mr-tracker
Tracks and monitors GitLab merge request activity including comments, status, and real-time updates
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Tracks and monitors GitLab merge request activity including comments, status, and real-time updates
Generate hierarchical code maps from any codebase for AI agent consumption. Use when: (1) Analyzing or understanding a codebase structure, (2) Creating documentation of code architecture, (3) Mapping dependenci...
Generates intelligent GitLab merge request descriptions from git commits with automatic categorization and Jira integration
This skill should be used when users need to fetch Jira ticket content using either a specific ticket ID (like RD-3891) or search for tickets by title/description. It defaults to searching within the current sp...
Interact with Dagster data orchestration platform running locally or on Kubernetes. Use when Claude needs to monitor Dagster runs, get run logs, list assets/jobs, materialize assets, launch jobs, or debug pipel...
This skill should be used when users need to create Jira tickets for the RD (Research & Development) project. It supports creating features, bugs, and tasks with proper field mapping including assignee, team, s...
Frontend testing with browser automation, assertions, and visual regression. Use when testing web UIs, validating user flows, checking responsive design, form submissions, login flows, or detecting visual regre...
This skill should be used when performing local data exploration, profiling, quality analysis, or transformation tasks using DuckDB. It handles CSV, Parquet, and JSON files, provides automated data quality repo...
Generate descriptive commit messages by analyzing git diffs. Use when the user asks for help writing commit messages or reviewing staged changes.
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