magic-slash

This skill should be used when the user says "commit", "je suis pret a committer", "on commit", "create a commit", "faire un commit", "committer les changements", "save my changes", "enregistrer mes changements", "pret a committer", "ready to commit", or indicates they want to save their current changes as a commit.

This skill should be used when the user mentions a ticket ID like "PROJ-123", "#456", says "continue", "reprendre", "resume work on", "je reprends", "switch to", "basculer sur", or indicates they want to resume working on an existing task.

This skill should be used when the user says "the PR is merged", "la PR est mergée", "close the ticket", "fermer le ticket", "finalize the task", "finaliser la tâche", "task is done", "tâche terminée", "mark as done", "marquer comme terminé", or indicates the PR has already been merged and they want to close out the task. Do NOT use this skill if the user just finished coding and wants to create a PR — use /magic:pr instead.

Pushes code, creates a GitHub Pull Request, and updates the linked Jira/GitHub ticket. Use this skill when the user indicates their coding work is done and they want to create or finalize a PR — even if they don't explicitly say "PR". Triggers on phrases like: "done", "terminé", "j'ai fini", "create PR", "créer la PR", "ready for PR", "prêt pour la PR", "ship it", "envoie la sauce", "let's get this merged", "push my changes", "pousse tout ça", "wrap it up", "c'est bon pour moi", or any completion signal in English or French.

This skill should be used when the user says "resolve", "résoudre", "fix review comments", "corriger les commentaires", "address feedback", "traiter les retours", "fix the review", "corriger la review", "apply review changes", "appliquer les corrections", or indicates they want to address code review feedback on a pull request.

This skill should be used when the user says "review", "revue de code", "code review", "review the PR", "regarde la PR", "review my PR", "self-review", "auto-review", "check my PR", "vérifie ma PR", or indicates they want to perform a code review on a pull request.

This skill should be used when the user mentions a ticket ID like "PROJ-123", "#456", says "start", "commencer", "travailler sur", "je vais bosser sur", "begin work on", "work on ticket", "work on issue", "démarre", "démarrer", or indicates they want to start working on a specific task.

magic-slash - This skill should be used when the user says "release", "prepare release", "preparer la release", "nouvelle version", "new version", "bump version", or indicates they want to prepare a new version release.

magic-slash - Use when the user says "plan", "analyze", "analyser", "explore this idea", "explorer cette idée", "is this a good idea", "est-ce une bonne idée", "should we do", "on devrait faire", "what do you think about", "qu'est-ce que tu penses de", "feature idea", "idée de feature", "bug analysis", "analyse de bug", "prepare a plan", "préparer un plan", "j'ai une idée", "I have an idea", "could we", "est-ce qu'on pourrait", "brainstorm", "réfléchir à", or when they want to analyze a feature idea, explore a bug, or prepare an action plan before coding. Also triggers when the user describes an idea or bug seeking feedback before implementation.

"magic-slash - This skill should be used when the user says \"audit\", \"audit docs\", \"auditer la doc\", \"check docs\", \"verifier la doc\", \"docs consistency\", \"coherence docs\", \"pre-release check\", \"verification avant release\", \"are the docs up to date\", \"est-ce que la doc est a jour\", or indicates they want to verify that the documentation pages match the current state of the desktop app and skills."