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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.
Guide an existing Remotion pull request through automated checks and merge it when eligible. Resolve conflicts, investigate failed checks, fix genuine problems, and use the flake skill to rerun checks that fail intermittently.
Prepare current changes for a GitHub pull request by formatting affected files, checking builds and style, committing, and pushing. Create or update the PR, link related issues, and add page previews when available.
Organize dependent changes into a chain of branches and pull requests so reviewers can inspect one layer at a time. Use the GitHub CLI extension to create, update, synchronize, and merge the chain.
Organize GitHub issues using parent and child relationships and links showing which tasks must finish first. Use gh CLI to create, change, remove, and inspect relationships, including links across repositories.
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.
Create and edit Remotion GitHub issues, add comments, and attach images or videos. It keeps titles aligned with the user’s intent and checks saved issue text to ensure Markdown formatting and line breaks are preserved.
Coordinate a new Remotion release, from authentication and builds to npm package verification and release notes. Promote packages to latest only after every package is downloadable, then prepare a GitHub release for approval.
Research recent discussions about a topic across social platforms, communities, and the web. Collect posts and engagement from the last 30 days, summarize supported findings with source links, and diagnose unavailable or broken research sources.
Prepare and publish Pake releases with version updates, tests, build checks, and verification after publishing. Covers both full releases with GitHub release notes and fixes published only to npm, the package registry.
Maintain a Chinese independent developer project list by reviewing comments, issues, and pull requests. Check duplicate URLs and submission eligibility, add projects to the appropriate README, merge contributions, and reply with the listing result.
Organize open pull requests before a release, classify what to merge or defer, and track decisions in a resumable document. Guide review, merging, follow-up fixes, and closing requests already covered by other changes.
Manage scientific datasets with DataLad and git-annex, which tracks large files separately from Git history. Retrieve selected data, record analysis commands and their inputs and outputs, rerun recorded work, and publish history alongside file content.
Manage dependent branches and pull requests with the GitHub gh-stack extension. Plan their order, inspect relationships, propagate changes through higher branches, and handle synchronization or conflict recovery using the documented workflow.
Prepare a Cherry Studio release by checking changes against the published version, writing English and Chinese release notes, updating version metadata, and creating a release branch after review to start the build workflow.
Run repeatable tests of Cherry Studio’s key workflows with Playwright, which checks application behavior through automated interactions. Collect results on macOS and Windows and produce English reports for release acceptance or development validation.
Analyze a project’s code and existing settings to recommend useful Claude Code automations. Receive tailored suggestions for event-triggered actions, specialist agents, skills, plugins, and external tool connections, with reasons and setup locations.
Create GitHub issues that follow the current repository's templates. The skill selects the appropriate report format, collects required information, and prepares the title, body, labels, and issue type for review before submission.
Reviews Cherry Studio code and documentation against product decisions, architecture rules, implementation checks, and conventions. It selects a review approach based on scope and available agents, then reports findings with guidance for fixes.
Turn a Cherry Studio support conversation into an editable draft for a bug report, usability issue, or feature request. The user reviews the wording, chooses any diagnostic data, and submits the report themselves.
Prepare and submit bug reports or feature requests to GitHub, checking for duplicates and following issue templates. Reports are previewed for approval before submission, or saved locally when GitHub authentication is unavailable.
Create or update GitHub pull requests using the project's required template. Organize changes and test results, preserve every template section, and check target branches and release notes against the documented workflow.