agentic-contributor

This skill should be used when the user asks to draft a bug report, file a new issue, report a bug in a project, draft a feature request, propose a feature, write up an issue for a project, or open an issue about a problem or improvement. Trigger phrases include: "draft a bug report", "file a new issue", "report a bug in X", "draft a feature request", "propose a feature", "write up an issue for X", "open an issue about". All output from this skill is a DRAFT for the user's review — never posted automatically.

This skill should be used when the orchestrator needs to classify a user's open-source contribution intent into one of the nine supported scenarios. Trigger phrases include: "find an issue to contribute", "check project status", "draft a question to maintainers", "understand contribution norms", "set up the project locally", "claim an issue", "give feedback on a PR", "respond to PR review", "draft a bug report", "file a new issue", "propose a feature", and close variants of each.

This skill should be used when the user asks to learn how to contribute to an open-source project, understand a project's governance, find out about CLA or DCO requirements, learn the correct commit or PR title format, or find out where project decisions happen. Trigger phrases include: "how do I contribute to X", "what are the contribution norms", "do I need to sign a CLA", "what's the DCO", "where do decisions happen", "what's the governance model", "CONTRIBUTING guide", "how should I format my PR title", "what mailing list should I use".

This skill should be used when the user asks to set up their local development environment for an open-source project. Trigger phrases include: "set up the project locally", "how do I clone and build X", "help me get the dev environment running", "how do I run the tests for X", "I can't get the build to work", "set up apache/airflow locally", "set up apache/spark locally", "what are the prerequisites for X".

This skill should be used when the user asks to find or match an issue or PR suited to them in a target open-source project. Trigger phrases include: "find an issue to work on", "match me to a task", "suggest a good first issue", "what can I contribute", "find a PR I can help with", "show me newcomer-friendly issues", and close variants. The skill runs after oss-researcher has gathered raw issue/PR data and applies the matching/ranking logic on top of it.

This skill should be used when the user asks to draft a question to maintainers, draft PR feedback on someone else's in-progress pull request, draft a reply to review comments on their own PR, or draft a claim comment for an issue they want to take. Trigger phrases include: "draft a question to maintainers", "I want to ask about this issue", "draft PR feedback", "help me review this PR", "draft a review reply", "respond to maintainer feedback", "draft a claim comment", "I want to take this issue". All output from this skill is a DRAFT for the user's review — never posted automatically.