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@damus-io source repo

7 published skills

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    Filing User Bug Reports · damus-io
    Process conversations or chat logs to identify reported bugs, search for existing GitHub issues, update existing issues when new undocumented details are discovered, and create new issues for untracked problems.
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    Preparing Release Changelog · damus-io
    Prepare the CHANGELOG.md for a Damus release by running the changelog script, curating the output, and committing the result. Covers prerequisites, known pitfalls (duplicate entries, reverted commits, truncated annotations, wrong version label), and the editing/commit steps.
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    Handoff · damus-io
    Hand off to a fresh Dave session — ask the user what to work on next, spawn a new session in the current worktree, and send it the task as its first message. Use when the user wants to delegate the next unit of work to a brand-new agentic session rather than continue in this one — e.g. "/handoff", "hand this off", "spawn a session to do X next", "start a fresh session on the next task".
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    Headway · damus-io
    Read and edit a Headway kanban board from the command line via the `headway` CLI (crates/headway_cli). Use when the user wants to view the board, add/move/edit/archive cards, or shuffle work between columns like Backlog, Todo, In Progress, In Review, and Done — e.g. "move X to done", "show the board", "add a card to todo".
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    Agentium · damus-io
    Agentium session CLI
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    Notebook · damus-io
    Read and edit a notebook canvas from the command line via the `notebook` CLI (crates/notebook_cli). Use when the user wants to view the canvas, add/move/edit/recolor/delete nodes, connect or disconnect edges, restack, seed, or rename the canvas — e.g. "show the notebook", "add a node", "move that node", "connect these two nodes".
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    Ff Worktrees · damus-io
    Fast-forward master and every git worktree branch up to a target ref (default github/master), skipping any worktree with unmerged commits. Use when the user wants to sync/update their worktree branches to latest master — e.g. "/ff-worktrees", "ff all worktrees to github/master", "fast-forward the worktrees".
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