code-flow-review
Use when the user asks to review, walk through, or explain a code change, branch, commit range, or pull request in the order the…
Use when the user asks to rewrite history so each commit introduces one working feature or bug fix, organize commits by topic, fold fixes into an earlier feature commit, or split a composite commit or class into independently buildable steps.
$ npx -y skills add holdmyspot-com/cat --skill git-commit-per-topic --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/git-commit-per-topicContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Use when the user asks to rewrite history so each commit introduces one working feature or bug fix, organize commits by topic, fold fixes into an earlier feature commit, or split a composite commit or class into independently buildable steps.
description: Use when the user asks to rewrite history so each commit introduces one working feature or bug fix, organize commits by topic, fold fixes into an earlier feature commit, or split a composite commit or class into independently buildable steps. allowed-tools: [Bash]
Use `bin/git-topic-replay` in CAT's installed plugin directory, two levels above this skill's directory, by its absolute path.
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A coding agent can follow a rule in one file and miss it in the next. It can complete only part of a refactor, or apply a project convention in one area and overlook it somewhere else. Your rules will change as the team learns.
Use when the user asks to review, walk through, or explain a code change, branch, commit range, or pull request in the order the…
Use when the user asks Claude Code to run a task or prompt through Codex using CAT's isolated Codex runner.
Use when running on Claude Code and you need to examine past conversation, session logs, or raw chat history.
Use when the user asks to merge a Git branch with linear history.