github-release
Automates GitHub release creation by generating formatted changelogs from conventional commits and managing version bumps.
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Automates GitHub release creation by generating formatted changelogs from conventional commits and managing version bumps.
Validates Skill, Agent, and Command syntax using validate_skills.py, logs errors, and manages the automated QC workflow for agent development.
Automates the release process by creating a pull request from main to production with automated semantic versioning calculations.
Open-source infrastructure for reliable, multi-destination event delivery. Route webhooks to HTTP, SQS, RabbitMQ, Pub/Sub, EventBridge, or Kafka with built-in retries and observability.
Build and manage custom Expo development clients for native module development using EAS Build and TestFlight.
Interactive development workflow manager. Coordinates discovery, planning, review, and build phases using a specialized team of AI agents (Scout, Bob, Garry, Arlo) for consistent project delivery.
Orchestrate an automated PR review-fix loop. Dispatches subagents to analyze code, CI status, and comments, then applies iterative fixes until the PR reaches a passing state.
Safely execute, test, and verify commands discovered in documentation with real output capture, performance tracking, and git-aware safety protocols.
Automate quality observability with DORA metrics, defect density tracking, and intelligent quality gate configuration for continuous delivery pipelines.
Execute implementation plans using isolated subagents for each task, featuring a rigorous two-stage review process for spec compliance and code quality.
Java development skill for writing clean, maintainable code using SOLID principles, pragmatic abstraction, and self-documenting practices.
Behavioral guidelines for LLMs to reduce coding mistakes, follow best practices, and improve output quality by enforcing simplicity, surgical changes, and goal-driven verification.