By rtfpessoa
Git workflow skills: structured commits, atomic commit validation, fixup commits, PR creation, PR review feedback resolution, branch management, isolated worktrees, and merge conflict resolution
Use when committing changes that span multiple files, when organizing changes into logical commits, when staged changes may have cross-file dependencies, or when asked to split, validate, or review commit atomicity. Triggers: "atomic commits", "organize commits", "split commits", "validate staging", "check commit atomicity", "are these changes safe to commit".
Use when the user wants to create a well-named feature branch from a ticket ID, description, or task summary. Triggers: "create branch", "new branch", "branch for", "start working on".
Use when the user wants to commit current changes, create a git commit, or asks to commit with a structured message. Triggers: "commit", "commit changes", "create a commit", "git commit", "save changes".
Use when git reports merge conflicts, rebase conflicts, cherry-pick conflicts, or revert conflicts, or when the user asks to resolve conflicts. Triggers: "fix conflicts", "resolve conflicts", "merge conflicts", "rebase conflicts", "fix merge", "resolve merge", "help with conflicts", "conflict markers".
Use when the user wants to fixup an existing commit on the current branch, amend a previous commit with staged changes, or fold corrections into an earlier commit without rewriting history manually. Triggers: "fixup", "fixup commit", "git fixup", "amend previous commit", "fold into commit", "fix earlier commit".
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rtfpessoa's personal Claude Code and OpenCode marketplace. It packages reusable skills and agents for structured feature delivery, docs workflows, and git operations.
| Command | Plugin | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
/do | productivity | Orchestrate feature delivery with phase/state tracking |
/rfc | productivity | Write RFCs and design docs with iterative research |
/debug | productivity | Systematic debugging with root-cause-first workflow |
/doc | productivity | Create/update/improve/audit Markdown docs |
/workspace | productivity | Manage Datadog remote development workspaces |
/reflect | productivity | Capture session learnings into knowledge files |
/wrap-up | productivity | End-of-session checklist: ship, reflect, publish |
/brag | productivity | Update brag document with recent accomplishments |
/daily | productivity | Daily work journal and weekly summaries in Obsidian vault |
/notes | productivity | Obsidian notes: 1:1s, meetings, career plans, promotions |
/performance-feedback | productivity | Write evidence-backed performance reviews |
/brainstorm | productivity | Brainstorm and sharpen ideas into clear problem statements |
/datadog | productivity | Query Datadog products (logs, metrics, APM, monitors) via pup CLI |
/code-simplify | productivity | Simplify and refactor code for clarity without changing behavior |
/ai-cli | productivity | Evaluate and improve CLI design for AI agent usage |
/skill-workbench | productivity | Create or improve skills and agents |
/review | productivity | Review a pull request with structured findings |
/tour | productivity | Guided code walkthroughs (interactive or written) |
/commit | git | Create structured git commits |
/atcommit | git | Organize and validate atomic commit sets |
/fixup | git | Create fixup commits targeting earlier branch commits |
/pr | git | Create PRs (draft/open) or mark draft as ready |
/branch | git | Create a well-named feature branch |
/pr-fix | git | Address PR review feedback end-to-end |
/fix-conflicts | git | Resolve merge/rebase/cherry-pick/revert conflicts |
/worktree | git | Create an isolated git worktree |
Skills:
/do -- Full lifecycle feature orchestration (see detailed breakdown below).
/rfc -- RFC authoring workflow with refinement, research, exploration, consistency check, and write phases.
/debug -- Root-cause-first debugging protocol (REPRODUCE -> INVESTIGATE -> FIX -> VERIFY) with persistent state.
/doc -- Documentation lifecycle management (create, update, improve, maintain, audit, sync, status) with templates.
/review -- Structured PR review across correctness, security, design, testing, and style.
/tour -- Codebase tours in interactive or written modes.
/workspace -- Datadog workspace lifecycle management (create, list, delete, ssh, connect, validate).
/reflect -- Session learning extraction with confidence-based auto-apply/queue behavior. Includes self-improvement analysis for skill gaps, friction, and automation opportunities.
/wrap-up -- End-of-session checklist: commits via /atcommit, deploys if available, cleans up tasks, runs /reflect for learnings, and drafts publishable content.
/brag -- Brag document management: auto-collects work from GitHub, Jira, Confluence, git, and daily logs; asks interactive questions for undiscoverable work; maintains monthly docs at ~/log/YYYY-MM/brag.md.
/daily -- Daily work journal and weekly summaries in Obsidian: captures work activity, meetings, achievements, team pulse, travel, learning, and kudos. Weekly summary mode (/daily summary) aggregates daily notes with GitHub PRs, Jira tickets, and Confluence pages into dual-format output (Confluence + Slack). Resolves people names via Obsidian People directory with wikilinks and backlinks. Feeds into /brag as a data source.
/notes -- Obsidian notes management: 1:1 records, meeting notes, per-person career plans, promotion proposals, achievements tracking, and general notes. Shares ~/docs/People/ directory with /daily for graph integration.
/performance-feedback -- Evidence-backed performance review writer: gathers data from 1:1 notes, achievements, daily logs, brag docs, GitHub PRs, Jira tickets, and Confluence pages for a specific person over a review period, then synthesizes into structured feedback by dimension (impact, technical quality, collaboration, growth, communication).
/brainstorm -- Problem-focused brainstorming: sharpens vague ideas into clear problem statements through iterative diagnostic questions. Saves brainstorms to ~/docs/brainstorms/. Integrated with /do as an optional pre-refinement step.
npx claudepluginhub rtfpessoa/code-factory --plugin gitProductivity skills: feature development lifecycle (/do), RFC writing (/rfc), systematic debugging (/debug), documentation management (/doc), PR review (/review), guided code tours (/tour), session reflection (/reflect), session wrap-up (/wrap-up), brag document management (/brag), daily work journal (/daily), Obsidian notes management (/notes), performance feedback (/performance-feedback), Datadog workspace management (/workspace), Datadog product query (/datadog), idea brainstorming (/brainstorm), code simplification (/code-simplify), AI-friendly CLI design (/ai-cli), and skill workbench
Git workflow tools: commits, PRs, review inbox, checkout, and work triage
Coding workflow skills: intelligent commits, push & PR, branch cleanup, CLAUDE.md maintenance, README generation, changelog creation, README updating, and GitHub Actions setup
Git workflows - commits, branches, PRs, issue processing, auto-close detection, and repository management
Git-as-knowledge-graph workflow for traceability across issues, branches, commits, reviews, and PRs.
A growing collection of Claude-compatible academic workflow bundles. Covers scientific figures, manuscript writing and polishing, reviewer assessment, citation retrieval, data availability, paper reading, literature search, response letters, paper-to-PPTX conversion, and evidence-grounded Chinese invention patent drafting. Rules are organized as reusable skill folders with explicit workflows and quality checks.
Persistent file-based planning for AI coding agents. Crash-proof markdown plans (task_plan.md, findings.md, progress.md) that survive context loss and /clear, with an opt-in completion gate and multi-agent shared state. Manus-style. Works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Kiro, OpenCode and 60+ agents via the SKILL.md standard. Includes Arabic, German, Spanish, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).