Repository Skills

Plugin repository-skills from marketplace socket in gaelic-ghost/socket. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (10)

• codex-gui-worktree-workflow

  Plan and align Codex GUI worktree-first workflows, local environments, actions, permanent worktrees, and handoffs to Git or Worktrunk worktrees. Use when a repo should make Codex app Worktree mode easier to use without mixing stack-specific commands into general guidance.

• git-workflow

  Safely inspect and perform everyday Git work: branches, focused commits, history, integration, conflicts, worktrees, and recovery. Use for local version-control tasks that are not GitHub settings or release publication.

• github-collaboration-workflow

  Prepare and maintain GitHub pull requests, reviews, issues, CI triage, and durable handoffs. Use for collaboration work after local Git changes exist; not for GitHub settings or release publication.

• maintain-github-repository

  Audit or align a GitHub repository's server-side settings, rulesets, security automation, Dependabot, and sign-off policy. Use for server-side GitHub policy work, not ordinary local Git commits, PR collaboration, or releases.

• maintain-project-agents

  Maintain AGENTS.md as the agent-policy member of the canonical four-document repository suite.

• maintain-project-contributing

  Maintain CONTRIBUTING.md as the contributor-facing member of the canonical four-document repository suite.

• maintain-project-readme

  Maintain README.md as the product-facing member of the canonical four-document repository suite.

• maintain-project-repo

  Install or refresh deterministic FSX repository maintenance, maintain all four canonical project documents, validate and synchronize repository assets, and operate protected-main releases.

• maintain-project-roadmap

  Maintain ROADMAP.md as the planning member of the canonical four-document repository suite.

• repository-operations-workflow

  Route repository work to focused Git, GitHub, documentation, worktree, settings, or release workflows. Use first when a request spans several repository operations or the correct owner is unclear.

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