Configure Gerrit remotes and submit code reviews via JSON payloads.
npx skills add https://github.com/Microck/ordinary-claude-skills --skill gerrit
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gerrit Source: https://github.com/Microck/ordinary-claude-skills/tree/main/skills_all/gerrit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Microck/ordinary-claude-skills --skill gerrit
Provides structured guidance for interacting with a Gerrit code review service, including remote setup, reviews, and patch submissions.
Configure a Gerrit remote and submit a review using a JSON payload to the changes endpoint.
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Code reviews with Gerrit require configuring an SSH remote to your Gerrit service, installing the commit-msg hook from Gerrit Code Review, and posting review payloads to the changes endpoint. The Skill provides scripts and JSON payload templates to automate this workflow for authenticated users with write access.
Gerrit requires SSH remotes configured to connect to your Gerrit service and the commit-msg hook installed locally. The hook appends a Change-Id to commit messages, enabling Gerrit to track patch sets. SSH authentication must be validated before submitting reviews.
Yes. Gerrit accepts review payloads as JSON posted to the changes endpoint. Authenticated users with write access can submit scores, comments, and votes by constructing and sending JSON objects to Gerrit's REST API without using the web interface.
You need write access to the Gerrit service, SSH remotes configured, the commit-msg hook containing the From Gerrit Code Review marker installed and validated, and the ability to authenticate over SSH. The Skill guides validation and hook installation steps.
After installing the commit-msg hook from Gerrit Code Review, validate it by making a test commit and verifying the Change-Id appears in the commit message. The hook must be executable and contain the From Gerrit Code Review marker to function correctly.
Yes. Gerrit integrates directly with git over SSH remotes and requires standard git commits. The commit-msg hook modifies commits locally before push, so existing git workflows remain unchanged except for the addition of Change-Id tracking and code review submission steps.
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