Start a brainstorming session to explore ideas before committing to a plan. Use when the solution isn't clear, there are multiple approaches, or you need to explore trade-offs.

2026-03-094

coding-assistant

jsvitolo/cortex-plugins

Use this skill for ALL coding work. Enforces task tracking, memory usage, and proper workflow using Cortex MCP tools. MUST be used when implementing features, fixing bugs, or any development work.

2026-03-094

implement

jsvitolo/cortex-plugins

Execute the 3-agent workflow (research → implement → verify) for coding tasks. Use for ALL feature implementations, bug fixes, and code changes. Spawns autonomous agents that research, implement, and verify changes.

2026-03-094

onboard

jsvitolo/cortex-plugins

Analyze project and save context as Cortex memories (stack, architecture, database, testing)

2026-03-094

name	pr
description	Create PR and move Cortex task to review
user-invocable	true
allowed-tools	Bash(git status:), Bash(git add:), Bash(git commit:*), mcp__cortex__git

Context

Current branch: !git branch --show-current
Git status: !git status --short

Your Task

Create a Pull Request using the Cortex MCP tool.

Step 1: Check for Uncommitted Changes

If there are uncommitted changes (from git status):

Show the changes to the user
Ask if they want to commit them first
If yes, stage and commit with an appropriate message

Step 2: Create PR with MCP

Use the Cortex MCP tool to create the PR:

mcp__cortex__git(action="pr")

This single command will:

Detect task ID from branch name (feat/cx-N-* → CX-N)
Push the branch to origin
Create a GitHub PR with title and body from task info
Automatically move task to review status

Step 3: Report Success

Show the PR URL returned by the tool.

IMPORTANT:

Always check for uncommitted changes FIRST
The MCP tool handles everything else automatically
If PR already exists, inform the user with the existing PR URL