Develop and maintain the WXT browser extension that adds a Repomix button to GitHub repository pages. The skill covers Chrome, Firefox, and Edge compatibility, extension scripts, translation files, and commands for building, linting, and testing.
- Maintaining the GitHub Repomix button extension
- Checking Chrome, Firefox, and Edge compatibility
- Updating translations or adding a language
yamadashy/repomix☆ 28.9KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Explore local or remote repositories with Repomix CLI to understand their structure, locate related code across files, and review file counts and estimated tokens, the units AI models use to process text.
- Understanding an unfamiliar project's structure
- Locating authentication code and API endpoints
- Checking file counts and estimated AI tokens
yamadashy/repomix☆ 28.9KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Maintain the Repomix documentation website by editing guides, navigation, and search labels across languages. Follow its VitePress file structure to add a language and keep translations aligned with the English source.
- Updating the Japanese installation guide
- Changing navigation and sidebar labels
- Adding a new language to the documentation
yamadashy/repomix☆ 28.9KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Save research findings, fixes, and decisions in a shared Markdown notebook on disk. Search and organize notes across sessions, record when they inform actual work, and let unused notes expire automatically.
- Saving research findings for future sessions
- Reusing fixes for difficult bugs
- Recording design decisions and their reasoning
yamadashy/repomix☆ 28.9KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Combine code from local directories or GitHub into one structured file for AI analysis. Examine project structure, search for related code, and check estimated tokens, the units AI models use to process text.
- Preparing a single codebase file for AI analysis
- Reviewing a project's directory structure
- Finding authentication code and database models
yamadashy/repomix☆ 28.9KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Write Git commit messages that preserve why changes were made. The skill keeps Conventional Commits subject lines and adds structured body entries for user intent, decisions, rejected alternatives, constraints, and lessons supported by the session context.
- Recording the purpose behind a feature
- Preserving design decisions and rejected alternatives
- Documenting constraints and implementation lessons
yamadashy/repomix☆ 28.9KUpdated Oct 18, 2026