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Manage GitHub repository operations with the gh command-line tool. Classify issues, check pull request readiness, investigate failed automated checks, prepare releases and changelogs, and review dependency or exposed-secret security alerts.

• Classifying issues and finding duplicates
• Checking pull request reviews and merge readiness
• Investigating failed CI workflows

Build an HTML dashboard for a public GitHub repository, showing stars, forks, contributors, issues, pull requests, and recent activity. Choose a standalone page or source files that support updates and record where the data came from.

• Review a repository's activity in one dashboard
• Prepare an open-source project health report
• Check leading contributors and recent issues or pull requests

Create and improve GitHub Actions workflows for automated testing and deployment. Coordinate multiple AI agents to review pull requests, investigate failed runs, scan for security issues, and manage releases across repositories.

• Create workflows for automated testing and deployment
• Investigate failed runs and suggest fixes
• Coordinate code reviews and security checks

Organize software releases on GitHub, from version suggestions and release notes to testing, builds, and deployment. Coordinate multiple packages or repositories, roll changes out in stages, and configure rollback to restore an earlier release when problems occur.

• Preparing version updates and release notes
• Coordinating releases across packages and repositories
• Deploying in stages with monitoring and rollback

Manage GitHub issues, synchronize project boards, and plan sprints, short development cycles. Coordinate multiple AI agents to break work into tasks, assign responsibilities, update progress, and produce reports on completion and blockers.

• Sorting and prioritizing incoming GitHub issues
• Splitting large issues among AI agents
• Synchronizing task progress with project boards

Review GitHub pull requests with specialized AI agents that check security, performance, architecture, and coding conventions. Generate actionable comments with suggested fixes, and connect review findings to automated approval or change requests.

• Reviewing authentication changes for security issues
• Checking database changes for performance regressions
• Reviewing UI accessibility and coding conventions

Coordinate software releases on GitHub, from version updates and release notes to testing, builds, deployment, and rollback. It describes workflows using multiple AI agents, including coordinated package releases and gradual deployments with monitoring.

• Prepare version updates and release notes
• Coordinate releases across multiple packages
• Run tests and security checks before release

Create a GitHub pull request that follows the project's template. Review commits and changed files, gather issue and testing details, check branch readiness, and use the GitHub CLI to submit a regular or draft request.

• Submitting completed changes for review
• Writing a PR description from commits
• Creating a draft pull request

Create and update GitHub issues for bugs, feature requests, and tasks. Organize owners, labels, dates, and priorities, connect related work, and track dependencies and project progress through MCP tools and the GitHub API.

• File bug reports and feature requests
• Update issue owners, dates, and priorities
• Organize parent tasks, subtasks, and dependencies

Turn an existing GitHub Actions workflow into a structured specification for maintenance and AI reference. Document its purpose, triggers, job dependencies, inputs, outputs, permissions, and failure handling, focusing on expected behavior rather than implementation details.

• Documenting an existing GitHub Actions workflow
• Reviewing job order and dependencies
• Organizing permissions and failure handling

Convert feature requirements and implementation plans into a test strategy, task checklist, and quality assurance plan for GitHub projects. Define test coverage, priorities, dependencies, estimates, and quality checkpoints using established testing and software quality frameworks.

• Plan testing from feature requirements and implementation documents
• Break testing work into tasks for GitHub issue management
• Prioritize performance, security, and accessibility checks

Build applications with GitHub Copilot SDK using Python, TypeScript, Go, or .NET. Add custom tools, display responses as they arrive, preserve conversations across restarts, and connect external tools through MCP, a protocol for connecting agents to tools.

• Embed an AI assistant in an application
• Add custom tools for an agent to call
• Display generated responses as they arrive

Review Azure infrastructure code and deployed resources against five Well-Architected Framework pillars. Identify configuration drift, classify risks, and produce remediation guidance and an architecture diagram, with GitHub issues created after user approval.

