Git

verification-loop is a Claude Code verification workflow for checking builds, types, lint, tests, security, and diffs after code changes. This verification-loop skill is useful before PRs and after refactors when you want a structured post-change guide instead of a generic prompt.

terminal-ops is an evidence-first repo execution skill for terminal work. Use it to run commands, inspect git state, debug CI or builds, and make narrow fixes with proof of what changed and what was verified. This terminal-ops guide helps reduce guesswork for Code Editing and repo operations.

github-ops is a GitHub operations skill for triaging issues, managing PRs, checking CI failures, preparing releases, and monitoring repository health with the gh CLI. Use the github-ops skill when you need repeatable github-ops usage for a real repository, with auth via gh auth login and clear repo context.

The git-workflow skill helps you choose and apply a Git workflow for branching, merges, commits, conflict handling, tags, and releases. Use it to turn team constraints into a practical policy for GitHub Flow, trunk-based development, or GitFlow, with clear guidance for onboarding and day-to-day collaboration.

gateguard is a fact-forcing pre-action gate for Claude workflows. It blocks the first Edit, Write, or Bash attempt, then requires concrete investigation of importers, schemas, user instructions, and related files before allowing changes. Use this gateguard guide to reduce guessing and improve first-pass edits.

The database-migrations skill helps backend teams plan safe schema changes, data backfills, rollbacks, and zero-downtime deploys for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and common ORMs. Use it for production-safe database-migrations guide work when you need clear steps, fewer locks, and reversible changes.

The configure-ecc skill is an interactive installer for Everything Claude Code (ECC). It guides selective installation of skills and rules, helps choose user-level or project-level destinations, verifies target paths, and can optimize installed files after setup. Ideal for a reliable configure-ecc guide.

codebase-onboarding analyzes an unfamiliar repo and generates a structured onboarding guide with an architecture map, key entry points, conventions, and a starter CLAUDE.md. Use it when joining a new project or setting up Claude Code for the first time in a repository.

code-tour creates reusable CodeTour .tour files with real file and line anchors. Use the code-tour skill for onboarding tours, architecture walkthroughs, PR tours, RCA paths, and code-tour for Technical Writing when you need a guided sequence instead of a flat summary.

claude-devfleet is a multi-agent orchestration skill for Claude DevFleet. It helps you plan projects, dispatch parallel agents in isolated worktrees, monitor progress, and read structured reports. Best for larger coding tasks that benefit from dependency-aware missions, not quick single-file edits.

ck is a Claude Code project memory skill for persistent context across sessions. It registers projects, auto-loads briefing data on start, and supports save, resume, info, list, forget, and migrate workflows through deterministic Node.js scripts. A strong fit for ck for Context Engineering.

blueprint turns a one-line objective into a step-by-step construction plan for complex engineering work. It is built for multi-session, multi-PR tasks, refactors, migrations, and blueprint for Project Setup when a fresh agent needs context, dependency order, parallel-step detection, and review gates.

autonomous-loops is a skill for designing autonomous Claude Code workflows, from simple sequential pipelines to multi-agent DAG orchestration with quality gates and handoffs.

architecture-decision-records helps capture architectural decisions during Claude Code sessions as structured ADRs. It detects decision moments, records context, alternatives, and rationale, and keeps an ADR log for future maintainers. Useful for Technical Writing and engineering teams that need durable decision history.

agent-sort is a repo-aware skill for building an evidence-backed ECC install plan. It helps sort skills, commands, rules, hooks, and extras into DAILY vs LIBRARY buckets so you install only what the project actually uses. Use the agent-sort skill for install decisions, agent-sort usage, and a practical agent-sort guide for Skill Authoring workflows.

agent-eval is a skill for benchmarking coding agents head-to-head on reproducible tasks, comparing pass rate, cost, time, and consistency. Use the agent-eval skill to evaluate Claude Code, Aider, Codex, or another agent in your own repo with clearer evidence than ad hoc prompting.

using-git-worktrees helps create isolated Git worktrees for new branch work with directory selection, ignore checks, and safer parallel workflows without touching your current checkout.

requesting-code-review is a lightweight workflow for dispatching the superpowers:code-reviewer subagent with a clean git diff, requirements, and change summary so reviews happen at the right time and produce actionable, severity-ranked feedback before merge.

receiving-code-review helps you verify PR feedback before editing code. Use it to restate review comments, check them against the codebase, ask for clarification on unclear items, and push back when suggestions do not fit.

The finishing-a-development-branch skill helps close a Git branch safely after implementation is done. It verifies tests, checks the base branch, then presents four clear options: merge locally, push for a Pull Request, keep the branch, or discard the work.

gstack-upgrade is the skill for updating gstack safely. It detects global vs vendored installs, runs the upgrade path, and summarizes what changed so you can verify the result. Use this gstack-upgrade guide for install and usage details, migration-aware behavior, and workflow automation cases.

retro is a project retrospective skill for engineering teams. It analyzes commit history, work patterns, and prior learnings to generate a structured weekly retro with continuity. Use retro for sprint reviews, what did we ship questions, and Project Management check-ins.

land-and-deploy is a workflow skill for merging a ready PR, waiting for CI and deployment, and verifying production health with canary checks. Use this land-and-deploy skill when you need a reliable handoff from merge to ship, especially for teams that already use /ship or similar release steps.

Review skill for pre-landing PR review. Use it to check diffs against the base branch for SQL safety, trust-boundary issues, shell injection, enum completeness, and other structural risks. Best for a review guide that helps agents flag real defects fast with less guesswork than a generic prompt.