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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.
Prepare Cline desktop releases for stable, beta, or nightly testing. Coordinate release notes, matching version files, tags, and a GitHub Actions workflow that builds signed installers and manages automatic update feeds for release channels.
Prepare and publish releases of the Cline VS Code extension. Follow separate paths for stable, nightly, and emergency legacy releases, covering version selection, release notes, approval steps, packaged builds, and checks after publication.
Set up Strix security checks in CI/CD to test pull request changes, report verified vulnerabilities, and gate merges. Covers both a CLI running on your own infrastructure and a managed service with pull request comments.
Take implementation work through small, independently mergeable pull requests. Use a separate working directory for each PR, record manual QA evidence, write English review descriptions, resolve CI and review findings, then merge and clean up.
Publishes oh-my-opencode through GitHub Actions, then checks package versions and release artifacts. Covers related packages, user-facing release summaries, and Discord announcements, reporting failures without starting code repairs during the release process.
Reproduce and fix LazyCodex or Codex defects in a temporary workspace. Verify the change with regression tests and real usage, then deliver an upstream Codex pull request or a LazyCodex issue containing the tested patch.
Analyze all open GitHub issues and pull requests, then produce reports backed by links to specific code commits. Assess bugs, feature requests, and merge readiness without changing anything on GitHub.
Reviews completed changes through hands-on checks and one reviewer agent. It compares the implementation and recorded evidence with the original goal, constraints, code quality, and security requirements, then reports approval, specific blockers, or an inconclusive result.
Investigate LazyCodex and Codex bugs using reproduction results and source code. Identify the responsible repository, then prepare or submit an English GitHub report with evidence, likely causes, fix guidance, and a verification plan.
Checks LazyCodex and Codex CLI installations against current source code, inspecting versions, settings, plugin files, and runtime behavior. Produces an evidence-backed health report with suggested fixes while leaving the installed setup unchanged.
Turn a website's screenshots and brand assets into a HyperFrames site tour or social clip. Develop a storyboard and script, add optional narration and captions, then validate the video and deliver a Studio preview.
Search and work with GitHub repositories through GitHub’s official MCP server, which connects agents to available tools. The skill guides account authorization, repository access selection, and tool use, with separate controls for reading and making changes.
Inspect a codebase and create concise project instructions for Claude Code. Review existing guidance, separate team rules from personal preferences, and propose reusable skills or hooks that run commands automatically.
Review recent Claude Code session logs to find frequently used read-only Bash commands and MCP tools, which connect agents to services. Rank suitable permission rules and merge them into project settings to reduce repeated approval prompts.
Audit a Claude Code setup for installation problems, broken settings, unused extensions, and duplicated instructions. It reviews local usage evidence, recommends cleanup, and applies approved fixes, with separate confirmation for permission changes.
Review code changes in a diff, pull request, branch, or file path to identify bugs and cleanup opportunities. Findings include file locations and concrete failure scenarios, with options to apply fixes or post comments.
Monitor a GitHub pull request for review feedback, automated check failures, and merge readiness. Diagnose failures, fix problems caused by the branch, and retry likely temporary failures while continuing to watch for updates.
Find and install Codex skills from a curated catalog or a GitHub path. Check which skills are already installed, explore experimental options, and add skills from private repositories when credentials are available.
Start video and animation work by matching the request and project state to an appropriate HyperFrames workflow. It coordinates new productions, edits, captions, previews, validation, and rendering, using HTML files to define the video.
Turn a GitHub pull request into a video explaining a feature, fix, refactor, or changelog. The workflow uses actual diffs, commits, and files to plan the story, show code excerpts, and produce an MP4.
Refresh the GitHub star count displayed on Remotion’s website. It checks GitHub, rounds the number down to the nearest thousand, updates three components, and commits and pushes the changes to main.
Audit GitHub issues to find open work outside a masterplan, distinguishing missing parents from missing plan ancestors. Preview or apply removal of closed issues from the hierarchy while keeping their open children connected to the plan.
Investigate intermittent Remotion CI failures, record their error patterns in a tracking issue, and increment counts for repeated failures. Find failed checks even without a supplied pull request, then rerun affected GitHub Actions jobs.