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bebop

bebop contains 4 collected skills from lkzppm, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
4
Stars
3
updated
2026-07-17
Forks
1
Occupation coverage
2 occupation categories · 100% classified
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merge
software-developers

Merge one branch into another by opening a pull request, then arming auto-merge (GitHub) or auto-complete (Azure DevOps) so the merge only lands once CI / branch policies pass. Detects the remote platform automatically. Use this skill whenever the user runs /merge, asks to "merge branch X into Y", "integrate branch", "fold branch", or wants to combine branch history. Always invoke this skill before any git merge / gh pr merge / az repos pr work.

2026-07-17
workflow-viz
software-developers

Render a terminal flowchart of a Claude Code dynamic-workflow .js file — phases, per-phase agent calls, fan-out / concurrent / pipelined structure, and structured-output markers. Use this skill whenever the user runs /workflow-viz or asks to "visualize a workflow", "show the workflow flowchart", "diagram this workflow", or "map out .claude/workflows". Pure bash wrapper around a Node parser — do NOT reason about the workflow yourself.

2026-06-08
commit
software-developers

Stage and commit changes using Lucas's conventional commit style. Use this skill whenever the user runs /commit, asks to "commit changes", "make a commit", "git commit", "stage and commit", or wants to save their current work to git. Always invoke this skill before doing any git add or git commit work.

2026-05-29
compose
network-and-computer-systems-administrators

Run docker compose against the current working directory (up, down, or rebuild), optionally with a specific compose file and/or service list. Use this skill whenever the user runs /compose or asks to "compose up", "compose down", "rebuild the containers", "restart docker services", or similar. This skill is a pure bash wrapper — do NOT reason about the task, do NOT inspect compose files, do NOT run auxiliary commands.

2026-05-29