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Create a new topic branch for a feature or task. Use when starting work on a new feature, bug, or task that needs its own branch — or when the user says "new branch", "topic branch", "start a feature".

Write and publish a PR for the current branch as a draft, in English. Use when the user says "create PR", "open PR", "submit PR", or wants to publish their branch for review.

Deploy the current branch to staging via the project's webhook-based deploy script. Use when the user says "deploy to staging", "push to staging", or wants to test the branch on staging.

Guide for using test fixtures correctly. Use when writing or modifying tests that reference fixture data, to avoid inventing names and to keep references consistent with files in test/fixtures/.

Full PR feedback workflow: fetch comments, address issues, let the user review, then push. Use when the user says "fix PR comments", "address PR feedback", or invokes /pr-feedback. Also use when the user just wants to see PR comments without fixing anything.

Refine or create a GitHub issue with codebase context, a proposed plan, acceptance criteria, and likely files to change. Preserves the original human request verbatim inside a collapsible <details> block. Three modes: CI (auto-publish edit when $GITHUB_ACTIONS is set), interactive-edit (refine an existing issue with preview+confirm), and interactive-create (compose a new issue from a free-form description with preview+confirm). Use when the user says "refine issue #N", "research and plan issue", "create an issue for ...", or when invoked by an automated refine-issue workflow.

Review and reflect on PR changes before sending for review. Use when implementation is done and the user wants a final check before creating a PR, or says "review changes", "review and reflect", or "is this ready for review".

Review an implementation plan critically before executing it. Use when the user says "review plan", "check my plan", or before starting implementation of a planned task.

Determine which tests to run for the current PR. Use when the user wants to know what tests cover their changes, or asks "what tests should I run" before opening a PR.

Write and publish a PR for the current branch