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The routine for reviewing + evaluating the repo's agents and skills — quality, consistency, least-privilege tools, overlap, and drift vs the workflows — and opening one focused improvement PR.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
The autopilot engine for lifehacker.dev. Use when asked to "grow the site", "run the autopilot", "publish the next thing", "do an autopilot run", or to produce a new hack / tool review / field note. Reads the brand + backlog, drafts on-voice content with screenshots, files upstream bugs, and opens a PR for human review. Never pushes to main, never self-merges.
The repeatable flow for importing and REWRITING external/legacy articles into on-voice lifehacker.dev content. Use when asked to "import these posts", "rewrite the it-journey import", "bring in content from <source>", or to process a bulk-import PR (like #55) article-by-article. Triages every source file, routes it to the right collection, rewrites it through the content agents (never by hand), reuses preview images, preserves it-journey quest links, verifies with the harness, and opens ONE PR per collection in batches of 10. Never merges, never self-approves.
Reviews and improves a content pull request for lifehacker.dev. Use on a bot-authored content PR (hack/tool/post/doc) to analyze quality, completeness, and accuracy against the brand and the Prime Directive, apply small improvements directly to the PR, and backlog any larger ideas or follow-ups it surfaces. Comment-only on judgment calls; never merges, never self-approves.
The sister-site idea scout for lifehacker.dev. Use to "scout it-journey for ideas", "crawl the sister site for topics", "refill the content backlog from it-journey", or on a schedule before the content factory. Crawls a configured source site (it-journey.dev by default) along a seeded plan, reads pages via WebFetch, and — with no hand-picked topic — decides what fits the lifehacker.dev brand, proposing those topics into _data/backlog.yml each pinned to the source it-journey.dev page. Read-only on the source; opens ONE PR; never merges.
Turn a finished Claude Code thread into one honest, on-voice Field Note for the site — the narrative, the hard-won lessons, the durable concepts — then record it in the ledger. Reads the transcript, redacts every secret, opens one content PR, never merges.
Find theme UI/UX + accessibility issues and upstreamable local fixes in lifehacker.dev, and file deduped issues upstream to bamr87/zer0-mistakes so the site can focus on content.
| name | agent-skill-review |
| description | The routine for reviewing + evaluating the repo's agents and skills — quality, consistency, least-privilege tools, overlap, and drift vs the workflows — and opening one focused improvement PR. |
The automation runs on a set of agents (.claude/agents/<name>.md — the persona, tools, hard rules) that delegate to skills (.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md — the procedure). This routine keeps that set sharp. Run it periodically (the agent-review workflow) or on demand.
.claude/agents/*.md and .claude/skills/*/SKILL.md.ruby scripts/ci/lint_agents.rb — fix any structural finding (missing
frontmatter, name≠filename, a workflow agent: ref with no agent, a skill dir with no SKILL.md).grep -rn 'agent:' .github/workflows).For every agent + its skill, ask:
tools (and the workflow's --tools
allow-list) grant no more than the role needs. Flag anything that could merge, approve, or touch infra it shouldn't.lint_agents, the devops audit, and the simulation green..claude/agents/** and .claude/skills/**. Never weaken a guardrail,
never merge, never edit content/scripts/workflows. One PR per run.