kanetik-skills

Register a Google Analytics 4 custom dimension from the command line, so an event parameter Firebase already collects becomes reportable. Handles the two routes that look right and are not — GA4 MCP servers are read-only, and default application-default credentials lack the Analytics scope — by minting a scoped token for a service account without touching ADC. Use when a GA4 query rejects a parameter with "is not a valid dimension", when a release is about to start emitting a new event param, or when the user says "register a custom dimension", "make this param reportable", or invokes /ga4-custom-dimension.

Park a thought that is not about the work in progress, and hand it back when it is useful again. Captures the thought verbatim into a per-repository or user-level store, says one word, and returns to what was happening -- no questions, no scoping, no detour. A SessionStart hook replays what is parked at the top of later sessions, and finished work is reconciled against the list so an item that got handled along the way stops coming back. Use when the user says "later", "park this", "note that down", "don't derail", "while I think of it", "unrelated but", "remind me to", or invokes /later; and when the user asks what is parked, or an item looks like it was handled.

Return a repo to a clean state after a pull request lands. Moves the session back to the main checkout, prunes remote-tracking refs, fast-forwards the default branch, then removes the worktrees and local branches the merge made stale, clearing stale worktree entries in its path. Refuses to delete anything holding uncommitted work, and asks rather than guessing wherever git cannot prove the work survived. Use when the user says a PR was merged, or says "clean up branches", "clean up worktrees", "remove stale branches", "back to main", or invokes /post-merge-cleanup.

Independent skeptical review of a pull request by reviewers who took no part in writing it: subagents told what the change was asked to do, but never the author's account of it, read the changes at HEAD, judge whether they do it, treat comments and docs as claims to verify against the code, report what is materially wrong rather than what is merely imperfect, and produce a thread per finding plus a go/no-go verdict — posted when a person asked for it to be published, or when an agent caller has the reviewed repo's committed permission AND the ask was not question-shaped; shown in the terminal otherwise. Use when the user asks for a second opinion or an independent skeptical review of a PR, or asks whether a PR is really ready to merge. Requires an existing PR; accepts a PR number, URL, or owner/repo#num, and modifiers like "don't post", "one reviewer", or "include medium".

Translate prose / natural-language content into multiple locales. Given a source file (Play Store release notes, app description, FAQ entries, marketing copy, etc.) and a target locale set, produces translated locale files. Preserves bullet markers, tone, register, brand-name handling. Honors the char limit the content type carries (Play release notes 500), plus any limit config or the caller supplies. Encodes locale-specific translation guidance. Pure transform: does not figure out what changed in git, does not commit, does not push.

Translate Android string resources. Given a source values/strings.xml file (and optionally an explicit list of keys to translate), produces translated values into every sibling values-{locale}/strings.xml. Preserves XML structure, placeholders, escapes, plurals, alphabetization, and translatable=false flags. Encodes locale-specific translation guidance. Pure transform: does not figure out what changed in git, does not commit, does not push. The caller decides what to translate and what to do with the result.

Author Google Play Store "What's New" release notes (the English source only). Pulls commits since the last release tag, drafts a bullet list within Play's 500-char limit, presents the draft with reserve bullets, and waits for explicit approval. On approval, writes ONLY the default-locale source file (e.g., whatsnew-en-US or en-US/default.txt) and hands off to the `translate-content` skill for locale propagation. Reads per-repo .claude/whats-new.config.md. Use before cutting a release.