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refactor
This skill should be used when the user asks to 'refactor this file', 'refactor this folder', 'apply coding rules', 'clean up code style', 'apply conventions', or wants files refactored to follow the project's...
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proofread
Senior editor proofreading for grammar, structure, and notation. Especially useful for LaTeX documents and scientific writing. Highlights mistakes with explanations and suggests fixes.
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commit
Create a git commit with a conventional commit message. Use when the user wants to commit changes, stage and commit, or needs help writing a commit message following conventional commits format (feat, fix, chor...
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fix
Interactive bug fixing workflow for Python and Node.js projects. Identifies issues, suggests fixes, and validates the fix works. Use when debugging errors or fixing specific bugs.
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commit-push
Create a conventional commit and push it to the remote repository. Use when the user wants to commit changes and immediately push them, or says "commit and push" or "push my changes".
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commit-pr
Create a conventional commit, push to remote, and create a pull request. Use when the user wants to commit, push, and create a PR in one go, or says "commit and create PR" or "make a pull request".
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secrets
Audit codebase for secret handling issues. Scans for accidentally committed secrets, validates gitignore patterns, and ensures proper .env templates exist.
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lint
Intelligently detects project type (Node.js/React or Python) and runs appropriate linting tools. Use when checking code quality or validating project for style issues.
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