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Manage Codewhale skills from GitHub or local folders using native commands. List, install, update, activate, or remove skills, create a starter structure, and inspect community content before recommending trust for script and tool use.
Work with GitHub issues, pull requests, and automated checks through the gh command-line tool. Inspect failed workflow steps and their logs, retrieve selected fields, and query the GitHub API for data beyond standard commands.
Prepare a library release on GitHub by reviewing code changes, proposing a version number, drafting a changelog, and opening a release pull request. Version and changelog reviews let you confirm the details before proceeding.
Compare project documentation with existing code to identify missing core features. Rank the gaps and create GitHub issues with practical specifications, implementation plans, acceptance criteria, effort estimates, and dependencies.
Compare two versions of a project and turn migration patterns into instructions for GitHub Copilot. Document API replacements, new conventions, obsolete patterns, and validation steps so future code changes follow the same approach.
Update GitHub Actions when workflow logs warn about deprecated runtimes. The skill guides compatible version selection, pins actions to exact commits, preserves existing workflow behavior, and checks execution results and outputs after the upgrade.
Turn a specification file into a GitHub feature request issue. The skill extracts requirements, checks existing issues, and creates or updates one issue covering the specification, using a template to organize the problem, solution, and context.
Turn videos, audio, PDFs, books, screenshots, and GitHub repositories into knowledge pages with summaries and highlights. Preserve original files, extract people and companies, and connect the material to their pages and timelines for later reference.
Access external APIs for email, calendars, GitHub, and payments through OneCLI Gateway. The proxy adds stored credentials to outgoing HTTPS requests, letting agents use connected services without handling secret values directly.
Review open GitHub issues, proposals, and pull requests to identify useful maintainer work. Get ranked candidates with evidence, dependencies, and validation needs, then begin work only on an item you explicitly select.
Use the GitHub command-line tool to inspect issues, pull requests, and automated workflow runs. Check failed steps and logs, retrieve additional details through the API, and extract selected fields into structured results.
Coordinate multiple Mastra Code workers to investigate and fix GitHub issues in parallel. Keep each issue in a separate working directory, track progress in reports, review changes, and manage pull requests, reviewer feedback, and automated checks.
Review open Mastra GitHub issues and trace reported defects to source code. Apply the @mastra/core label to confirmed core bugs, report uncertain ownership, and summarize whether fixes are active, stale, or unclaimed.
Draft and post GitHub pull request reviews and issue comments with precise locations, required changes, and supporting reasons. It checks the posting account, applies approval rules, and selects the appropriate review outcome.
Find available Codex skills and install selected ones from a curated list or a GitHub repository. Supports public and private repositories, marks skills already installed, and lets you specify source paths and installation destinations.
Handle review and discussion comments on the open GitHub pull request for the current branch. Collect comments, number and summarize the requested changes, then apply fixes for the comments the user chooses using the GitHub CLI.
Stage and commit code changes, push them to GitHub, and create or update a pull request, a request to review changes. Use the repository template and describe the motivation and final changes for reviewers.
Organize GitHub issues by reading their full descriptions and adding labels for type, effort, priority, and affected area. Preserve existing labels, fill missing categories, and summarize the reasoning alongside duplicate, related, or blocking issue relationships.
Classify a failed NemoClaw GitHub Actions job using logs with sensitive information hidden and output size limited. Optionally inspect saved artifacts to identify failure patterns and gather evidence for further investigation.
Manage GitHub collaboration through the gh command-line tool and GitHub APIs. Create and review pull requests, organize issues, investigate failed Actions workflows, check automated tests before merging, and prepare releases with generated notes.
Organize work in Linear with clear issue ownership, priorities, completion criteria, and delivery plans. Helps structure cycles, meaning time-boxed work periods, define project milestones, and plan automated status updates through GitHub integrations or the GraphQL API.
Handle review and discussion comments on the open GitHub pull request for the current branch. Collect comments, number and summarize the requested changes, then apply fixes for the comments the user chooses using the GitHub CLI.
Use Claude to send emails, create GitHub issues, post Slack messages, and add notes to Notion through Composio CLI, a terminal tool. It connects these tasks to actions in external apps.
Turn a GitHub issue into a scoped implementation plan and, when authorized, code changes, tests, documentation, and a pull request that closes it. Check existing ownership and feedback to keep work aligned with acceptance criteria.