Loading...
Loading...
Found 4,060 Skills
Draft and validate commit messages that comply with Conventional Commits 1.0.0. Use when writing git commit messages, enforcing commit format in reviews/CI, mapping commits to SemVer intent, or converting plain-language change notes into spec-compliant messages with optional scope, body, footers, and breaking-change markers.
Git conventions and workflow guidelines using Conventional Commits, branching strategies, and best practices for version control
Generate appropriate commit messages and maintain git log documentation. Use when preparing to commit changes, reviewing git history, or maintaining project change documentation. Provides commit message generation, git log maintenance, and quick command reference.
Generates a case study aligned with Digital Speed brand voice. Use when asked to write a case study, success story, or client spotlight.
Set up automated GitHub issue triage and resolution using parallel Jules coding agents
Generate feature-based and confidentiality-safe English LinkedIn Experience drafts directly from commit messages. Use when asked to write LinkedIn experience text from real commit activity for all-time or a specific date range (`since`/`until` in YYYY-MM-DD), while avoiding repository statistics and internal/confidential implementation details.
Create GitHub issues using data-driven templates. Supports any issue type via configurable template configs. Use when the user asks to create a GitHub ticket, issue, or support ticket, or when they want to add a new issue template.
Automate Git workflows with atomic commits, Beads integration, and real-time sync. Use when managing Git commits, branches, task tracking, or handling complex multi-file changes with proper validation.
Manage GitOps workflows with Flux and ArgoCD. Use for sync status, reconciliation, app management, source management, and GitOps troubleshooting.
Deep-dive analysis of GitHub projects. Use when the user mentions a GitHub repo/project name and wants to understand it — triggered by phrases like "help me look at this project", "learn about XXX", "how is this project", "analyze the repo", or any request to explore/evaluate a GitHub project. Covers architecture, community health, competitive landscape, and cross-platform knowledge sources.
Create and configure GitHub Actions. Use when building custom actions, setting up runners, implementing security practices, or publishing to the marketplace.
GitLab repository operations. ALWAYS use this skill when user wants to: (1) clone repositories, (2) fork projects, (3) view repo info, (4) create new projects, (5) archive/delete repos, (6) manage repo settings.