Skills and agents for everyday AI-assisted development: structured git commits, checkout of an existing branch wherever it lives, safe repository refresh and branch cleanup, review of a pull request, a branch, or uncommitted default-branch changes for approvability and structural mergeability, an automated review-and-fix loop over that same working tree and over a checked-out branch's change since the default branch (git_auto_review, whose auto_gate_git gate, auto_fixer_git writer, and auto_verifier_git verifier run it), day-grouped changelog maintenance, project-local task and todo tracking as plain-markdown files (a base task skill plus create, check, auto-check, explain, select, implement, audit, finish, and fix siblings with auto_*_task helper agents, including task_auto_check's auto_drift_task intent check and auto_dryrun_task pre-gate implementer dry run, and task_fix's auto_shaper_task escalation), repo-root guardrail documents that keep autonomous agents anchored to human intent (a guardrail hub skill plus a guardrail_audit sibling, with per-type templates and rules for CHARTER, ARCHITECTURE, TESTING, and SECURITY docs), writing and formatting AI instructions (prompts, rules, skill files, agent definitions), skill_doctor for check-only audits of skill artifacts, descriptions, registration, and tests, agent_spinner for how an orchestrating agent spins off, contains, cross-checks, and aggregates helper agents on any host, with auto_checker_spinner as the read-only checker role and auto_writer_spinner as the writer role, harness portability for bundled scripts and plugin wiring, and language style guides for markdown, Python, and Rust.
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