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Shortcut for `/adr-phase <ADR-number> all` — implement an entire ADR end-to-end. Same parameters as /adr-phase minus the phase selector. Args: <ADR-number> [--base <branch>]. Use when the user says "implement all of ADR-N", "run the whole ADR", "finish ADR-N", or invokes /adr-all.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
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Triage a GitHub issue end-to-end: read it whole, decide whether the report actually checks out, assess its impact, and produce an ordered RESOLUTION PLAN whose every step carries the brief notes for a delegate sub-agent. Args: <issue-number> [--fix]. Without --fix it stops at the plan (triage verdict + impact + per-step brief notes). With --fix it also EXECUTES the plan: all work happens in ONE dedicated git worktree on branch `issue/{NN}-{slug}` reused across every step, each step is run by a fresh sub-agent briefed with that step's prompt + CLAUDE.md + the previous step's handoff, you (the orchestrator) gate and independently verify each agent's output before the next starts, and each agent returns a handoff document you pass to the next. Lands the fix via /pr-merge-flow. Use when the user says "triage issue N", "look at issue N", "/gh-issue N", "investigate and fix issue N", or invokes /gh-issue.
Land a PR end-to-end the repo's DEFAULT way: review feedback first, then merge. Roughly `/pr-comments N --wait-for=coderabbitai && /pr-merge N` — get the review feedback, validate + apply each finding and reply, and ONLY if that completes cleanly, rebase the head onto the live base, wait for the real CI to go green (EXCLUDING the bot), merge `--rebase` (never a merge commit, never squash) and delete the branch. The review step ALWAYS runs the committed `review-single` workflow — ONE Claude sub-agent as an ADVERSARIAL reviewer IN ADDITION TO CodeRabbit, never a mere fallback — at reasoning effort xhigh (never below, never max): the latest Sonnet (5 or newer) — Fable (5 or newer), preferred for a large/complex PR, is temporarily unavailable, so use Sonnet (never Opus, never a multi-agent fan-out). In parallel it gives CodeRabbit ~10 minutes to acknowledge the PR: if it does, wait on its review too; if it stays silent, nudge it once with `@coderabbitai review` and wait 10 more minutes; if it is STILL silent the
Land a pull request the repo's way: rebase its head branch onto the target branch, push, wait for CI to go green (EXCLUDING CodeRabbit — never block on the bot), then merge with `--rebase` (never a merge commit, never squash) and delete the remote branch. Refuses to merge a draft, a conflicting/unmergeable PR, or one whose CI is red. Args: [PR number] (defaults to the current branch's PR). Use when the user says "merge this PR", "land PR N", "rebase and merge", "merge it once CI passes", or invokes /pr-merge. Companion to /pr-comments — handle review feedback first, then /pr-merge.
Interactively design and author a NEW ADR (Architecture Decision Record) for this repository, then write it to .ADRs/ADR_NN_Name/ as ADR.md plus ordered phase-prompt .txt files ready for /adr-phase. Args: [optional one-line topic]. Use when the user says "create an ADR", "start a new ADR", "let's design ADR-N", or invokes /adr-create. You act as a skeptical design partner, not a transcriber.
Implement an ADR (Architecture Decision Record) — a single phase, or the whole ADR end-to-end with the `all` selector. Args: <ADR-number> <phase-number | all> [--base <branch>]. Runs in a dedicated per-ADR git worktree (your main checkout stays free); each phase is executed by a fresh sub-agent with a clean context — briefed with the phase prompt, CLAUDE.md, and the prior phase's handoff, working in the full worktree. Commits AND pushes branch `adr/{NN}-{slug}` after every phase (crash-safe), so the run is resumable — on restart it resets to the last completed phase and continues. When the ADR is complete it offers a PR (default) or a rebase onto the base. Use when the user says "implement phase N of ADR-M", "run adr phase", "implement all of ADR-N", "finish ADR-N", or invokes /adr-phase.
Run ONE ad-hoc coding task through the full CLAUDE.md delegation contract — the same brief → Sonnet 5 implementer → mechanical gate discipline /adr-phase and /gh-issue enforce, for work that belongs to neither. Args: <task description> [--base <branch>]. Use when the user says "delegate this", "have sonnet build X", "do this via the contract", or invokes /delegate. Not for ADR phases (/adr-phase) or issue fixes (/gh-issue --fix) — route those to their skills.
| name | adr-all |
| description | Shortcut for `/adr-phase <ADR-number> all` — implement an entire ADR end-to-end. Same parameters as /adr-phase minus the phase selector. Args: <ADR-number> [--base <branch>]. Use when the user says "implement all of ADR-N", "run the whole ADR", "finish ADR-N", or invokes /adr-all. |
/adr-all is a thin alias for /adr-phase <ADR-number> all. It owns no logic
of its own — adr-phase is the single source of truth for the worktree,
per-phase sub-agents, commit-and-push, review, resume, and landing.
Args string: {{ args }}
--base <branch> (optional) — forwarded unchanged.all.adr-phaseInvoke the adr-phase skill (via the Skill tool) with args <ADR-number> all,
appending --base <branch> if it was given. Do not re-implement or summarise
adr-phase's behaviour — just run it and let it drive the full ADR.
adr-phase performs the mandatory Step 0 sync — git fetch origin + base/rebase onto the
latest origin/<base> first, even when this session already implemented another ADR/issue, so
the whole run starts from the current base. No need to pre-fetch here.