kill-this

Ships one task by committing code, running reviews, opening a PR, and logging the session.

Updated Aug 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mobiustripper42/jig --skill kill-this-mobiustripper42
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: kill-this
Source: https://github.com/mobiustripper42/jig/tree/main/.claude/skills/kill-this
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mobiustripper42/jig --skill kill-this-mobiustripper42

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? It automates the repetitive per-task shipping workflow in a Claude-driven development session: building, committing, pushing, reviewing, opening a pull request, and recording the task in a session log, so each task is shipped consistently without manual bookkeeping. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Per-task PR pipeline: Runs a build check, commits and pushes the task branch, runs code review, and opens a GitHub PR with a structured body including a test plan. - Blast-radius review gating: Matches the diff against money, auth, and migration triggers to decide when to run a local security review and when to suggest a deeper multi-agent review. - Session file logging: Appends a ## Task <N> block with PR link and findings to a session file on an orphan sessions branch via a git worktree, keeping the task branch clean. - Use Case: During a multi-task coding session, after finishing a feature on a task branch, invoke the skill to build, review, open the PR, and log the task — then repeat for the next task in the same window. ## Quick Start Run /kill-this after finishing a task on its branch to build, review, open the PR, and log the task to the session file.

Frequently Asked Questions about kill-this

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I open a pull request for each task in a Claude coding session?

Run /kill-this once per task after committing work on the task branch. It builds the project, pushes the branch, runs code review, opens the PR with a structured body, and appends a task block to the session file.

How does the skill decide when a PR needs extra security review?

It matches the branch diff against blast-radius triggers covering money movement, money computation, auth and token paths, and data-changing migrations. On a hit it runs a local security review and suggests the user invoke the billed multi-agent review.

Can I run /kill-this multiple times in one session?

Yes, it is designed to run once per task between session start and close. Each invocation opens its own PR and appends a new numbered task block to the session file on the sessions branch.

What happens if no session file is open when I run it?

The skill stops immediately and tells you to run /its-alive first. If multiple open session files exist, it lists the candidates and asks which one belongs to your window rather than guessing.

Does the skill handle version bumps or changelogs?

No. Time math, version bumps, and CHANGELOG updates are deliberately deferred to the /retro skill. This skill only ships the task and logs it.