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Skills/RUCHERNCHONG/CLAUDE KIT

ruchernchong/claude-kit

1 skill · 1.2k installs · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/ruchernchong/claude-kit

Skills in this repo

1Create BranchCreate Branch is a Claude Kit agent skill that standardizes how solo builders spin up git branches before implementation. When you mention an issue number, it prioritizes GitHub’s native development workflow: verify gh is installed, confirm the issue with gh issue view, then run gh issue develop with checkout so the branch name and tracking match GitHub expectations. The skill also reads your repository’s existing branch names, commit messages, and documentation to mirror language conventions such as US versus UK English in generated names and outputs. Intelligent validation covers current git status, existing branches, and remotes before checkout or push. If gh is unavailable, it explains the gap and uses manual git branch creation instead of failing silently—useful for indie repos that mix local-only work with occasional GitHub issue-driven sprints.1.2kinstalls