claude-plugins

Show a sorted list of incomplete tasks from TODO.md.

Interactively walk through and address PR review comments one at a time. Accepts an optional PR number argument; defaults to the current branch's PR.

Review a pull request for issues and feedback.

Deep PR review that runs `code-review:code-review` and `pr-review-toolkit` agents in parallel, then hands off to `review-pr` for fix or post.

Use when working with Jira or Confluence from command line, including authentication, searching issues with JQL, bulk operations, sprint reports, or creating/updating work items using acli

Update project documentation based on recent changes and current codebase state.

Create or append tasks to TODO.md in the current working directory.

Commit pending changes to git. Accepts an optional argument describing what to commit (e.g. 'all changes', 'staged only', specific file names). Also accepts an optional 'push' keyword to push after committing.

Run one or more release actions: version, changelog, docs, commit, tag, push, watch, release. With no arguments, auto-detects needed actions from repo state and asks for confirmation.

Manage CHANGELOG.md files and GitHub releases — add new entries, backfill missing versions, sync release notes.

Update outdated GitHub Actions in workflow files and pin them to commit hashes for supply-chain security.

Update the PR's title and description to accurately reflect the changes.

Bulk-fix cslint warnings in a C# codebase. Use when the user says 'fix cslint', 'fix lint warnings', 'fix cs lint', 'fix linter issues', 'clean up cslint', 'fix cslint warnings', 'run cslint and fix', 'fix all lint errors', 'fix C# lint', 'bulk fix lint', 'fix all cslint', 'fix formatting warnings', 'fix style warnings', 'fix naming violations', 'fix code style', or any variation of wanting to fix cslint diagnostics across a C# repo. Not for non-C# linters. Accepts an optional path argument (defaults to current directory).

Help resolve differences between chezmoi-managed dotfiles and local files. Use this skill whenever the user mentions chezmoi, dotfiles sync, chezmoi update, chezmoi apply, chezmoi diff, or wants to compare/resolve their chezmoi source files with local destination files. Also trigger when the user wants to understand what changed in their dotfiles, which direction changes should flow (source→local or local→source), or needs help interpreting chezmoi file naming conventions (dot_, executable_, .tmpl, symlink_, etc.).

Split or arrange Windows Terminal panes using wt.exe. Use when the user says 'open panes', 'split terminal', 'side by side', 'split pane', 'terminal layout', 'split pane with WSL', or any variation of wanting to split or arrange panes within a tab. For tab management (new tabs, switch tabs, tab colors), see wt-tabs.

Manage Windows Terminal tabs using wt.exe. Use when the user says 'open tabs', 'new tab', 'switch tab', 'focus tab', 'move pane to tab', 'tab color', 'tab title', 'multiple tabs', 'rename tab', or any variation of wanting to manage Windows Terminal tabs.