git

Organize messy git changes into clean, well-scoped conventional commits. Use when the user wants to clean up their commit history, organize uncommitted changes into logical commits, squash or reorganize recent commits, or curate a changeset before pushing. Triggers on phrases like "clean up my commits", "organize these changes", "split this into commits", "curate history", "make my commits cleaner", or any request to restructure git history into atomic, meaningful units.

Create a GitHub issue from a PR, Slack message, or ad-hoc description. Use when the user wants to file an issue, track a bug, request a feature, or turn a conversation into a trackable work item. Triggers on phrases like "create an issue", "file a bug", "open an issue for this", "track this", "make a ticket", "turn this into an issue", or any request to create a GitHub issue. Also triggers when the user pastes a Slack message, PR URL, or describes a problem and wants it tracked.

Open a pull request against the main branch with a conventional commit title and structured body. Use when the user wants to open a PR, create a pull request, submit changes for review, or share a branch with their team. Triggers on phrases like "open a PR", "create a pull request", "submit this for review", "PR this", "send a PR", or any request to open a pull request on GitHub. Also triggers when the user invokes /git:commits or asks to push and open a PR after committing.

Start working on an issue, PR, or idea — handles branch creation, context switching, and uncommitted changes. Use when the user wants to work on something, pick up an issue, switch to a PR, resume work, start a task, or context switch. Triggers on phrases like "work on", "pick up", "start", "switch to", "resume", "grab that issue", "context switch", "let me work on #N", "check out PR #N", or any request to begin or resume work on a specific item.

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