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Skill bntvllnt/agent-skills/github

Collection of AI agent skills - reusable capabilities for any domain via skills.sh

Install
npx -y skills add bntvllnt/agent-skills --skill github

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Manage GitHub via GitHub CLI (gh): repos, issues, pull requests, Actions, releases, secrets/variables, projects, gists, searches, and API access. Auto-activates on: "gh", "github cli", "github issue", "github pr", "pull request", "github actions", "workflow", "run", "github release", "release", "gh api", "github repo", "github secret", "github variable", "ci status", "monitor ci", "check ci", "watch ci", "pr dashboard", "pr overview", "open prs", "my prs", "pr status".

The file declares its own license as MIT. That is the author’s claim about this one file, and it is not the same thing as the license GitHub reports for the repository, which is listed with the other numbers below.

SKILL.md

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GitHub

GitHub operations via gh.

Router

User saysLoad referenceDo
help / gh help / flags / optionsreferences/cli-help.mdshow CLI help safely
auth / login / tokenreferences/auth.mdauthenticate gh
repo / clone / fork / syncreferences/repo.mdrepository operations
issue / issuesreferences/issue.mdissue triage and management
pr / pull request / reviewreferences/pr.mdPR create/review/merge workflows
actions / workflow / runreferences/actions.mdGitHub Actions (workflows + runs)
ci / monitor ci / check ci / ci status / watch cireferences/ci-monitor.mdmonitor CI checks with live polling (if user says bare "ci", ask: monitor checks or view workflows?)
pr dashboard / pr overview / open prs / my prs / pr statusreferences/pr-dashboard.mdPR overview with status classification
release / publish releasereferences/release.mdreleases + assets + verification
release strategy / release format / versioningreferences/release-strategy.mdversioning, title/description format, generation protocol
secrets / variablesreferences/secrets-vars.mdmanage secrets and variables
projectreferences/projects.mdprojects operations
gistreferences/gists.mdgist operations
searchreferences/search.mdsearch repos/issues/prs/code
apireferences/api.mdgh api (advanced)
extensionreferences/extensions.mdmanage gh extensions
configreferences/config.mdgh config basics

Safety Rules

  • Confirm before any state-changing operation (create/edit/delete/merge/close).
  • Never upload secrets as assets.
  • Treat gh api as powerful: confirm before any write operation.
  • Never delete or move published releases/tags unless explicitly requested.
  • When creating PRs, always set an assignee: default to @me unless the user explicitly names someone else.
  • When creating PRs, apply relevant existing labels when possible; auto-pick from PR context (title/body/branch + changed paths) and avoid creating new labels unless truly necessary.
  • If labels must be created, retrieve existing labels first (gh label list), propose the minimal set consistent with repo naming, and confirm before gh label create.

Confirmation Policy

Read-only commands are always OK.

Require confirmation:

  • gh issue create/edit/close/reopen/delete
  • gh pr create/edit/close/merge/review
  • gh repo create/edit/rename/archive/delete/sync
  • gh release create/edit/delete, gh release upload, gh release delete-asset
  • gh secret set/delete, gh variable set/delete
  • gh run rerun, gh run cancel
  • gh api calls that mutate state (POST/PATCH/PUT/DELETE)

Read-Only (No Confirmation Needed)

gh auth status
gh release list
gh release view <tag>
gh release view <tag> --web
gh help
gh pr checks <number> --json ...
gh run list --branch <branch> --json ...
gh run view <run-id>
gh run view <run-id> --log-failed

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 328,083. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.