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josh-gree

josh-gree

12 Skills published on GitHub.

address-pr-comments

Addresses PR review comments by making code changes and posting replies. Takes a PR number or auto-detects from current branch. Use when the user wants to address review feedback, respond to PR comments, fix PR feedback, or says "address comments on PR X".

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codebase-map

Generate a structural overview and dependency diagram of the codebase. Use when the user wants to understand codebase structure, visualise architecture, or says "/codebase-map".

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create-ticket

Creates GitHub issues to capture work that needs to be done. Records intent with context about the codebase, not implementation plans. Use when the user wants to track work, create a ticket, log a task, or says "we want to do X" or "we need to X".

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edit-and-commit

IMPORTANT - Use this skill proactively whenever you need to edit files and commit changes. Automatically runs roborev pre-commit review and creates atomic commits. Use this instead of Edit+Bash for git operations. Required for all file modifications that should be committed.

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implement-ticket

Implements a planned GitHub issue by following the implementation plan. Takes a GitHub issue number. Use when the user wants to implement a ticket, work on an issue, or says "implement ticket X" or "do issue #Y".

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plan-ticket

Creates an implementation plan for an existing GitHub issue and adds it as a comment. Takes a GitHub issue number. Use when the user wants to plan a ticket, plan an issue, or says "plan ticket X" or "how should we implement issue #Y".

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refine-plan

Refines an existing implementation plan through discussion with the user. Takes a GitHub issue number. Use when the user wants to refine a plan, discuss a plan, change a plan, or says "refine plan X" or "let's discuss the plan for issue #Y".

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review-codebase

Review overall codebase health, architecture, and patterns using Google's engineering principles. Takes optional focus area. Use when the user wants to review code quality, assess architecture, or says "/review-codebase" or "/review-codebase 'API layer'".

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review-pr

Review a pull request using Google's code review principles. Takes a PR number or auto-detects from current branch. Use when the user wants to review a PR, check PR changes, or says "/review-pr 123".

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setup-django

Sets up a new Django project with RAPID architecture using uv. Creates horizontal layer structure with DRF, Docker/PostgreSQL support, and environment-based configuration. Use when the user wants to initialise a Django web application.

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setup-python-lib

Sets up a new Python library project using uv in the current directory. Creates project structure, installs dev dependencies, and optionally configures git remote. Use when the user wants to initialise a Python library, package, or project with uv.

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worktree

Manages git worktrees for parallel development. Creates isolated working directories for tickets/branches, lists active worktrees, and cleans up after merging. Use when starting work on a ticket or cleaning up completed work.

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