GitHub
github-skill
Read and manage GitHub PRs, issues, and notifications. Use when the user asks to check PRs, view code reviews, find review requests, or check CI status. Helps inform daily standups and code review workflows.
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idanbeck AI Skills
GitHub ↗Browse published AI skills maintained by idanbeck. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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7Repository stars across indexed skills
24Repository forks
1Average repository stars per indexed skill
3Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
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GitHub
gmail-skill
Read, search, send, and draft Gmail emails and Google contacts. Use when the user asks to check email, find emails, search messages, send emails, create drafts, look up contacts, or find someone's email/phone....
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GitHub
linear-skill
Read and manage Linear issues, projects, and cycles. Use when the user asks to check Linear, view issues, find tasks, check sprint status, or manage work items. Helps inform daily standups and work planning.
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GitHub
nano-banana-pro
Generate images using AI. Use when the user asks to create, generate, or make images, pictures, graphics, illustrations, visuals, or artwork. Also use for image editing with reference images.
☆ 3View skill
GitHub
slack-skill
Read, search, and send Slack messages. Use when the user asks to check Slack, send messages, read channels, find conversations, or look up users. Supports multiple workspaces.
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GitHub
gcal-skill
Read, create, and manage Google Calendar events. Use when the user asks to check calendar, view schedule, find meetings, create events, or see what's on the agenda. Supports multiple accounts.
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GitHub
suno-music
Generate music using AI. Use when the user asks to create, generate, or make music, songs, audio, melodies, tracks, or beats. Supports custom lyrics, instrumental-only, and style tags.
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