Browse Skills

Merge Strategy covers git pull and merge workflows in sidecar, including merge, rebase, fast-forward, squash, and protected-branch handling. Use it when configuring branch integration behavior or deciding how changes should be merged.

Release Sidecar prepares and publishes new Sidecar versions. It covers semver tagging, dependency and changelog updates, release automation, Homebrew tap publishing, and post-release verification.

Worktree Switching supports changing Sidecar’s active git worktree, reinitializing plugins, and restoring per-worktree state. Use it when implementing worktree-aware behavior or handling deleted worktrees and fallback to main.

Compute Resource Guard checks whether local or remote GPU compute is actually available before experiments start. It stops the pipeline and reports what is missing when no usable resources are found.

App Release automates version bumps, CHANGELOG updates, and release tagging for Flutter apps. Use it when asked to release, bump the version, or publish iOS, Android, desktop, or all platforms.

Branch Merge Cleanup merges a finished branch into main, deletes the branch, and removes any related worktree. Use it after all changes are committed and you want to tidy up the local Git state.

Flutter Upgrade helps assess and execute Flutter SDK version bumps. It checks release notes and breaking changes, maps impacts in the codebase, and prepares update tasks for mise, CI, Shorebird, and Dart constraints.

Release Bridge updates the Bridge Server version, changelog, and tag for publishing. Use it when preparing @ccpocket/bridge for a release and syncing the mobile app version check.

Shorebird Patch creates Shorebird OTA patches for staging and records the patch number. It is used to verify a patch before the user manually promotes it to stable.

Build And Compile helps detect build systems, compile code, and resolve missing dependencies across languages. Use it when builds fail, libraries are missing, or link errors need fixing.

Git Workflow covers commit formatting, branching, pull requests, and conflict resolution. Use it when working through standard Git changes safely in a team setting.

Compute Environment Setup defines and validates a reproducible Python or R environment in a Wisp execution context. Use it to install scientific packages, configure caches, record activation commands, and run smoke tests on local, WSL, or direct SSH hosts.