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pr-creation
Create and manage GitHub Pull Requests with templates, reviewers, and labels. Use when code is ready for review. Merging requires explicit approval.
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Yoshikemolo AI Skills
GitHub ↗Browse published AI skills maintained by Yoshikemolo. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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8Repository stars across indexed skills
40Repository forks
8Average repository stars per indexed skill
5Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
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jira-read
Read data from Jira including issues, comments, sprints, and execute JQL queries. Use when you need to fetch or search Jira data without making changes.
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git-jira-integration
Integration between Git workflows and Jira issues. Generates branch names from issues, validates commit messages, and provides PR context from Jira specifications.
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git-operations
Git repository operations including branching, committing, pushing, and viewing history. Use for version control tasks. Destructive operations require explicit approval.
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orchestration
Coordinate multi-step workflows across skills with execution plans, state tracking, and rollback support. Use when tasks require multiple coordinated operations.
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jira-write
Create and update Jira issues, add comments, transition statuses, and manage sprints. Use when you need to make changes to Jira data. Supports dry-run mode for validation.
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devflow-planning
AI-powered sprint planning, velocity analysis, and capacity forecasting. Use for planning sprints, predicting outcomes, and providing agile recommendations based on historical data.
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test-execution
Run unit and integration tests, generate coverage reports, and view results. Use to validate code changes before committing or merging.
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