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Connapse
Connapse enthält 5 gesammelte Skills von Destrayon, mit Repository-Berufsabdeckung und Skill-Detailseiten auf SkillsMP.
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Batch-create GitHub issues from a brainstorming discussion. Decomposes ideas into properly-sized tickets with labels, milestones, and project board placement. Trigger when user says: create tickets, make tickets, turn ideas into issues, create issues from brainstorm, create issues from discussion, batch create issues.
Run multiple Claude Code agents on separate GitHub issues simultaneously, each in its own worktree. Picks non-conflicting tasks, spawns autonomous agents that implement, commit, and open PRs. Trigger when user says: parallel work, work on multiple tasks, run agents in parallel, multi-agent, spawn agents, parallel tasks, work on N things at once.
End-to-end release validation for Connapse — the 'final boss' before any version ships. Downloads the latest alpha from GitHub Releases, deploys an isolated Docker instance (separate from production), then systematically tests every feature: UI via Playwright, API via curl/REST, MCP tools, search quality, security testing, boundary conditions, and adversarial inputs. If the release under test also bundles the standalone connapse-cli, adds CLI install + API/CLI parity gates. Produces a structured go/no-go release decision with evidence. Use this skill whenever someone says: release test, release validation, release gatekeeper, ready to ship, final QA, pre-release check, validate alpha, test the release, ship it, go/no-go, release candidate testing, end-to-end release test, or wants to verify a Connapse build is ready for public release.
Deep research across codebase, GitHub issues, discussions, project board, and architecture docs to discover new tasks, gaps, technical debt, and improvement ideas. Trigger when user says: discover work, find tasks, what needs doing, audit codebase, find gaps, technical debt audit, backlog discovery, brainstorm tasks, what is missing, research tasks, code audit.
Recommend the best next task to work on based on open GitHub issues. Analyzes priority, dependencies, milestone urgency, and codebase readiness. Trigger when user asks: what should I work on, what is next, next task, pick a task, what to do next, suggest work, prioritize tasks.