jj-desc
Write a concise, self-contained Jujutsu commit description that explains what changed and why.
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- MIT
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- 2026-10-28
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- jj-desc
- description
- Write a concise, self-contained Jujutsu commit description that explains what changed and why.
- argument-hint
- [optional change_id | commit_id | revset, e.g. @, @-, llvznuql]
- disable-model-invocation
- true
03 SKILL.md 正文
Run a /jj-describe session with the user-supplied revision, if any.
04 同仓库更多 Skills
teaching
Teach toward a maintainable implementation when the user asks to learn before building, or says they are unfamiliar with technology required by a development task. Use for conversational co-design tied to real project work; not for general explanations, standalone tutorials, or persistent courses.
teach-me
Learn enough to co-design and maintain a real development change.
review-with-me
Curate the code worth a human's attention and present it in reviewable slices.
refactor-ui
Improve an existing UI, screen, slide deck, or visual artifact that the user mostly accepts but finds too busy, unclear, inconsistent, ugly, plain, or over-decorated. Use when the user gives feedback on a rendered artifact and wants a bounded revision that preserves what works. Not for building from scratch, exploring an undecided visual direction, deck production or conversion, or implementing a specified design.
jj-describe
Write and apply concise, self-contained Conventional Commits descriptions for Jujutsu commits. Use when the user asks to describe a jj commit, and after completing a cohesive code or documentation change in a jj repository when the current non-empty commit is undescribed. Explain what changed and why without context-only planning labels such as P0 or P1.
frontend-slides
Create, convert, or revise browser-based 16:9 HTML slide decks, including PPT/PPTX conversion, Chinese/CJK typography, and PDF export. Use when the user asks for a presentation, slide deck, pitch or talk slides, or wants an existing HTML deck changed. Not for ordinary websites, landing pages, written documents, or summarizing an existing presentation.