RockaRhymeLLC/claude-code-skills Skills

Manages Claude Code context window to prevent information loss. Tracks usage, saves state before compaction, and restores seamlessly after restart. Prevents the frustrating loss of work-in-progress when context fills up. Use when working on long tasks, when context is getting full, or when the user says /ctx.

Generates changelogs and release notes from git history. Categorizes commits, handles semantic versioning, supports conventional and non-conventional commits. Creates GitHub Releases. Use when the user says /smart-changelog, asks about release notes, or wants to version a release.

Generates clear, conventional commit messages from staged changes. Analyzes diffs to produce focused commit messages that explain WHY, not just WHAT. Supports conventional commits, multi-file changes, and interactive refinement. Use when committing code or when the user says /smart-commit.

Generate comprehensive documentation from code. Analyzes exports, functions, classes, and types to produce README sections, API references, and module guides. Supports any language. Use when the user says /smart-docs, asks to document code, or wants to generate a README.

Generates well-structured pull request descriptions from git history. Analyzes commits, diffs, and branch context to produce clear summaries with categorized changes, testing notes, and reviewer guidance. Use when creating a PR, writing a PR description, or when the user says /smart-pr.

Performs thorough code review on git changes. Analyzes diffs for bugs, security issues, performance problems, and design concerns. Produces actionable feedback organized by severity. Use when reviewing code, checking a PR, or when the user says /smart-review.

Structured software development workflow that moves from specification through planning and review to test-driven implementation. Creates specs, breaks work into stories, defines test contracts, reviews plans with a devil's advocate agent, and builds features test-first. Use when building a new feature, refactoring a module, or when the user says /spec-dev.