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.
Plugin pr-reviewer from marketplace vos in paulinevos/claude-stuff. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 30 days ago.
collect-review-findingsPresent a reviewer agent's planned review comments for approval, then post the approved ones to the pull request as inline comments. Use when a dispatched reviewer has finished, when asked to show or post planned review comments, or to submit a drafted review.
review-pull-requestReview one pull request against the project's own coding guidelines, check the docs stayed in parity, read the issue it closes to catch scope creep, and plan inline review comments without posting them. Use when reviewing a PR, when dispatched as a reviewer agent for a PR, or when asked to draft rev
triage-review-queueFind the pull requests waiting on your review, classify each one to its local checkout and Solo project, and dispatch a reviewer agent per PR that follows that project's own guidelines. Use when asked to check the review queue, triage review requests, see what is waiting on your review, or start rev
/pr-reviewer:review-queueShow the pull requests waiting on your review and dispatch reviewer agents for the ones you pick
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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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.
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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.
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