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Keisuke Hayashi

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Base toolset for personal development workflow and utilities

10 skills

adding-hooks

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Add and configure Claude Code hooks for event-driven automation. Use when setting up hooks, creating hook scripts, or automating tool-related workflows.

creating-branch-name

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Analyzes git changes and creates a new branch with an appropriate name following naming conventions. Use when creating new branches from current changes.

creating-command

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Best practices for creating custom slash commands with frontmatter, arguments, bash execution, and file references. Use when creating slash commands.

creating-git-worktree

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Creates isolated git worktree environments for parallel development. Fetches latest from default branch, creates worktree in .git-worktrees/, copies .env and .serena files. Branch '/' is converted to '-'. Use when starting new features or switching context.

creating-pr

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Create GitHub pull requests with standardized title format and draft status. Use when the user requests to create a PR. This skill uses gh command to create PRs with specific title format '[base-branch] type: description' and generates concise bullet-point descriptions from git changes.

creating-rules

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Creates Claude Code rules (.claude/rules/*.md) with YAML frontmatter and path-specific scoping. Use when creating project rules, coding standards, or conditional guidelines for specific file types.

creating-skill

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Provides best practices and guidelines for creating Claude Code skills. Use when you need help with skill structure, naming conventions, writing effective descriptions, progressive disclosure patterns, and evaluation methods.

creating-subagent

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Guides creation of custom subagents with YAML frontmatter, system prompts, tool restrictions, and permission modes. Use when creating or configuring subagents.

formatting-commit

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Commits code changes with appropriate git commit strategy. Adopts Squash (default), new commit, or Interactive Rebase based on context, and creates messages following Conventional Commits format. Use when implementation is complete or user requests a commit.

splitting-commit

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Split large changes into logical commits by semantic meaning. Use when handling large features or refactors that should be split into focused commits.