
Load previously saved context to resume work or apply knowledge from past investigations.
Cross-model PR review. Claude Code and Cursor review a PR alternately on a shared Obsidian document, rallying until issues converge or disagreements are documented for human decision.
Entire CLIを使ってAIコーディングセッションの履歴を検索・確認する。コミットハッシュやチェックポイントを指定してセッションの説明や復元ができる。
Use git-wt to manage Git Worktrees for efficient parallel development. Handle feature branches, bug fixes, and experimental work in isolated worktrees for faster context switching.
Triage Gmail inbox by archiving noise emails (Google Meet, Calendar invitations, [email protected] without action needed) and surfacing actionable items. Use as standalone or as part of /morning workflow.
Create Linear issues following the Linear Method principles. Use when the user wants to create an issue, task, or ticket in Linear. Enforces clear task descriptions instead of user stories.
Review GitHub Pull Requests. When given a PR URL, fetches diff and comments using gh command, then performs objective and critical code review.
Summarize the day's work and append to the daily note in Obsidian.
Create a commit using git ai-commit. Use this when the user asks to commit changes, make a commit, or save changes to git. Ensures each commit contains a single logical context.
List all saved contexts available for loading.
Save the current conversation's plan, investigation results, or notes for later retrieval.
End-of-day review command that helps reflect on the day's work and prepare for tomorrow.
Summarize Linear notifications and Datadog Daily Digest from Gmail, then append to today's Obsidian daily note. Use as standalone or as part of /morning workflow.
レガシーコードを段階的に改善する。テスト自動化、モデルの分離、アーキテクチャの整理を通じて、保守性と拡張性の高いコードベースへ変換する。
Use when starting the day. Organizes tasks, calendar, and context from previous sessions, then coaches through blockers on Linear issues via interactive dialogue.
memory-vector と memory-graph を横断検索して過去の記憶を呼び出す。「思い出して」「覚えていますか」「前に話した」等の記憶呼び出し時に使う。
Review and improve conference talk scripts and presentation materials through an exhaustive interview session. Use this skill whenever the user wants to polish, fact-check, or deepen a talk script, presentation draft, or slide deck content for a conference or meetup. Triggers include: "review my talk", "check my presentation", "improve my slides", "validate my talk script against the code", or any request to prepare conference presentation materials by cross-referencing actual source code and implementation details. Also use when the user mentions RubyKaigi, conference talk, talk script, presentation review, or slide review.