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Create a git commit with a short, present-tense summary of the staged and unstaged changes. Use whenever the user wants to commit, save, ship, or wrap up work — including casual phrasings like "commit this", "commit it", "save this". Never pushes.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Vision refinement skill for this team. Invoke with /brainstorm. Reads memory/project/INDEX.md to learn the active project and either loads the active vision or starts a fresh one. Leads a structured interview to co-create or update vision.md — covering problem framing, target users, value proposition, key capabilities, and success signals. Use whenever the team is starting a new initiative or pressure-testing direction.
Structured business research for this team. Invoke with /business-research. Reads memory/project/INDEX.md to learn the active project and grounds in the active vision/research artifacts. Supports two modes — (1) competitive analysis: maps the competitor landscape, features, pricing, and positioning gaps; (2) customer journey: traces the target user's path, pain points, decision triggers, and emotional states. Delegates web searches to multiple parallel specialized agents. Always produces an unopinionated research.md artifact saved to the active session folder. Use whenever market intelligence, competitor data, user journey insight, or factual grounding is needed before making a product decision.
Idea and task capture skill for this team. Invoke with /capture. Three modes — Quick (fast brain-dump with minimal friction), Deep (structured interview that extracts tasks with acceptance criteria), Refine (cleans up and re-prioritises existing tasks). Reads memory/project/INDEX.md to learn the active project, then loads vision/research/domain artifacts as grounding. Outputs to docs/tasks.md, initialising it if missing. Use whenever the team has new ideas to capture, wants to extract tasks from a conversation, or needs to groom the backlog.
Strategic DDD domain modeling skill for this team. Invoke with /domain. Reads memory/project/INDEX.md to learn the active project, then grounds in the active research.md artifact. Leads a structured conversation to co-build a domain.md following Domain-Driven Design strategic patterns — core domain identification, subdomain classification, bounded context discovery, context mapping, ubiquitous language, and key aggregates. Emits glossary proposals for accepted ubiquitous-language terms. Use whenever the team needs to translate research insights into a shared domain model before moving to feature planning.
Reconcile memory/project/INDEX.md with what is actually on disk under exercise_one/. Invoke with /reindex. Runs the deterministic scripts/reindex_memory.sh report, presents drift to the user, proposes an updated INDEX.md, and applies it only on confirm. Use whenever a skill warns about possible memory drift, after manual edits to session folders, or as a periodic sanity check.
General-purpose research skill for this team. Invoke with /research. Reads memory/project/INDEX.md to learn the active project and grounds in the active vision. Complements /business-research (which covers competitive analysis and customer journeys) by handling technical, regulatory, UX pattern, and open-ended topic research. Always produces an unopinionated research.md artifact saved to the active session folder. Use when the team needs depth on a topic that is not a competitor landscape or customer journey map.
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| description | Create a git commit with a short, present-tense summary of the staged and unstaged changes. Use whenever the user wants to commit, save, ship, or wrap up work — including casual phrasings like "commit this", "commit it", "save this". Never pushes. |
Stage relevant changes and create a single commit with a short, present-tense message that summarises what changed.
feat:, fix:) unless the recent git log already uses that style.Read the state — run these in parallel:
git status (no -uall)git diff and git diff --stagedgit log -n 5 --oneline to match the repo's existing styleDecide what to stage. Stage by explicit paths — never git add -A or git add .. Skip: .env, credentials, build artifacts (target/, node_modules/, dist/), editor/OS cruft (.DS_Store, .idea/, .vscode/), anything that looks like a secret. If a secret-looking file is explicitly requested, warn first.
Draft the message. Reread the diff. Summarise the intent in one present-tense sentence. If the diff covers 3+ unrelated changes, pause and ask the user whether to split.
Commit with a HEREDOC so formatting is preserved:
git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
<subject line>
<optional body — only if needed>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
EOF
)"
Verify with git status and git log -n 1 afterwards.
Never push. Do not run git push unless the user explicitly asks.
--amend (create a new commit instead — amending destroys previous work if a pre-commit hook already ran).--no-verify / --no-gpg-sign unless the user explicitly requests it.git config.| Good | Bad |
|---|---|
add debt payoff projection | Added debt payoff projection. |
seed default expense categories | update stuff |
wire csv repository through port | feat(persistence): implemented CSV repository |
fix off-by-one in monthly rollup | bug fix |