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Triage every piece of pending work in the repo and resolve all of it in one pass. Sweeps worktrees, local and remote branches, the working tree, and stashes; assesses each one as worth landing, worth keeping, or junk; then merges what lands into a local main, archives and deletes the junk, and verifies the combined result. Never pushes and never deploys. Use when asked to land the work, combine parallel sessions, clean up branches and worktrees, or work out what is worth shipping.
robritacca-dotcom/design-system · ★ 0 · Web & Frontend · score 66
Install: claude install-skill robritacca-dotcom/design-system
# land Resolve **all** the pending work in the repo in one pass. Some of it is finished and should ship, some is half-built and should wait, some is stale and should go. `land` finds every piece, forms a view on each, gets one decision from Rob, and leaves the repo in the state that decision implies. The end state: a local, unpushed `main` carrying the work that was worth keeping and passing `npm run verify`, with everything discarded archived to a recoverable tag and every branch and worktree that no longer earns its place gone. One of the shipping verbs (CLAUDE.md's Shipping vocabulary owns the roster). `ship` makes one line of work live, `checkpoint` saves it, `park` shelves it; `land` is the one that runs when several of them have piled up and it is no longer obvious what is worth shipping. ## When invoked Use this skill when pending work has accumulated and needs sorting out — phrases like "land the work", "combine my branches", "clean up the branches", "what's worth shipping". It is the right skill whether the work arrived from parallel sessions, from experiments that were parked and forgotten, or from a working tree that drifted. **If asked to "merge and push"**: that's the retired ambiguous skill name, and it now maps onto more than one verb. Confirm the intended end state before doing anything: `ship` (merge into `main`, push, deploy), `checkpoint` (push the branch, keep working), or `land` (combine several pieces of pending work into a local `main`, pushing no