Audit a git repo's docs after a big rewrite: dead links, deleted-file references, stale 'blocked' notes, README gaps.
Paste a git diff and get a PR description, a changelog entry, and reviewer-risk callouts that name the file, what could break, and what to check. Only flags backed by the diff, and "no elevated-risk patterns found" when there are none. Built for AI-sized PRs.
比較前後版本清單與依賴關係，找出變更影響及需要重審的項目。Compare declared revision dependencies and identify reviews needing renewal. Local Python download; no model required.
Built around one rule learned the hard way: never make a git mess worse. Before anything risky it snapshots a backup ref, then guides you through the real recovery toolkit — reflog rescue for "lost" commits, interactive rebase, cherry-pick, safe revert vs hard reset, fixing "committed to the wrong branch," and bisect to find where a bug crept in — flagging at each step which moves are reversible and which are destructive. Safety-first git surgery for when things go sideways.
Map pasted delivery commitments and acceptance wording to supplied project evidence, separating direct support, gaps, plans, and unknowns in a source-linked review ledger.
Turns one idea, draft, or transcript into a complete multi-platform content package — script, captions, thread, LinkedIn post — ready to post. No back-and-forth.
Create a reversible, project-local Codex copy of Claude Code agents, skills, commands, compatible hooks, MCP, and persistent GPT routing—while keeping Claude untouched.
Paste a diff and get a risk-ranked checklist of what it'll actually break — hidden dependencies, config drift, and blast radius that static analysis can't see, checked before you ship.
Generate, audit, co-author, and maintain software documentation under a style your agent cannot drift from. Version 3.0.0 adds controlled language (STE-derived), a distilled house style enforced by mechanical gates (vale, markdownlint, cspell), canonical vocabulary that steers agents, OKF v0.2 knowledge bundles with a working attester, and the 2026 spec-driven development landscape with 11 tool-neutral templates. Works across software, hardware, firmware, and embedded projects in any runtime.