• Review Azure reliability and security risks
• Compare infrastructure code with deployed resources
• Assess opportunities to improve cost and performance

Prepare and deploy static sites to Azure Static Web Apps with the SWA CLI. Set up local previews, configure routing and authentication, connect Azure Functions APIs, and arrange automated deployment through GitHub Actions.

• Deploying an existing static site to Azure
• Testing a frontend and API together locally
• Configuring routes and authentication

Analyze Azure infrastructure definitions, deployed resources, usage metrics, and pricing to identify cost reductions. Rank recommendations by savings, risk, and effort, then create individual GitHub issues and a coordinating EPIC issue after user approval.

• Finding Azure resources with oversized service tiers
• Comparing storage and database cost reduction options
• Prioritizing savings by risk and implementation effort

Set up automated Android builds and Google Play publishing with GitHub Actions. Supports TWA, React Native, Flutter, and native Android, with signing setup, separate testing and production tracks, and automatic build-number increments on main.

• Setting up Google Play publishing from GitHub
• Separating internal, alpha, beta, and production releases
• Automating versionCode increments on main

Connect NanoClaw to GitHub through Chat SDK so an agent can join pull request and issue comment threads. The skill covers a dedicated bot account, event notifications, access controls, and separate conversation sessions for each thread.

• Calling an agent from a pull request comment
• Continuing an agent conversation in an issue thread
• Limiting agent access to trusted GitHub users

Update a project's changelog using GitHub releases, git history, and code differences. Select changes that matter to users, match the existing format, and write concise entries for the requested release.

• Add the latest missing release entry
• Align changelog text with GitHub Releases
• Summarize changes between release tags

Fix bugs reported in GitHub issues through a reproduce-first process. The workflow guides code changes, build checks, verification, regression tests that check for recurring failures, and review before considering the fix complete.

• Fixing a bug reported in a GitHub issue
• Reproducing a user-reported problem before editing code
• Verifying a fix and adding regression tests

Attach screenshots, images, or videos to GitHub pull requests and issues using GitHub CLI. It also covers embedding images within comment text, adding alternative text, and retrieving an uploaded asset’s URL from the posted comment.

• Attach a screenshot to a pull request
• Add a video to an issue report
• Embed an image within a GitHub comment

Explore how a public GitHub repository is organized using GitDiagram. Get explanations tied to component names and source paths, an interactive architecture diagram, and a narrated explainer video when one is available.

• Preparing to work in an unfamiliar public codebase
• Understanding major components and their source paths
• Exploring component connections in an interactive diagram

Polish a published qiankun GitHub Release into readable English and Simplified Chinese notes. The skill clarifies changes, removes repeated entries, preserves package versions and PR references, and updates the release after approval.

• Polishing the latest published qiankun release notes
• Removing repeated changes across package sections
• Preparing matching English and Simplified Chinese release notes

Review Renovate pull requests that update GitHub Actions. Verify pinned commits against upstream version tags, inspect release notes for breaking changes, and check existing workflow settings before giving a clear recommendation on whether to merge.

• Reviewing GitHub Actions updates proposed by Renovate
• Verifying pinned commits against upstream version tags
• Checking breaking changes and workflow compatibility

GitHub Actions の CI 失敗を調査するスキル。失敗した run / PR / job の URL（例: https://github.com/OWNER/REPO/actions/runs/RUNID、…/pull/PR、…/job/JOBID）や run_id・PR 番号を貼られて「このCIが失敗している、原因を調査して」「ビルド/テストがコケた、なぜ落ちたか調べて」「workflow が failed、修正案を出して」「job のログを見て」と頼まれたら必ず使う。WebFetch では github.com のログは取れない（PreToolUse hook が差し戻し、HTML しか返らない）ため、gh（`gh run view --log-failed` / `gh run view --job` / `gh pr checks` / `gh api`）で失敗ジョブ・ステップと失敗ステップのログだけを決定論スクリプトで収集し、失敗原因を特定して修正案を提示する。GitHub Actions 以外（GitLab CI 等）や、URL がログではなくソース閲覧目的のときは対象外。GitHub(gh) 前提。`/gh-ci-investigate` で明示起動も可。

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