VSCode

Automates the full git commit and push workflow in VS Code. Analyzes staged and unstaged changes, generates a Conventional Commits message, stages files, commits, and pushes to the tracked remote or a specified branch. Use this when asked to commit changes, save work, generate a commit message, write a commit, push to GitHub, sync with remote, publish changes, stage and commit specific files, push to a different branch, or push to a feature branch.

Summarizes a pull request or pending code changes into a reviewer-friendly overview with highlights, key changes, risks, and testing notes. Use this when asked to write a PR summary, draft a pull request description, explain a change set, summarize a branch, prepare reviewer notes from a diff, or generate PR context for a code review.

Drafts release notes or changelog entries from git history, staged diffs, or completed work items. Use this when asked to write release notes, summarize a release, prepare a changelog entry, update the changelog, publish a release summary, or turn recent commits into a structured update for users or maintainers.

Creates a new GitHub Copilot skill folder with a valid SKILL.md, a human-readable README.md, and an index entry in the repository root README. Use this when asked to add a new skill, scaffold a Copilot skill, create a skill folder, bootstrap a skill, document a skill folder, or expand a skill catalog repository.