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After a retrospective is published, capture the merged-branch metadata of the build it covers and derive an it-journey.dev epic quest (or quest-chapter) from it — filing ONE proposal issue to bamr87/it-journey with the full plan and commit-hash references. Read-only on lifehacker.dev; files nothing here; never merges.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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| name | quest-forge |
| description | After a retrospective is published, capture the merged-branch metadata of the build it covers and derive an it-journey.dev epic quest (or quest-chapter) from it — filing ONE proposal issue to bamr87/it-journey with the full plan and commit-hash references. Read-only on lifehacker.dev; files nothing here; never merges. |
The last stage of the retrospective chain. A thread's work has merged and its retrospective is published; this turns the metadata of those merged branches into an it-journey.dev quest, so the build becomes a learnable, gamified journey. The issue is a proposal — a human on it-journey accepts, adapts, or declines it.
ruby scripts/retro/collect_merged.rb --markdown → the full ledger (PR number,
squash-merge SHA, date, size, branch, title). Scope to the new work with --since <date> — the previous entry's published date in _data/retrospectives.yml. Use all of it on the first/bootstrap run.it-journey gamifies IT learning as RPG quests. Match its conventions:
0000–0011 · ⚔️ Adventurer 0100–0111 ·
🔥 Warrior 1000–1011 · ⚡ Master 1100–1110 · 👑 Legend 1111.Group the merged branches into themed chapters (milestones a learner can reproduce). Each chapter: a tier+level, difficulty, XP, class, the PRs + commit hashes it maps to, and a concrete "what you learn." Name a boss fight from the hardest bug; award badges. Keep the fantasy-infused but honest tone.
gh issue create --repo bamr87/it-journey --title "⚔️ Epic Quest: …" --label enhancement --label automated --body-file …bamr87/lifehacker.dev@<sha> and PRs as
bamr87/lifehacker.dev#<n>.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.