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Found 1,233 Skills
Manage logical workspaces for organizing development across multiple organizations/contexts. Use when: (1) Creating a new workspace for a project/org, (2) Listing available workspaces, (3) Switching active workspace, (4) Configuring workspace-specific settings (GitHub/JIRA tokens, work directory). Workspaces isolate configuration so you can work on personal projects vs work projects without conflicts.
Orchestrate the complete development workflow from ticket to PR. Use when: (1) Starting work on a JIRA ticket, (2) Following the planning-coding-review cycle, (3) Creating a PR after completing work, (4) Running code review before finalizing. This skill ties together workspace-manager, git-worktree, github, and jira skills into a cohesive workflow.
Use when building internationalization features, managing translation keys, setting up localization workflows, integrating AI translation, connecting GitHub repositories, delivering translations via CDN, using MCP tools for translation management, or implementing i18n SDKs in React/Next.js applications.
GitHub Actions and CI/CD patterns for Databricks, including automated testing, deployment, and quality gates.
View and manage inline GitHub PR review comments with full thread context from the terminal
Run /check-landing, then create GitHub issues for all findings. Issues are created with priority labels and structured format. Use /fix-landing instead if you want to fix issues immediately.
GitHub CLI for remote repository analysis, file fetching, codebase comparison, and discovering trending code/repos. Use when analyzing repos without cloning, comparing codebases, or searching for popular GitHub projects.
Analyse GitHub repository activity including issues, PRs, contributors, and engagement
Research libraries, APIs, and patterns using searchGitHub and Exa tools. Finds real-world implementations and saves structured reports to docs/research/. Use when investigating technologies, debugging issues, or comparing options.
Automate GitHub/GitLab release workflows. Use cases: release new versions, create version tags, update CHANGELOG. Automatically analyze Git commits, update CHANGELOG.md, determine semantic version numbers, create Git tags, push to remote and create Release
Use when the user asks to create a GitHub issue from the current conversation context (e.g., "new issue", "create issue", "file an issue", bug/feature request) with a target repo given or auto-detected, and gh CLI is available/authenticated.
Analyze GitHub issues by link or issue number. Use when a user says "analyse issue"/"analyze issue" or provides a GitHub issue URL/number and asks to fetch the issue content, verify it matches the current repo, and inspect local code to confirm the problem.