Jujutsu (jj) skills for agents working in parallel: one workspace and one bookmark per slice of work, granular revisions for reviewable PRs, stacked dependent slices, stale-workspace recovery, and cleanup, with a git-worktree fallback when jj is not usable.
Plugin jj-workflow from marketplace vos in paulinevos/claude-stuff. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 30 days ago.
finish-slicesVerify and publish completed Jujutsu slices, then after each PR merges forget its workspace, remove its centralised directory, and clean up its bookmark.
parallel-slicesCoordinate parallel work in Jujutsu workspaces: choose jj or a git-worktree fallback, split reviewable slices, create and dispatch isolated workspaces, monitor safely, and integrate. Use when planning or orchestrating multi-agent work in a jj repository.
sync-workspaceRecover a stale, divergent, or conflicted Jujutsu workspace, or rebase a slice onto a moved base or parent. Use for stale-working-copy errors, divergent change IDs, or conflicted bookmarks.
work-in-sliceDo one owned slice in a Jujutsu workspace: make granular described revisions, keep its bookmark at the tip, fold fixes into their revision, rebase safely, navigate workspaces with jj-navi when it is installed, and hand off without publishing.
Atomic-commit Git workflow skills: folding changes into the right commit (amend/edit/fixup), conflict resolution, reflog-based undo, and bisect debugging, plus shared conventions (rebase-over-merge, stashing, commit-message style).
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Review-queue triage and PR review skills: find PRs awaiting your review, classify each to its local checkout and Solo project, dispatch a reviewer agent that follows that project's own guidelines, and collect planned review comments for approval before anything is posted.
3 skills · 1 command
Launch Amp threads with summarized context and monitor credits, allowance, and thread spending.
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PHP code conventions centred on object calisthenics: one level of indentation, no else, wrapped primitives, first-class collections, no train wrecks, no abbreviations, small entities, no getters or setters, plus the PHP specifics that support them.
1 skill
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