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NorthShoreAutomation/trellis Skills

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Browse AI agent skills from NorthShoreAutomation/trellis for Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, Windsurf, and more. Install them with a single command to extend what your agents can do.

architecture

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Trellis plugin structure, data flow, and integration rules

codemap

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Generate or update CODEMAP.yaml - a semantic map of code locations for LLM navigation

context-handoff

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Generate a context handoff document for seamless session continuity. Use when a Claude Code session is approaching context limits, when the user wants to pause work and resume later, when switching between sessions on the same task, or when the user says "handoff", "context handoff", or "save context". Produces a handoff.md file that enables a new session to resume work without re-explanation.

context-resume

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Resume work from a previous session using a handoff document. Use when starting a new session and a handoff.md exists, when the user says "resume", "pick up where we left off", or "read handoff", or when continuing work started in a previous Claude Code session.

implement

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Autonomous plan-build-verify engine — decomposes work, dispatches parallel agents, tests, and commits incrementally

pr

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Create a pull request for the current branch

push

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Commit and push current changes to the remote repository with changelog updates

release

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Create a release with changelog, release notes, and tagged GitHub release (auto-creates PR if needed)

scope

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Start a new scope of work — creates branch, implements autonomously, pushes, and creates PR

status

NorthShoreAutomation/trellis

Project health overview — progress, ready work, branch state, and session recovery

style

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Trellis working conventions -- git, commits, safety, and code discipline

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