Develoop

Skills

• gh-autoreview-resolve

  Run a bounded GitHub automated-review and resolution loop for a specified pull request. Use when an agent must mark a PR ready for review, confirm the automated reviewer started through an eyes reaction, wait for a thumbs-up or concrete review response, validate and address review threads, request a narrowly focused `@codex review` follow-up when warranted, prevent review scope creep through PR comments or a gh-create-issue follow-up, and optionally merge with the user's preferred strategy.

• gh-create-issue

  Create high-quality GitHub issues or issue drafts from repository evidence, user intent, and external documentation. Use when the user asks an agent to create, draft, file, open, or prepare an implementation issue, bug report, feature request, follow-up issue, or GitHub issue with researched facts, scope, non-goals, suggested direction, acceptance criteria, and validation notes.

• gh-implement-issue

  Implement GitHub issues through a complete branch-to-PR workflow. Use when the user asks an agent to implement, fix, or ship a specific GitHub issue, including reading issue comments, confirming the implementation contract, creating a branch, making atomic commits, validating, pushing, opening or updating a PR, and handling issue-linked review/CI follow-up. Use related skills or integrations when available; otherwise inspect the repository, issue, PR, CI, and review context directly with the available tools.

• writing-strategy

  Choose writing and narrative strategies from a curated bilingual strategy set, then produce a Markdown article outline or table of contents. Use when the user asks how to structure a draft, essay, article, post, proposal, column, case study, story, marketing copy, or other writing based on a topic, material, purpose, audience/readers, tone, or language. The skill selects a best-fit strategy, avoids overusing generic problem-solution frames, keeps Korean and English strategy names as canonical references, and displays strategy names in the user's output language unless bilingual names are explicitly requested.