skills
skills contains 17 collected skills from jonhill90, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Manage Azure DevOps via CLI including repos, pull requests, pipelines, builds, work items, and boards. Use when working with Azure DevOps, az devops commands, CI/CD pipelines, PRs, or Azure Boards work items.
Closed-loop planning discipline for non-trivial changes. Use when creating implementation plans, reviewing plan completeness, or preparing PRs that require structured planning evidence.
Fetch up-to-date library documentation. Use when user asks about libraries, frameworks, or needs current API references/code examples.
Design and create portable Agent Skills with effective triggers, concise instructions, and reusable scripts, references, or assets. Use when adding a new skill or substantially restructuring an existing skill.
Dispatch parallel subagents for independent tasks without shared state. Use when facing 2+ independent failures, debugging unrelated subsystems, or researching separate topics concurrently.
Manage GitHub via CLI including pull requests, issues, workflows, actions, releases, and repositories. Use when working with GitHub, gh commands, GitHub Actions CI/CD, PRs, issues, releases, or repository management.
Manage Linear issues, teams, and projects via CLI including issue tracking, sprint workflows, branch creation, and PR generation. Use when working with Linear, tracking issues, starting work on tasks, creating PRs from Linear issues, or managing teams and projects.
Validate agent definition files for correct YAML frontmatter syntax. Use when creating, editing, or reviewing agent .md files to catch common errors before they cause runtime failures.
Query Microsoft Learn through the repository's standalone Go CLI. Use when official Microsoft documentation or code samples are needed and Microsoft Learn MCP tools are unavailable or a scriptable local client is preferred.
Query official Microsoft documentation for Azure, .NET, Microsoft 365, and all Microsoft technologies. Use for concepts, tutorials, code samples, limits, and best practices from learn.microsoft.com.
Read, write, search, and manage notes in Obsidian vaults using obsidian-cli. Use when working with Obsidian notes, vaults, knowledge bases, daily notes, or personal wikis.
Orient in an unfamiliar codebase by inspecting repository instructions, structure, documentation, manifests, key files, Git state, and recent work. Use when starting work, switching repositories, or needing a concise architecture overview.
Test-driven development discipline for any feature or bugfix. Use when implementing features, fixing bugs, or changing behavior — requires writing failing tests before implementation code.
Create isolated git worktrees for feature work with safety verification. Use when starting feature branches that need isolation, running parallel agents in separate workspaces, or before executing implementation plans.
Use tmux safely from an agent with explicit pane targeting, state inspection, verified input delivery, response polling, recovery, and multi-agent supervision. Use when an agent CLI, TUI, REPL, authentication flow, or other interactive command must retain terminal state across tool calls.
Validate an Agent Skill's structure, portable frontmatter, links, and bundled scripts. Use when creating, editing, reviewing, or troubleshooting a SKILL.md directory.
Fetch YouTube video transcripts and metadata. Use when the user shares a YouTube link, wants context on a video they watched, or needs a video transcribed.