skills

Build type-safe TypeScript CLIs with the cleye argv parser. Use when the user is authoring a new cleye CLI, adding or changing typed flags/parameters on an existing `cli()` call, defining subcommands with `command()`, using `cleye/formats` helpers (oneOf/commaList/integer/float/range/url), customizing `--help` output via `help.render`, or wiring `strictFlags`/`booleanFlagNegation`. Skip for generic "best CLI framework?" questions or maintenance of CLIs built on commander/yargs/oclif/minimist.

Split working-tree changes into atomic git commits with conventional-commit messages. Use whenever the user asks to commit, save work, stage files, break one messy diff into multiple logical commits, or prep a branch for a PR — including terse prompts like "commit this", "ship it", or "wrap up".

Diagnose GitHub Actions failures via the `gh` CLI — fetch logs, classify the root cause, and recommend a fix. Use when a workflow run failed and the user needs to know why, when detecting flaky tests across recent runs, profiling slow steps, analyzing failure history, or watching a live run. Stop clicking through the GitHub UI.

Create, update, or review GitHub pull requests via `gh` CLI. Use when opening a PR from the current branch, refreshing an existing PR's body after new commits, or doing a structured review of somebody's PR by number or URL. Commands: create [-v] [--draft], update [-v], review <number|url>.

Build type-safe TypeScript CLIs with Bloomberg's Stricli framework. Use when the user is authoring a new CLI with Stricli, adding or changing typed flags/positionals/parsers on an existing Stricli command, wiring subcommand routing via `buildRouteMap`, or configuring bash auto-complete via `@stricli/auto-complete`. Skip for generic "best CLI framework?" questions or maintenance of CLIs built on commander/yargs/oclif/minimist.

Resolve TypeScript errors, eliminate `any`, and design complex types (generics, conditional, mapped, template literal, branded/opaque). Use for type-inference problems, `infer` / `extends` questions, utility types (`Partial`, `Record`, `ReturnType`, `Awaited`, `NoInfer`), `satisfies`, function overloads, declaration merging, and strict-mode refactors.

Drive WordPress from the command line via `wp` CLI — site migrations, search-replace, bulk plugin/theme/user/post operations, option and config edits, multisite management, and cron scheduling. Use whenever the user wants to do something to a WordPress site that a terminal can reach faster than wp-admin.

Extract meeting notes from Spark Mail shared-transcript links into tagged markdown files with YAML frontmatter (participants, action items, decisions, next steps). Use when the user has one or more share.sparkmailapp.com links to convert into a searchable local meeting archive, in single-URL or batch mode from a links.md checklist.