Land work on `main` end-to-end. Detects current state (branch, tree, remote, PR) and runs only the steps that are still missing — create a feature branch if Alex is on `main` with changes, commit dirty tree atomically per the commit skill, push, open a PR, wait for CI, preview the squash commit (which becomes the release-note line because every merge triggers `release.yml`), confirm, squash-merge, then surface the CalVer tag and GitHub Release URL once the release workflow completes. Use when Alex says "ship", "/ship", "ship this", "ship it", "merge", "/merge", "land this", "merge this PR", or otherwise wants the work he just did landed on main without thinking about which intermediate step is missing.
Walk Alex through the most recent manually-rejected jobs in Notion (Status=Rejected with Profile/Location filled — eval said pass, Alex rejected after reviewing; distinct from Status=Auto-Rejected, where the pipeline rejected on its own) one at a time, mining each confirmed false positive for body- or ATS-visible signal and turning it into a `reject/` integration-test fixture. Use this when Alex says things like "let's mine my recent manual rejects", "let's go through the latest manual rejects", "let's harvest the manual-reject pile for fixtures", or otherwise wants to convert manual rejections into eval-pipeline fixtures.
Walk Alex through the current Notion "To Review" pile one job at a time, capturing concrete pass/reject verdicts as eval-pipeline integration-test fixtures. Use this when Alex says things like "let's go through the To Review pile", "help me power through jobs", "let's improve the fixtures", or otherwise wants to triage accumulated jobs in Notion.
Commit the changes made in this session as one or more atomic conventional-commit-formatted commits, immediately. Use when a logical chunk of work is finished and ready to be recorded — preferably as you go, not all at once at the end. Use when Alex says "commit", "/commit", "commit what we did", or whenever you've completed a discrete piece of work and want it on the branch before moving on.
Run the project's two reviewer agents in parallel against the current diff and report findings in chat. Never posts to GitHub. Use when Alex says "review my changes", "/review", or otherwise wants a quality check before commit, push, or merge.