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Browse published AI skills maintained by VisActor. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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Indexed skills

7

Repository stars across indexed skills

12,336

Repository forks

1,428

Average repository stars per indexed skill

1,762

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

7 skills

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auto-test

VisActor

Automates unit testing for incremental code changes in the VChart project. Use this skill to automatically generate and run tests for your modifications against a base branch (default: develop). It identifies c...

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create-branch

VisActor

Creates a new development branch in the VChart project following standard naming conventions. Use this skill to start new work on a clean, synchronized branch based on a specified base branch (default: develop)...

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pr-body-generate

VisActor

Generates a well-formed Pull Request body for the VChart project based on its template. Use this skill to automatically populate the PR body with details like linked issues, changelog entries, self-test checkli...

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auto-flow

VisActor

Orchestrates a complete, standardized workflow for preparing a pull request in the VChart project. Use this skill to run a sequence of tasks: automated testing, changelog generation, smart commit, PR body creat...

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pr-create-from-body

VisActor

Creates a GitHub Pull Request for the VChart project using a local markdown file as its body. This skill exclusively uses a logged-in `gh` CLI environment to operate.

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commit-smart

VisActor

Creates a well-formed, intelligent Git commit for all pending changes in the VChart project. Use this skill to bundle your work into a single, clean commit that follows Conventional Commits standards. It automa...

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changelog-rush-smart

VisActor

Generates standardized changelog entries for a Rush-based monorepo like VChart. Use this skill to create changelog files based on Git commits since a base branch (default: develop). It intelligently determines...

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