dotfiles

Learn a project quickly by reading docs, code, configs, and tests to summarize purpose, architecture, tech stack, and conventions. Use at the start of a task or when the user asks for a repo overview.

Generate a Conventional Commit message and perform a git commit for staged changes. Use when the user asks to commit changes, wants a commit message, or needs Conventional Commits guidance.

Review current-branch changes and open a GitHub pull request using gh. Use when the user asks to open/create a PR, prepare a PR title/body, or summarize changes for review.

Go engineering style guide for designing packages, services, and CLIs. Use for any Go work creating or reviewing packages/APIs, PR reviews, refactors/restructures, error/logging patterns, config/constructors, testing, and benchmarks.

Generate a polished, accurate README.md from a repository by inspecting code, config, and structure. Use when bootstrapping a README, refreshing docs, or the user asks for project overview/getting started instructions.

Generate missing idiomatic Go doc comments (godoc) for packages, types, funcs, methods, vars/consts, and struct fields, and output a unified diff patch. Use when improving Go documentation coverage.

Review Go packages for missing or non-idiomatic godoc comments and produce a concise coverage report and findings without modifying files. Use when auditing Go documentation quality.

Produce a structured review of code or documentation with category ratings, an overall score, a checklist, and actionable improvement suggestions. Use when the user asks for a review, feedback, or critique.