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Claude Skills by fabienjuif
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- Capture DocsAt the end of a session, capture what was learned into the repo's documentation so it isn't lost and future sessions start cheaper. Use when the user says "capture docs", "save what we learned", "update docs", "sync docs", or runs "/capture-docs", typically when wrapping up. Relies on the conversation already in context plus cheap git signals — it does NOT re-research the codebase. Updates human-facing docs (READMEs, docs/) and AI-facing docs (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md), keeping AI docs as pointer...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Catch UpPersonal daily catch-up dashboard — gathers, for the configured sources, the Slack messages where you're involved in the last week plus your Slack "save for later" items, the Jira tickets assigned to you or open & unassigned, and the open PRs in your repos (open, or where you're mentioned), then distills them into one prioritized "do these first" list rather than dumping everything. On first run, if there's no config, it walks you through setup. Use when asked to "catch up", "what's on me", "...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Close SessionWrap up a work session in one pass — find the issue-tracker tickets the session touched (Linear) and update them, or propose a new one when the work has none; mark the Slack threads that announced the session's merged PRs with a reaction (default :pr-merged:); run capture-docs on a fresh branch and open a docs PR; and clean up the scratch data the session left behind (temp clones, extra git worktrees, merged local branches, background processes). Gathers everything first, shows one plan, wait...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Fix Stale DocFull-repo documentation sweep. Fans out one sub-agent per module / docs subdir / README cluster to (1) fix stale claims that no longer match the code, (2) remove duplication, and (3) compact verbose prose. Use when the user runs "/fix-stale-doc", asks to "fix stale docs", or "clean up documentation".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- GitmojiCommit the current changes with a gitmoji-prefixed message (https://gitmoji.dev), picking the one gitmoji that matches the intent of the change and following the repo's own commit format. Use when the user says "/gitmoji", "gitmoji commit", "commit with a gitmoji", "commit this with an emoji", "which gitmoji for this", or asks to commit in a repo whose convention or history uses gitmoji. Commits only; never pushes.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- IdeaQuickly capture an idea about the current project into docs/IDEA.md — a "what's next" backlog. Ideas can be anything project-related, technical or not, horizontal (tooling, process, docs) or vertical (a feature). One dated entry with just enough context that a future session or human can pick it up cold. Also handles pruning ("/idea unbloat" — interactive curation where surviving ideas earn a survived ×N marker) and prioritizing ("/idea sort" — an interactive triage session where the USER dec...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Make PlanProduce a plan for a non-trivial task as a self-contained docs/plans/<name>/ directory (CLAUDE.md, README.md, ROADMAP.md, PROMPT.md, changelogs/) so a fresh agent session AND a human can pick it up later. Use whenever asked to "create a plan", "plan this out", or before implementing anything multi-step or architectural.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pr ReviewReview a pull request and post ONE consolidated review comment that updates in place across re-reviews — each pass collapses the prior review into a `<details>` block instead of stacking new comments, so the thread stays clean and diffable. This is the reason to reach for it over `/code-review --comment` (which posts fresh inline threads every time). Wraps the built-in /code-review for analysis; adds modes (local print vs push), continuity (re-reads the last review), and history collapse. Use...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Tmp CleanupFree memory by deleting stale artefacts from the temp dir (/tmp is often tmpfs, so it lives in RAM). Use when the user asks to free memory or clean up, when temp cleanup is requested, or when you notice memory pressure (low MemAvailable, swapping, OOM, large tmpfs usage).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2