new-branch-and-pr
Handles a development workflow from creating a fresh branch through completing the work and opening a pull request.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Handles a development workflow from creating a fresh branch through completing the work and opening a pull request.
Describes conventions for new columns. The description does not specify the type of column or the system involved.
Scaffold a new Cobra CLI command following the project's patterns.
Creates new composables for reusable reactive logic in TrackGrowth. Examples include frequency evaluation, streak calculations, theme management, and backup functionality.
Creates a DEC-### decision record with the required filename, metadata, and sections. Adds a README index entry and connects the record to referencing PRDs or context documents when explicitly requested.
Add a new executable type to the flow runner (a new kind of automation block users can define in .flow files).
Sets up Mojo or MAX projects from scratch. Covers initializing a pixi or uv environment for the selected project.
Derives a slug from an article title or the intended content. Runs scripts/new-post.sh to create a template in the posts/ directory.
Creates bilingual recipe files for Mon Manger from new recipes, imported content, or existing recipe text. Handles Markdown conversion, front matter, bilingual content, tagging, and category assignment.
Sets up a new Terraform provider's workspace, Go module, server entry point, and provider implementation. Covers schema and Configure setup when starting a provider for a new API.
Guides new Unity project setup by gathering the game concept, target platforms, and monetization needs. Coordinates Editor installation, project creation, source control, and packages through dedicated skills, with monetization handoffs; gameplay code is not scaffolded.
Creates an administrator user account in Medusa.
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