Github

project-flow-ops helps manage GitHub and Linear execution flow by triaging issues, PRs, reviews, and CI signals, then deciding what should merge, close, rebuild, or move into Linear. Use the project-flow-ops skill for Issue Tracking, backlog triage, PR cleanup, and GitHub-to-Linear coordination.

opensource-pipeline helps turn a private project into a public-ready repository through a 3-stage workflow: fork, sanitize, and package. Use the opensource-pipeline skill to strip secrets, verify cleanup, and generate CLAUDE.md, setup.sh, and README for a safer GitHub release.

github-ops is a GitHub operations skill for triaging issues, managing PRs, checking CI failures, preparing releases, and monitoring repository health with the gh CLI. Use the github-ops skill when you need repeatable github-ops usage for a real repository, with auth via gh auth login and clear repo context.

documentation-lookup helps agents answer library, framework, and API questions from current docs instead of memory. It is ideal for setup, configuration, reference, and code-example tasks when the latest syntax matters. Use the documentation-lookup skill for Skill Docs when a request depends on live documentation and version-accurate guidance.

codebase-onboarding analyzes an unfamiliar repo and generates a structured onboarding guide with an architecture map, key entry points, conventions, and a starter CLAUDE.md. Use it when joining a new project or setting up Claude Code for the first time in a repository.

code-tour creates reusable CodeTour .tour files with real file and line anchors. Use the code-tour skill for onboarding tours, architecture walkthroughs, PR tours, RCA paths, and code-tour for Technical Writing when you need a guided sequence instead of a flat summary.

claude-devfleet is a multi-agent orchestration skill for Claude DevFleet. It helps you plan projects, dispatch parallel agents in isolated worktrees, monitor progress, and read structured reports. Best for larger coding tasks that benefit from dependency-aware missions, not quick single-file edits.

deprecation-and-migration helps teams plan safe API, feature, and system retirement with phased migration, dependency discovery, rollout timing, notices, and rollback criteria.

github-triage helps maintainers triage GitHub issues with one category label and one state label, conflict checks, focused follow-up questions, and durable ready-for-agent briefs using gh in the current repo.

request-refactor-plan helps agents turn a vague refactor idea into a scoped GitHub issue through user interview, repo inspection, option analysis, testing checks, and tiny commit planning.

The qa skill turns conversational bug reports into durable GitHub issues. It asks only a few clarifying questions, explores the codebase for domain language, and can split one messy report into multiple issues for issue tracking.

wordpress-router is a WordPress triage skill that classifies a repo fast and routes agents to the right workflow before edits. It helps with plugins, classic themes, block themes, Gutenberg, WordPress core checkouts, and full site repos, making wordpress-router useful for Agent Orchestration.

asc-wall-submit is a workflow-focused skill for submitting or updating a Wall of Apps entry in App-Store-Connect-CLI using `asc apps wall submit`. It supports the standard `app` ID path and the manual `link` plus `name` path, with preview-first guidance for safer workflow automation.

github-pr-review is a GitHub PR review skill for collecting inline comments, PR-level review bodies, and replies, then organizing feedback by severity so you can fix blockers first. Use it to resolve PR comments, respond to reviewers, and update the branch with targeted commits and thread replies. It fits the github-pr-review guide for authenticated GitHub CLI workflows.

github-pr-merge helps you safely merge GitHub Pull Requests with a lightweight pre-merge check, user confirmation, and post-merge cleanup. Use this github-pr-merge skill when you need a guided github-pr-merge for PR Review workflow, including review-comment checks and milestone awareness before merge.

gh-fix-ci is a focused GitHub Actions troubleshooting skill for failing PR checks in repos where `gh` access is available. It inspects checks and log snippets, summarizes the failure context, drafts a fix plan, and waits for explicit approval before implementation. Built for fast, evidence-based diagnosis of CI failures.

gh-address-comments helps address review and issue comments on the open GitHub PR for your current branch using gh CLI. It verifies GitHub auth first, fetches comments and review threads, numbers them, and helps you choose which items to fix. Useful for gh-address-comments guide and gh-address-comments for PR Review workflows.