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Analyzes context and intent to route to the best SMG skill: map (codebase structure), contribute (commits/PRs), review-pr (PRs), or implement (features). Defaults to implement; asks if ambiguous.
npx claudepluginhub lightseekorg/smg-dev-guide --plugin smgHow this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/smg:smgThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Analyze the user's current context and intent, then invoke the appropriate skill: - Codebase structure, "where does X live", crate layout, how subsystems relate → invoke smg:map - Commit, PR preparation, quality gates, "am I ready to submit" → invoke smg:contribute - PR URL, "review this", diff analysis, code review → invoke smg:review-pr - Implement, add, build, fix, create, modify any feature → invoke smg:implement Default to `smg:implement` when intent involves writing code. If the intent is ambiguous, ask which action they need: orient, implement, review, or ship.
/codexDelegates coding tasks to OpenAI Codex CLI for autonomous execution via natural language prompts, handling code refactoring, testing, bug fixes, explanations, features, and reviews.
/implementImplements discussed feature from chat or args using full agent workflow without tickets: loads skills, plans, codes, tests, creates open PR (steps 0-9 nonstop).
/studyStudies changes in the current branch to deeply understand the project's ongoing work and prepare for upcoming tasks.
/sc-workflowGuides feature development via phases: codebase exploration with agents, clarifying questions, architecture design, and step-by-step implementation.
/setup-workflowDefine team git workflow, code review process, and development procedures.
/prExecutes full PR workflow: think strategically, implement and test code, push detailed PR, auto-handle feedback and fixes, then review code quality.
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Analyze the user's current context and intent, then invoke the appropriate skill:
Default to smg:implement when intent involves writing code.
If the intent is ambiguous, ask which action they need: orient, implement, review, or ship.