viett

Plugin viett from marketplace viett-plugins in VietThan/agent-cli-plugin. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (29)

• acli-setup

  Install, authenticate, upgrade, or troubleshoot Atlassian CLI (`acli`) for Jira Cloud. Use when `acli` is missing, authentication fails, or a user wants portable command-line Jira access.

• atlassian-access-setup

  Configure or troubleshoot Atlassian access through Rovo MCP/connectors or scoped REST credentials. Use when Jira or Confluence tools are unavailable, unauthenticated, or need a portable client setup.

• bitbucket-access-setup

  Configure or troubleshoot Bitbucket Cloud REST API authentication with scoped API tokens. Use when Bitbucket API credentials are missing, expired, or returning authentication errors.

• codex-setup-auto-review

  Set up or troubleshoot Codex Auto-review ("Approve for me") by safely updating approval settings while preserving sandbox boundaries. Use when Codex still asks for eligible approvals or when `approval_policy` and `approvals_reviewer` need configuration.

• commit

  Create a conventional commit with a detailed body. Detects ticket from branch name or asks the user.

• confluence-search

  Search and read Confluence Cloud content by title or body with optional space and content-type filters. Use when a user wants to find pages, narrow Confluence results, or open a discovered item.

• csharp-code-simplifier

  Simplify and refine C#/.NET code for readability and maintainability without changing behavior. Use for focused cleanup or refactoring of recently changed C# code or a user-specified scope.

• gpg-setup

  Install GnuPG on macOS and configure Git commit signing with a GitHub-verified public key. Use for first-time signing setup, key rotation, unverified commits, or GPG signing and pinentry errors.

• java-code-simplifier

  Simplify and refine Java code for readability and maintainability without changing behavior. Use for focused cleanup or refactoring of recently changed Java code or a user-specified scope.

• jira-attention

  Build a read-only Jira attention dashboard for assigned work by detecting unanswered requests, blockers, overdue items, and stale activity. Use when a user asks which Jira tickets need follow-up.

• jira-linking

  Create and verify directional links between Jira Cloud issues using the site's actual link types. Use when a user asks to mark issues as blocking, duplicating, depending on, following up, or otherwise related.

• jira-sprint

  List Jira Cloud work in active or future sprints and group it by status. Use when a user asks what is in their sprint, who owns sprint work, or how sprint items are progressing.

• jira-ticket-authoring

  Create Jira Cloud work items using project metadata, structured descriptions, and optional assignment, estimation, parent, or sprint fields. Use when a user asks to file a Jira task, bug, story, epic, or other project-supported issue type.

• jira-ticket-summary

  Summarize Jira Cloud work assigned to a user over a date range and group it by parent or epic. Use for work recaps, ticket portfolios, and activity summaries.

• jira-ticket-transition

  Move a Jira Cloud issue through its actual workflow while satisfying transition fields and preserving useful handoff context. Use when a user asks to change status or a Jira transition reports required fields.

• jira-ticket-viewer

  Read and present Jira Cloud issue details, relationships, and requested fields. Use when a user supplies a Jira key or URL and asks what the ticket says or how it is currently configured.

• markdown-cleanup

  Clean up Markdown formatting with minimal, semantics-preserving edits. Use when asked to lint or fix whitespace, spacing, headings, lists, code fences, tables, or link syntax in Markdown files or directories.

• pr-authoring

  Create or update a GitHub pull request from the current branch using its commits, diff, repository template, and existing metadata. Use when a user asks to open, publish, create, or update a PR.

• pr-context

  Resolve the GitHub repository, current branch, base branch, and pull request for the current checkout. Use before GitHub PR authoring or feedback workflows, or when a user asks which PR belongs to the current branch.

• pr-feedback

  Inspect and address GitHub pull request feedback, manage reviewers, and optionally iterate with an AI reviewer. Use for PR comments, review threads, requested changes, reviewer assignment, or an explicitly requested review-until-clean loop.

• pr-review-queue

  Find and triage GitHub pull requests that need attention across repositories. Use when a user asks for their review queue, open PRs, PRs by author, or PRs matching a ticket or keyword.

• python-code-simplifier

  Simplify and refine Python code for readability and maintainability without changing behavior. Use for focused cleanup or refactoring of recently changed Python code or a user-specified scope.

• python-unit-tests

  Create or update focused unit tests for Python behavior using the project's existing test framework and conventions. Use when asked to add tests for recent changes, a bug fix, or a specified Python module.

• reduce-hallucinations

  Apply source-grounded hallucination-reduction guardrails to a task. Use for investigations, troubleshooting, subsystem overviews, or other work where unsupported claims would be harmful.

• rendering-plantuml

  Render existing PlantUML `.puml` files to SVG or PNG and refresh stale sibling images. Use when a PlantUML source needs rendering; do not use the bundled public-server renderer for sensitive or proprietary diagrams.

• setup-gh

  Install and authenticate the GitHub CLI (`gh`). Use when `gh` is missing, `gh auth status` fails, GitHub API calls return authentication or permission errors, or the user asks for GitHub CLI setup.

• slack-messaging

  Draft, send, reply to, or schedule Slack messages through an available Slack connector or Web API. Use when a user asks to compose or deliver a channel post or direct message.

• slack-reading

  Read and summarize Slack channel, direct-message, or thread history through an available connector or Web API. Use when a user names a Slack conversation or shares a permalink and asks what was said.

• slack-search

  Find Slack channels, users, or messages and return canonical IDs or permalinks. Use when a user needs a Slack destination resolved or wants to locate a message by content, author, channel, or date.

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