skill does not self-activate.

Use BEFORE creating any git commit. Enforces Conventional Commits format, analyzes staged changes to propose atomic splits, validates safety (no secrets, no --amend, no --no-verify unless explicitly requested), and removes Co-Authored-By trailer. Trigger phrases — "commit this", "make a commit", or any user request that implies creating a commit.

Persistent discussion mode — a collaborative, read-only thinking-partner mode for Q&A, ideation, analysis, or design debate. Concise, one question at a time, argues its own view, proposes 3+ alternatives when generating ideas, and writes no files until you exit. Invoke manually with /discuss; exit with "exit discussion" / "/discuss off".

Use BEFORE any git merge, rebase, or branch integration. Reads the project conventions file (CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md) to determine merge strategy, runs pre-merge safety checks (diff name-status both sides, clean working tree, up-to-date with remote, conflict scan), requires explicit user confirmation for merge to main/master/release branches. Trigger phrases — "merge X into Y", "rebase onto", or any request implying branch integration.