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sanctum

Git and workspace operations — commit messages, PR preparation, documentation updates, and version management.

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Git and workspace operations for active development workflows — commit messages, PR preparation, documentation updates, and version management.

Source: claude-night-market marketplace Version: 1.4.3 Author: Alex Thola

Key Commands

CommandDescriptionWhen to Use
/commit-msgDraft a conventional commit message for staged changes with AI slop detectionAfter staging changes, before committing
/prepare-prFull PR preparation (title, description, checks)When ready to open a pull request
/do-issueImplement issues (GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket) using progressive analyze-specify-plan-implement workflowWhen starting work on a tracked issue
/pr-reviewComprehensive PR/MR review with scope validation and code analysisWhen reviewing someone's pull request
/fix-prFix issues flagged in PR reviewAfter receiving PR feedback
/fix-workflowFix a failing CI workflowWhen CI is broken
/git-catchupCatch up on repository changes with structured analysisAfter being away from a project
/resolve-threadsResolve PR review threadsWhen addressing review comments
/create-tagCreate a git tag with versionWhen releasing a version
/merge-docsMerge documentation changesWhen consolidating doc updates
/update-docsUpdate project documentationWhen docs need refreshing
/update-readmeUpdate README.mdWhen README is out of date
/update-testsUpdate test suiteWhen tests need updating
/update-tutorialUpdate tutorial contentWhen tutorials are stale
/update-dependenciesUpdate project dependenciesWhen dependencies are outdated
/update-pluginsUpdate installed pluginsWhen plugin updates are available
/update-versionBump version numbersWhen preparing a release
/update-ciUpdate CI configurationWhen CI config needs changes

Skills

SkillWhen It Activates
commit-messagesWhen crafting commit messages
do-issueWhen working on tracked issues
doc-consolidationWhen consolidating documentation
doc-updatesWhen updating documentation
file-analysisWhen analyzing file changes
git-workspace-reviewWhen reviewing git workspace state
pr-prepWhen preparing pull requests
pr-reviewWhen reviewing pull requests
session-managementDuring session lifecycle events
test-updatesWhen updating tests
tutorial-updatesWhen updating tutorials
update-readmeWhen updating README files
version-updatesWhen updating versions
workflow-improvementWhen improving CI/CD workflows

Agents

AgentPurpose
git-workspace-agentAnalyze git workspace state and recommend actions
commit-agentPrepare and execute well-formed commits
pr-agentManage the full pull request lifecycle
workflow-recreate-agentRecreate CI workflows from scratch
workflow-improvement-analysis-agentAnalyze workflow issues and improvement opportunities
workflow-improvement-planner-agentPlan workflow improvements
workflow-improvement-implementer-agentImplement planned workflow improvements
workflow-improvement-validator-agentValidate that workflow changes work correctly
dependency-updaterUpdate project dependencies safely

Common Workflows

Ship a Feature

The standard flow from code to merged PR:

  1. Commit — Run /commit-msg after staging your changes. Sanctum analyzes the diff and drafts a conventional commit message, checking for AI slop (filler phrases, marketing language).
  2. Prepare PR — Run /prepare-pr to generate a PR title, description, and self-review checklist. The pr-agent handles the full lifecycle.
  3. Review — If reviewing someone else's PR, use /pr-review for comprehensive scope validation and code analysis. Use /resolve-threads to address feedback.

Catch Up on a Project

When returning to a project after time away:

  1. Catch up — Run /git-catchup to get a structured analysis of recent changes, including what happened, what's important, and what needs attention.
  2. Work on an issue — Use /do-issue to pick up a tracked issue. Sanctum uses a progressive workflow: analyze the issue, specify the approach, plan the implementation, then execute.

Tips

  • /commit-msg enforces conventional commits automatically. It detects and removes AI-generated filler language ("robust", "elegant", "leverage").
  • /prepare-pr works with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. It detects your platform automatically.
  • The workflow-improvement agents form a pipeline: analysis, planning, implementation, and validation run in sequence.
  • /do-issue works best when issues are well-described with acceptance criteria.

See Also

ralph-wiggum

Iterative refinement loops using the Ralph Wiggum technique — continuous self-referential AI loops for task completion.

spec-kit

Spec Driven Development toolkit — structured specification, planning, and implementation workflows.