This skill should be used when committing code changes - "commit", "git commit", "закоміть", "зроби коміт", "/lets:commit". Enforces conventional commit format, tracker task linking, and user approval. In a LETS project, ALWAYS prefer this over generic commit…
This skill should be used when creating a task in the active tracker - "create task", "create issue", "bd create", "new task", "add task", "add issue". Ensures all required fields are provided, enforces English-only task content, and suggests epic labels.…
Internal skill for commands. Detect the active task (any tracker adapter) from the task-state file / git branch name. Do not trigger on user conversation - only when commands need task detection.
This skill should be used when the user wants to talk to another LETS session of this repo - "ask the orchestrator", "ping the orchestrator", "what did the orchestrator say", "who is working", "message <name>", "tell <name>", "спитай у оркестратора",…
Internal skill for commands. Render the shared orientation snapshot - active task, what's in flight, what's next - tracker-universal. Do not trigger on user conversation; only when a command needs the snapshot.
Internal skill for commands. The Orchestrator offer protocol - when a command touchpoint offers the orc skill to ask this session's orchestrator, how the target is resolved once per run, and the Act and Nav offer shapes. Loaded by a command right before its…
Internal skill for commands. The tracker verb-resolution protocol - how a lets-tracker block resolves through the active adapter, the neutral read shape, body crossing, degradation, preflight and trust. Loaded by a command or skill right before its first…
Internal skill for commands. Write a recovery-grade session snapshot (file-primary) for /lets:end and for the --session snapshot-only flag of /lets:end and /lets:note. Always writes a .lets/sessions/ file; adds a one-line task pointer only when a task is…