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This skill analyzes the comprehensive commit history between two branches to generate a concise, objective, and highly structured Pull Request (PR) description. It automatically groups changes by domain, summarizing the purpose, technical notes, and user impact, ensuring consistency and minimizing manual documentation effort.

Execute exactly one explicitly assigned YYLO Ledger task through the Ralph loop to a validated, queued commit using the yy CLI. Handles task admission, preflight and finish while never pushing, deploying, merging or releasing.

Automate software version management and changelog generation based on Semantic Versioning principles and Conventional Commits. Supports tools like semantic-release and standard-version for CI/CD integration, ensuring consistent release workflows and version precedence.

This skill designs email nurture sequences and multi-touch communication flows using psychological principles like curiosity loops, reciprocity, and commitment. It helps create a step-by-step persuasion arc where each touchpoint prepares the next, avoiding repetitive appeals. Ideal for sales, onboarding, and marketing campaigns requiring ethical persuasion and relationship building.

This expert skill specializes in generating comprehensive daily standup notes for modern remote-first teams. It analyzes multiple data sources—including Jira tickets, Git commit history, Obsidian notes, and calendar events—to automatically extract accomplishments and track progress. It supports asynchronous communication patterns, ensuring continuous team visibility and efficient coordination without mandatory synchronous meetings.

Rewrites commit messages to sound like a careful human engineer wrote them. Strips AI/marketing slop (e.g., 'comprehensive solution', 'robust implementation', 'leverage') while keeping Conventional Commits format. Ensures direct, specific, and imperative subject lines with optional context-rich body. Ideal for developers who want clean, professional git history without AI-generated jargon.