nsollazzo
UserBattle-tested Agent Skills for Claude Code — ship → babysit pipeline and friends. Distributed via positronick.com
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babysit
Babysit a GitHub PR to a green approval, looping until the GOAL (fresh APPROVED + CI green + mergeable) is reached. Run under /loop for hands-off "don't stop until green". Each pass verifies every review finding, fixes the valid ones, pushes back on the invalid, and replies on every thread. Use when the user says "babysit", "babysit the PR", "watch the PR", or "drive the PR to green".
ship
Take a finished change from working tree to a green, mergeable PR by chaining simplify → verify → code-review → smart-commit → branch hygiene → PR → babysit. Use when the user says "ship", "ship it", "ship this", or wants the full clean→verify→review→commit→PR→green pipeline in one command. Default stops at approved + CI green + mergeable; does NOT merge unless --merge.
ask-me-questions
Systematic requirements discovery through multi-round questioning before taking action. Use when the user explicitly asks — "ask me questions", "ask me first", "interview me", "gather requirements", "understand what I need" — or when a request is genuinely ambiguous: multiple plausible interpretations leading to materially different implementations, and the right one isn't discoverable from the code or context. Do NOT use for clear requests, however large.
reflect
Capture session knowledge (gotchas, patterns, integration quirks) into the project's knowledge base. Use when: session involved tricky bugs, new integrations, non-obvious patterns, or hard-won lessons. Also use when asked to "reflect", "capture lessons", "what did we learn", "session recap", or "save knowledge". Works after any coding session, not just commits.
smart-commit
Automatically cluster and commit git changes into logical groups with conventional commit messages. Use when: committing multiple unrelated changes, cleaning up work before PR, organizing messy commits, or when asked to "commit my changes", "smart commit", "organize commits", or "cluster commits".
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