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gas-export-check
Validate GAS function exports match rollup footer declarations. Use after creating new GAS functions or during quality checks.
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push
Push committed changes to remote. Use after /commit, before /pr, or when user says push.
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quality-check
Run quality checks on code changes. Use after implementation, before commits, or when the user mentions review, check, validate, or lint.
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worktree
Manage Git worktrees for parallel development. Use when creating, listing, or removing worktrees, or when discussing parallel module development.
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merge
Merge approved PR and cleanup branches/worktrees. Use after PR approval, when ready to merge, or when user says merge.
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commit
Create atomic git commits with conventional format. Use after /quality-check passes, when ready to save changes, or when user says commit.
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pr
Create pull request with draft body. Main Claude must review and finalize title/body with session context. Use after /push or when ready for review.
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vendor-status
Check vendor portal credentials and cookie expiration status. Use when checking vendor status, credentials, or cookie expiration.
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ci-check
Check CI status for PR. Currently no CI - use /quality-check instead. Future: check GitHub Actions status.
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deploy
Build TypeScript, run tests, and push to Google Apps Script. Use for deployment, pushing changes, or when the user says deploy, push, or release.
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