What problem does it solve? Authors often submit oversized, poorly described changes that slow reviews, frustrate reviewers, and create confusion in version control history. This Skill applies Google's engineering practices so change authors produce small, well-described, reviewable changelists. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Small CL Guidance: Explains why and how to keep changelists small, including strategies for splitting work by files, horizontally, vertically, or by stacking dependent changes. - CL Description Writing: Provides rules for writing informative first lines and bodies that serve reviewers and future code searchers. - Review Interaction: Covers handling reviewer comments constructively, resolving conflicts, and recognizing genuine emergencies versus soft deadlines. - Use Case: Before opening a pull request that touches 40 files, use this Skill to split the work into self-contained changes with tests, write a clear description, and respond to reviewer feedback without conflict. ## Quick Start Use the google-code-review-author skill to help me split my large feature change into small reviewable CLs and write a proper description for each one.