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11 published skills

  1. Pr · bonkey bundle
    Create, update, and manage pull requests. Use when asked to 'create a PR', 'update PR', 'close PR', 'check PR status', 'open a pull request', '/pr', or any pull request workflow.
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  2. Done · bonkey bundle
    Check if a PR already exists; if it does, update the PR. If no PR exists, merge current branch locally into main and push to main remote. If main is protected, create a PR instead.
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  3. Pr Shepherd · bonkey
    Carries the current pull request toward mergeable: reads what the base branch actually requires — required checks, approvals, thread resolution, linear history — finds every unmet requirement, fixes what it can, then registers a monitor and hands the watch back to the agent. Verifies remarks from AI review agents against the code before they change a line, and rejects the ones the code contradicts. Use when the user asks to monitor or babysit a PR, get a PR ready to merge, unblock a PR, fix red checks, or make a PR green. Never merges unless the user says to.
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  4. Captains Log · bonkey
    Lightweight ADR decision log — a captain's log for the codebase — that auto-captures plans. Use when planning a new feature, proposing architecture changes, tracking implementation decisions, exiting plan mode, or asking 'should I write a decision log' or 'captain's log'. Includes a Claude Code hook for automatic capture on ExitPlanMode.
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  5. Exec Summary · bonkey
    Summarize the last substantive assistant message in plain language for decision-making: concise but not too short, bottom line up front, important details only, trade-offs, and practical options without ornaments.
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  6. Plugin Forge · bonkey bundle
    Create Claude Code plugins, skills, commands, agents, hooks, MCP servers, and marketplace files. Use when building a plugin, packaging skills for sharing, creating a marketplace, converting standalone config to a plugin, or deciding between plugin vs skill vs MCP vs standalone.
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  7. Skills Manual · bonkey bundle
    Guidelines for creating well-structured AI agent skills. Use when building a new skill, reviewing skill quality, or unsure how to organize a skill.
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  8. Smooth Rebase · bonkey
    Rebases the current branch onto the repository's default branch and resolves any conflicts carefully and conservatively, asking the user whenever the correct resolution is unclear. If a rebase is already in progress, it resumes it instead of starting a new one. Use when the user asks to rebase a branch, update a branch onto main/master, fix PR conflicts, or resolve rebase conflicts.
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  9. Timeless Docs · bonkey
    Improve documentation and comment prose so it describes the current state of the code directly and reads clearly in plain language, cutting history, transitions, and trivial detail. Works in two modes: on the current changes (session edits, uncommitted work, or the branch diff) or on named files/folders. Use when the user wants to clean up, tighten, or improve docs or comments — in a file, folder, project, or in what was just changed ('tidy the comments in this diff', 'clean up the docs we just edited', 'fix docs before committing') — make docs clearer / more concise / more readable, remove 'previously / now / no longer / migrated from / instead of' phrasing, make docs timeless, or asks to 'improve docs prose'.
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  10. Pr Comment Triage · bonkey
    Reviews all comments on the current pull request, evaluates whether each one still needs action, and decides whether to address it or resolve it. Holds remarks written by AI review agents to a stricter evidence bar, because they judge a diff without the context a human reviewer carries. Use when the user asks to triage PR comments, review feedback, resolve review threads, or decide which PR comments still matter.
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  11. Write Responsibly · bonkey
    Edit or draft prose that respects the reader's time. Cuts AI slop (hedge stacks, filler, inflated words, throat-clearing, em-dashes, semicolons) while keeping the writer's voice and register. Use when the user wants any prose tightened, clarified, or humanized: an email, README, blog post, PR description, announcement, doc, or message ('make this clearer', 'tighten this up', 'this sounds like AI', 'remove the slop', 'deslop this'). Also use when the user wants help writing new prose meant to be read by people. For making code docs and comments timeless, see timeless-docs. This skill governs how any prose reads.
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