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8 published skills

  1. Gh Publish · theworstprogrammerever bundle
    Publish intentional local repository changes to GitHub through a scoped issue branch, commit, push, and pull request. Use when Codex is asked to commit and push work, open or update a GitHub pull request, publish completed changes for review, or finish a code-change issue that requires a PR. Discover repository and host guidance plus approved GitHub App helpers first, preserve unrelated work, and create completed PRs Ready for review by default.
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  2. Coding Style · theworstprogrammerever bundle
    Apply Ryan Hayward's engineering preferences to fixes, refactors, accessibility, tests, security, host-diagnostic evidence, fixtures, pagination and keyset cursors, structured config, artifact conformance, downloadable skill artifacts, lockfiles, artifact caches and promotion, launcher checks, global npm CLIs, filesystem modes, stale locks, destructive devices, secret hydration and CLI isolation, temporary credential namespaces, reversible credential rotation, no-echo PTY handoff, elevated launchers, external effects, persistent host-profile inboxes, atomic replacement, sensitive-file migration, durable-state and recovery validation, replay, retry, clock and process identity, Codex errors, URL/path validation, subprocesses, systemd activation transactions, timers and TTYs, live checkpoints, cancellation and orchestration, GitHub Actions containers, Bash, reviews, templates, React, TypeScript, and validation planning.
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  3. Agent Hive Mind · theworstprogrammerever bundle
    Notice when meaningful agent work should become reusable collective knowledge. Use after substantial implementation, review, debugging, incident recovery, setup, operational discovery, repeated procedures, or when a task reveals a durable pattern, stale guidance, missing skill, shared-note update, or always-loaded AGENTS.md habit worth proposing through Linear instead of silently changing shared knowledge. Do not use for trivial, one-off, or purely local work.
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  4. Supabase React TS · theworstprogrammerever bundle
    Build, scaffold, or refactor Supabase-backed React TypeScript apps in Ryan Hayward's MicroSaaS style. Use when Codex is asked to create a Vite React TSX app with Supabase Auth, Supabase Edge Functions, Row Level Security, private Realtime Broadcast authorization or externally minted short-lived sessions, local/LAN Supabase development, Netlify runtime config, command/query dispatch, semantic app UI, security integration tests, or to replace the older Day Painter React starter with a Supabase-backed starter.
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  5. Linear Agent OAUTH · theworstprogrammerever bundle
    Provision, validate, rotate, revoke, and cut over a durable agent or unattended service to a distinct Linear OAuth app identity. Use when Codex needs per-agent Linear app attribution, client-credentials token lifecycle checks, protected credential-file setup, GraphQL or MCP identity validation, API-key fallback migration, service cutover, rollback, or redacted OAuth diagnostics.
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  6. Gh Address Comments · theworstprogrammerever bundle
    Address actionable GitHub pull request review feedback. Use when the user wants to inspect unresolved review threads, requested changes, or inline review comments on a PR, then implement selected fixes. Use the GitHub app for PR metadata and flat comment reads, and use the bundled GraphQL script through a compatible GitHub CLI or short-lived GitHub App wrapper whenever thread-level state matters.
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  7. Manage Durable Notes · theworstprogrammerever bundle
    Create, inspect, and update durable filesystem notes for Codex continuity across sessions. Use when the user asks Codex to remember, persist, record, save for later, create a durable note, update a local memory/todo store, summarize setup state, maintain a runbook, or standardize notes that future agents should read after context loss.
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  8. Linear Review Workflow · theworstprogrammerever bundle
    Run evidence-backed Linear issue and agent artifact reviews, including GitHub PR reviews, research/spec reviews, ops/local-host reviews, durable-note/shared-guidance reviews, UI/accessibility reviews, security/auth/data reviews, and long-running-job handoff reviews. Use when Codex is asked to review a Linear issue, act as a reviewer agent, validate a submitted artifact without editing it, run no-side-effect advise-mode review, route review outcomes back through Linear/GitHub, or verify reviewer independence and merge readiness.
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