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This skill provides guidance for creating agents and applications with the GitHub Copilot SDK. It should be used when the user wants to create, modify, or work on software that uses the GitHub Copilot SDK in TypeScript, Python, Go, or .NET. The skill covers SDK usage patterns, CLI configuration, custom tools, MCP servers, and custom agents.
Create custom GitHub Actions (composite, Docker, or JavaScript). Use when building reusable actions, creating custom workflow steps, or packaging logic for distribution. Trigger words include "create action", "custom action", "build action", "composite action", "Docker action".
Use when building professional installers for desktop applications - covers macOS DMG with app bundles, Windows MSI with WiX, Linux DEB packages, GitHub Actions automation, and SLSA attestations
Commit changes, push to GitHub, and open a PR. Includes quality checks (security, patterns, simplification). Use --quick to skip checks.
This skill monitors PR CI checks by polling GitHub status until completion or timeout. Use when the user requests to check CI status, wait for CI to pass, monitor PR checks, or verify build status. Applicable for queries like "check my CI", "wait for CI to pass", "is my PR green", or "monitor CI checks".
This skill should be used when the user asks to "update GitHub Actions", "check for action updates", "upgrade workflow actions", "update actions to latest version", "replace dependabot for actions", "check for outdated actions", or wants to find outdated GitHub Actions in workflow files and update them to the latest release versions.
Use when creating animated demos (GIFs) for pull requests or documentation. Covers terminal recording with asciinema and conversion to GIF/SVG for GitHub embedding.
File GitHub issues to the right repository (pup CLI or plugin)
Developer oversight and AI agent coaching. Use when viewing project status across repos, syncing GitHub data, or analyzing agents.md against commit patterns.
Commit changes from the current Claude Code session to a new branch, push to GitHub, and open a PR. Use when the user wants to save their work as a PR, submit session changes, or create a pull request for what was done in this session.
Use when automating an iterative GitHub Copilot review loop on a PR — triggers Copilot review, addresses its feedback one comment at a time, and re-triggers up to 2 cycles until all critical issues are resolved.
Creates GitHub pull requests with validation. Use when opening PRs or submitting code for review.