devagent

Use ai-rules CLI to manage and synchronize AI coding rules across multiple AI assistants (Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Opencode, etc.). Use when: (1) Setting up ai-rules in a new project, (2) Updating AI coding guidelines and best practices, (3) Generating platform-specific rule files from source, (4) Checking if generated files are in sync with source files, (5) Managing multi-agent rule consistency, or (6) Adding new rules or modifying existing ones. Requires ai-rules CLI installed. The ai-rules/ directory serves as the single source of truth for all AI coding guidelines.

Use CodeRabbit CLI to perform automated code review and iterative improvement in an AI agent workflow. Use when: (1) After generating non-trivial code (new features, refactors, algorithms), (2) Improving code quality, maintainability, or readability before submission, (3) Validating code changes against best practices, (4) Exploring unfamiliar languages, patterns, or domains, or (5) Creating a self-reviewing coding loop. Requires CodeRabbit CLI installed and authenticated. Not for trivial changes (typos, formatting-only) or rapid prototyping without quality constraints.

Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.

Post-checkout git hook for automatic worktree setup. Use when: (1) Setting up automatic configuration for new git worktrees, (2) Creating post-checkout hooks that detect new worktrees and run setup tasks, (3) Configuring worktrees to automatically copy env files and install dependencies

"Work with git worktrees and workspaces for concurrent development. Use when: (1) Creating new workspaces with \`git worktree add\`, (2) Listing existing worktrees with \`git worktree list\`, (3) Removing worktrees with \`git worktree remove\`, (4) Pruning stale worktree metadata with \`git worktree prune\`, (5) Managing multiple checked-out branches simultaneously, (6) Migrating uncommitted work between workspaces, or (7) Any git workspace/worktree operation. Requires Git 2.5+ for worktree support."

Create new slash commands for DevAgent workflows. Use when you need to create a new command file in .agents/commands/ and symlink it to .cursor/commands/ for Cursor IDE integration. This skill handles the complete command creation workflow including file generation, symlink creation, and structure validation.

Use GitHub CLI (gh) to interact with GitHub repositories, pull requests, issues, and workflows. Use when: (1) Reading PR details, diffs, or metadata, (2) Listing or filtering PRs and issues, (3) Creating PR comments or linking to issues, (4) Checking CI status or mergeability, (5) Extracting issue references from PR descriptions, or (6) Any GitHub repository operation via command line. Requires GitHub CLI installed and authenticated.

Use Linear MCP server functions to interact with Linear issues, projects, teams, and comments. Use when: (1) Fetching issue requirements and acceptance criteria from Linear, (2) Validating PR changes against Linear issue requirements, (3) Creating or updating Linear issues and comments, (4) Checking issue status, labels, or relationships, (5) Listing issues by team, assignee, or project, or (6) Any Linear project management operation. Requires Linear MCP server configured and authenticated.

Review pull requests by integrating GitHub operations with Linear issue tracking. Use when: (1) Validating PR changes against Linear issue requirements, (2) Checking if PR addresses all acceptance criteria from Linear issues, (3) Creating comprehensive PR reviews that link code changes to project requirements, (4) Identifying gaps between PR changes and issue requirements, or (5) Posting review findings to both GitHub PRs and Linear issues. Combines GitHub CLI operations with Linear MCP functions for end-to-end PR review workflows.