Creates high-quality pull requests with an iterative compress-critique-fix loop before submission. Activate this skill whenever you are asked to create, open, submit, or push a pull request, OR whenever a new feature, fix, or refactor is complete and ready to ship. Also activate when the user says "make a PR", "open a PR", "submit this for review", "push and create a PR", "I'm done, create the PR", "the feature is done", "I'm finished", or any variation of completing work / requesting a pull request. Always activate before running `gh pr create`.
Drives the Explore -> Plan -> Review -> Verify discipline for non-trivial, multi-file work before any code is written. Activate when the user asks to "plan this", "scope this out", "figure out how to do X", "explore the codebase first", or is starting a change that touches several files or an unfamiliar area. Enforces a written plan and real verification instead of trusting a success claim.
Runs a fresh, unbiased review of pending changes by delegating to the read-only code-reviewer subagent, then triages and fixes the findings. Activate when the user asks to "review this", "peer review", "get a second opinion", "review my changes/diff/branch", or wants a review pass before opening a PR. Distinct from the built-in /code-review and /review skills: this one drives the project's code-reviewer agent to a fixed point.
Creates well-structured git commits using Conventional Commits format. Activate this skill whenever the user asks to commit changes, make a commit, save progress, or says "commit this", "commit my changes", "/commit", or any variation of requesting a git commit. Also activate when task instructions say to commit when done.
Outputs content inside a copyable fenced markdown code block so the user can copy the raw markdown verbatim. Activate whenever the user asks for "copyable markdown", "raw markdown", "the markdown source", "give me the markdown", "as a code block I can copy", or any variation of requesting markdown they can paste elsewhere (READMEs, docs, issues, PR descriptions, chat messages).
Updates an existing pull request with new changes, commits, and optionally revises the PR description. Activate when the user asks to update, fix, or add to an existing PR. Also activate when the user says "update the PR", "fix the PR", "add this to the PR", or any variation of modifying an existing pull request.