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Spawn Comment Sicko, or a swarm of them over the whole repo, fix accepted findings, and offer encodings for claimed constraints.

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axlaser/pitwall6Updated Oct 18, 2026

commit

Free

Generate a professional git commit message from the repo's current diff. Analyzes all staged, unstaged, and untracked changes, categorizes them, and creates the commit directly once the user approves it, then asks before pushing it (paste-safe commands are a fallback). Trigger on: "commit", "write a commit", "commit message", "what changed", "summarize changes", "draft commit", "changelog", or any request to commit, stage, or describe the current diff.

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axlaser/pitwall6Updated Oct 18, 2026

pr

Free

Create a pull request from the current branch for pitwall, into the right base for this repo's two-tier flow — feature branches (`dev-<feature>`) target `dev`, and `dev` itself targets `master` as a release PR. Analyzes the new commits, drafts a PR title and a Summary/Test-plan body matching this repo's existing PR style, previews it for approval, then creates it via the `gh` CLI. A release PR into `master` additionally settles the version and writes the release notes file before the tag exists. Use whenever the user says "pr", "pull request", "open a pr", "create pr", "ship it", "merge into dev", "merge into master", "cut a release", "raise a pr", or anything about getting the current branch merged — even if they don't say the word "skill".

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axlaser/pitwall6Updated Oct 18, 2026

sync

Free

Fetch the latest upstream branch and merge it into the current branch, in the pitwall repo — feature branches (`dev-<feature>`) sync from `dev`, and `dev` itself syncs from `master`. Stages the merge, walks through any conflicts interactively, then creates the merge commit directly (signed when the user signs commits). Use whenever the user says "sync", "pull dev", "pull master", "update branch", "merge dev", "merge master", "get latest", or anything about bringing upstream changes into their working branch — even if they don't say the word "skill".

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axlaser/pitwall6Updated Oct 18, 2026