pr-feedback-workflow
Process all PR feedback in one pass. Fetches review comments and CI failures together, creates a unified action plan, applies fixes, replies to reviewers, resolves threads, and posts a summary. Use when asked t...
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Process all PR feedback in one pass. Fetches review comments and CI failures together, creates a unified action plan, applies fixes, replies to reviewers, resolves threads, and posts a summary. Use when asked t...
Systematic identification of race conditions, concurrency bugs, and thread-safety issues across codebases. Use when asked to find race conditions, audit concurrent code, debug non-deterministic behavior, review...
Load a GitHub issue, create an isolated worktree, plan the implementation, and submit a PR. Use when asked to fix, implement, or work on a GitHub issue by number. Requires the gh CLI to be authenticated.
Generate optimized Ralph Wiggum prompts for Claude Code iterative loops. Use when the user wants to create a Ralph prompt, needs help structuring an iterative task for Claude Code, mentions Ralph Wiggum plugin,...
Automate the complete GitHub issue lifecycle. Fetches all issues, prioritizes by importance and execution speed, implements fixes using TDD, creates PRs, monitors for reviews, handles feedback autonomously, and...
Clean up after an issue PR is merged. Merges the PR if needed, removes the worktree, deletes the branch, updates main, and starts a fresh session. Use when asked to clean up an issue, finish an issue, or after...
Perform comprehensive code audits on repositories or directories. Use when asked to audit code, review a codebase, analyze code quality, find bugs, check for security issues, review architecture, check SOLID/DR...
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.