do-epicRun a beads epic from one message to reviewable pull requests. Plans the epic's beads into branches, implements and reviews each, ships them as separate pull requests or a github/gh-stack stack, gets CI green, and ends with one report. Use when the user says "do epic <id>" or "run the epic <id>", op
fix-ciDrive a pull request's CI checks to green — watch the check set, diagnose the root failure, apply the smallest fix, route it through review, then commit and push; repeat until green. Use when the user asks to "fix CI", "get the checks green", "loop on CI", or "the PR build is failing".
fix-merge-conflictsResolve merge or rebase conflicts with minimal, correctness-first edits, regenerate lockfiles with tooling, validate the build, and stage the result. Use when the user asks to "fix merge conflicts", "resolve conflicts", or after a merge/rebase leaves the tree conflicted.
get-pr-commentsFetch and summarize review feedback on the active pull request into one prioritized action list. Use when the user asks to "get PR comments", "what did reviewers say", "summarize PR feedback", or "what do I still need to address on this PR".
make-pr-easy-to-reviewMake a pull request easy to review without changing its behavior — a TL;DR that matches the diff, core files separated from generated ones, risks called out, and (only with approval) cleaner commit history. Use when the user asks to "make this easy to review", "tidy this PR", "clean up the commits",
mergeMerge a pull request the user asked to merge, or a github/gh-stack stack of them, by the repository's merge method. Use when the user asks to merge ("merge 47", "lets merge it", "merge the stack", "merge up to #42").
release-checkRead the open release pull request (an oakum or Changesets version PR) before you merge it, and report what it releases — each package's version and new changelog section — with notes that read wrong once joined, versions that disagree, and its CI and merge state. Report-only; never merges or edits.
shipPublish the current branch as a pull request, or update its open pull request. Reviews and commits leftover work, runs the project's checks, pushes, updates the branch's finished tracker items, and writes the title and body from one template. Use when the user says "ship it", "let's ship", "ship", o