Towa: Repo Workflow

Plugin repo-workflow from marketplace tomwangowa in tomwangowa/agent-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

Skills (8)

• code-story-teller

  Analyze git history to tell the story of how code evolved. Use this Skill when the user asks to understand code history, explain evolution, show file timeline, or understand design decisions behind code.

• handoff

  Use when ending a work session in any git repo, or when the user says "/handoff", "收工", "交接", "留交接", "hand off", "下班", or asks to produce a handoff for the next session. Auto-drafts a handoff (task, state, premises to re-verify, non-negotiable rules, top risk, next step, verified vs not-verified), s

• repo-sync

  Use when asked to sync, pull latest, update a repo, or show what changed recently. Keeps any git repo up-to-date by pulling the latest changes and optionally syncing submodules. Also generates a "What's New" digest of recent changes. Works in a single repo OR from a non-git parent directory to batch

• session-start

  Use when the user explicitly calls "/session-start", says "開工" or "接手交接", or asks to "resume a handoff" at the start of a session. First hands off to a repo-local session-start if the repo has one; otherwise lists unfinished handoffs across the repo's worktrees, re-checks the chosen one, then summar

• task-bootstrap

  Use when the user explicitly calls "/task-bootstrap", says "開新任務", or asks to "bootstrap a task". First hands off to a repo-local *task-bootstrap if the repo has one; otherwise runs session-start, then creates a branch and a git worktree for the new task (main, baseline or task mode), copies .env an

• understand-file

  Use when explaining a source file in repository context, including its architectural role, callers, data flow, tests, and modification constraints.

• understand-function

  Use when explaining one function or method in repository context, including its caller, contract, transformations, side effects, branches, tests, and modification constraints.

• understand-repo

  Use when understanding a repository or subsystem before reading individual files, including its purpose, runtime boundaries, entry points, representative flows, configuration, tests, and reading path.

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