What problem does it solve?
Preparing Slate v2 autoresearch work for review or commit involves many manual steps—finalization previews, choosing the right review unit, running proof gates, and pre-commit review—which are easy to skip or run in the wrong order.
Core Features & Use Cases
- One-Command Ship Flow: Runs finalization preview, picks the honest review unit (kept AR packets vs current tree), and reports readiness without requiring parameters.
- Pre-Commit Review Path: When a dirty tree blocks finalization, runs focused proof gates and autoreview on the uncommitted diff before any commit.
- Approval-Gated Commits: Pauses with a READY TO COMMIT prompt and only commits after explicit user confirmation, never pushing or opening PRs without approval.
- Use Case: After a Slate v2 editing session with uncommitted changes, invoke the skill to get a readiness report, automated review of the current tree, and a clean commit once you confirm.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to run slate-ar-ship to make the current Slate v2 work reviewable and ready to commit.