The body is an 8-line numbered checklist plus a one-line completion gate with zero padding and no explanation of concepts Claude already knows, fitting the lean-and-efficient anchor where every token earns its place.

The checklist gives concrete things to verify (companion commits, public contracts, generated files, signed conventional commits) but provides no executable commands and defers "the required checks" to an external doc, matching the anchor for concrete-but-incomplete guidance missing key details.

A clearly sequenced 8-step process with explicit verification checkpoints (confirm scope match, verify pushes, inspect for conflict markers and drift) and a completion gate ("Do not call work complete while required merged-commit workflows are still running"), exceeding the anchor where checkpoints are merely implicit.

Under 50 lines with a single clearly signaled one-level reference ("docs/development/quality-gates.md") and no nested references, fitting the well-organized concise-skill anchor that permits a top score without external bundle files.

Lists multiple concrete actions — "Land completed Fallow work after review", "run pre-push parity", "monitor merged-commit CI", "leave repositories clean" — matching the anchor that lists several specific concrete actions rather than naming only a domain.

It explicitly states both what it does (land reviewed work, run parity, monitor CI, leave clean) and when to use it via an explicit "Use when..." trigger, satisfying the anchor requiring clear answers to both what and when.

The "Use when asked to ship, merge, or move approved work to main" clause supplies natural verbs a user would actually say (ship, merge, move to main), giving good coverage of common phrasings rather than just one keyword.

The post-review shipping-to-main niche with CI monitoring and clean-checkout restoration is a distinct workflow unlikely to trigger for unrelated skills, fitting the clear-niche-with-distinct-triggers anchor.