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17 published skills

  1. System Prompt Validator · prulloac bundle
    Validate agent system prompts (such as agents.md) for being objective-driven, clear, readable, free of duplicated intentions, without missing or broken links, and ensuring required sections like general agentic guidelines, code review, and code generation are present. Use when validating or reviewing agent prompt files.
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  2. Github Issue Form Templates · prulloac bundle
    Create and manage GitHub issue form templates using YAML syntax. Use when you need to design custom issue forms for GitHub repositories with specific field types, validations, default labels, and assignees. Helps with creating bug reports, feature requests, documentation issues, and custom workflows. Includes YAML syntax guidance, field type reference, validation patterns, best practices, and ready-to-use templates.
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  3. Markdown Crossref Validator · prulloac
    Validate cross-references in markdown documents, ensuring links and references point to existing sections, headings, or files.
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  4. Readme Updater · prulloac bundle
    Use this skill when you need to keep a repository's README.md file updated with project metadata, installation instructions, usage examples, and more. It automates synchronization by analyzing codebase patterns and dependencies.
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  5. Feature Summary · prulloac bundle
    Create comprehensive feature documentation summaries that describe current and future capabilities. Use after feature-breakdown to document what a feature does, its business value, technical implementation, and roadmap. Ideal for creating user-facing documentation and feature catalogs in `docs/features/<feature-name>/` format.
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  6. Skill Validator · prulloac bundle
    Validate agent skills for correctness, readability, workflow clarity, and isolation, ensuring they can be installed independently without dependencies on other skills.
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  7. Feature Planning · prulloac bundle
    Sequence tasks from a feature breakdown into an optimal execution order, identify dependencies and parallelization opportunities, and create an agent-ready execution sequence. Use when you have a feature breakdown and need to determine the correct order to build tasks and which can run in parallel.
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  8. Semver Changelog · prulloac bundle
    Automate the creation and updating of a CHANGELOG.md file based on Semantic Versioning (SemVer) and "Keep a Changelog" principles. Use this skill when you need to summarize changes between the current HEAD and the latest git tag, or when initializing a new changelog for a project.
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  9. Feature Breakdown · prulloac bundle
    Analyze feature specifications and decompose them into core components, individual tasks, and acceptance criteria. Use when you have a feature spec/idea and need to identify ALL the work required, define what success looks like, and create validation approaches. Focus on WHAT needs building and HOW to verify it's correct (not scheduling or timelines).
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  10. Reusable Commands · prulloac bundle
    Create reusable commands for OpenCode or GitHub Copilot. Use this skill when a user wants to automate a repetitive prompt or task by creating a custom slash command.
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  11. Github Pr Comments · prulloac bundle
    Analyze and manage GitHub pull request comments with automated categorization, severity assessment, and intelligent response handling. Use when working with PR comments to understand feedback patterns, prioritize issues, or automatically address reviewer concerns. Leverages GitHub MCP Server, GitHub CLI (gh), or GitHub REST API in order of precedence.
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  12. Devcontainer Config · prulloac bundle
    Comprehensive guide for creating, editing, and validating devcontainer.json configuration files. Use when working with Development Container configurations for any scenario including creating new devcontainer.json files, modifying existing configurations, troubleshooting dev container issues, adding features or lifecycle scripts, configuring ports and environment variables, setting up multi-container environments with Docker Compose, or understanding devcontainer properties and their usage.
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  13. Git Commit Workflow · prulloac bundle
    Skill for committing git changes following repository guidelines. Use when needing to commit staged or unstaged changes by reading CONTRIBUTING files for standards, analyzing changes with git status and diff, grouping related files, and performing commits according to guidelines or conventional commits as fallback.
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  14. Git Worktrees Usage · prulloac
    Use when starting feature work that needs isolation from current workspace or before executing implementation plans - creates isolated git worktrees with smart directory selection and safety verification
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  15. Github Create Issue · prulloac bundle
    Create GitHub issues with intelligent template matching and tool selection. Automatically detects and applies issue templates from .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE directory using smart matching. Leverages tools in order of precedence (GitHub MCP Server → GitHub CLI → REST API). Use when you need to create a new GitHub issue, optionally with labels, assignees, milestones, or project assignment. The skill handles template matching intelligently—when multiple templates exist, it analyzes the issue description to suggest the best template, asking for clarification only when ambiguous.
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  16. Github Create Label · prulloac bundle
    Create GitHub issue labels using intelligent tool selection. Automatically leverages tools in order of precedence (GitHub MCP Server → GitHub CLI → REST API). Use when you need to create new labels in a repository with optional customization (name, description, color). Includes support for detecting available authentication methods and graceful fallback between tools.
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  17. Github Pull Request · prulloac bundle
    Create pull requests on GitHub using GitHub MCP, GitHub CLI (gh), or the GitHub REST API. Use this skill when the user wants to submit changes as a pull request, following repository standards and templates.
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