uygnoey Browser-Based Code Delegation
Use this skill when the user wants to hand off small-to-medium coding tasks from a browser UI, connected to a GitHub repository, with progress tracking and PR creation.
Instructions
- Ask which GitHub repository (and branch, if relevant) the user wants to work on, and what success criteria they want (tests passing, lint clean, specific behavior).
- Restate the task as a set of clear, checkable subtasks (e.g., reproduce issue, implement fix, run tests, open PR).
- Keep the task well-scoped: prefer bugfixes, routine changes, and well-defined tickets over ambiguous greenfield work.
- While working, provide progress updates and ask for steering if requirements are unclear.
- Verify changes with tests or other validation steps before proposing a PR.
- Summarize what changed and what remains (if anything), then create or request a PR.
Examples
- “Connect my GitHub repo and fix the failing CI job on the main branch.”
- “Please handle my backlog: update deprecated dependencies and open separate PRs per package.”
- “Implement this routine change across multiple repos in parallel and give me a short change summary for each PR.”
Tips
- Prefer isolated, well-defined tasks (bug backlogs, routine fixes, backend changes you can validate with tests).
- Remember cloud sessions can be rate-limited alongside other usage, and may require allowing specific network domains for dependencies.
Source
Distilled from Claude Code on the web (published 2025-10-20).