Claude Skills by babarmuhammad

Use when updating a CHANGELOG or preparing release notes. Turns merged changes into Keep a Changelog entries written for users.

Use when asked to explain how code works, trace a flow, or onboard to an unfamiliar area of the codebase.

Use when writing a git commit message. Turns staged changes into a clear Conventional Commits message with an accurate summary and body.

Use when opening or updating a pull request. Produces a reviewer-friendly PR title and description from the branch's changes.

Use before a non-trivial refactor. Produces a safe, staged plan that preserves behavior — plan first, edit second.

Use when reviewing code or a diff for security issues before merging. Flags concrete, high-confidence vulnerabilities with fixes.

Use when adding tests for new or changed code. Writes focused, behavior-driven tests that match the project's existing framework and conventions.

Use when you want terse, low-token responses for routine or mechanical work — status updates, confirmations, simple edits — without losing correctness.

Use when updating a CHANGELOG or preparing release notes. Turns merged changes into Keep a Changelog entries written for users.

Use when asked to explain how code works, trace a flow, or onboard to an unfamiliar area of the codebase.

Use when writing a git commit message. Turns staged changes into a clear Conventional Commits message with an accurate summary and body.

Use when opening or updating a pull request. Produces a reviewer-friendly PR title and description from the branch's changes.

Use before a non-trivial refactor. Produces a safe, staged plan that preserves behavior — plan first, edit second.

Use when reviewing code or a diff for security issues before merging. Flags concrete, high-confidence vulnerabilities with fixes.

Use when adding tests for new or changed code. Writes focused, behavior-driven tests that match the project's existing framework and conventions.

Use when you want terse, low-token responses for routine or mechanical work — status updates, confirmations, simple edits — without losing correctness.