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15 Claude Code skills authored by yegor256.

updated 2026-05-23 · showing 1–15 of 15 by quality score

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Use this skill to fix a single issue end-to-end: read the repo README and CLAUDE.md, sync master, confirm the baseline build is green, branch by the issue name, write a failing…
Use this skill when writing, proofreading, or polishing the wording of plain text documents — Markdown (.md), TeX (.tex), or .txt files — and the English text embedded in source…
Use this skill whenever creating or editing plain text documents — Markdown (.md), TeX (.tex), or .txt files.
Use this skill to pick exactly one GitHub repository that needs a refresh: scan a given list of owners, collect signals of neglect — long stretches without commits, failing or…
Use this skill to upgrade every dependency in a repository end-to-end: read the repo README and CLAUDE.md, sync master, confirm the baseline build is green, branch for the…
Use this skill when proofreading a .srt subtitle file produced by Whisper or another voice-to-text engine.
Use this skill when reviewing English prose — essays, blog posts, opinion pieces, README sections, design documents, technical arguments, or any text that defends a thesis — in…
Use this skill to find a single bug in a GitHub repository by reading the source code only — no builds, no tests — and to file it as a new issue.
Use this skill to walk through an existing code base and fix surface-level problems that are obvious on a careful read: typos, grammar mistakes in comments and strings,…
Use this skill when a build is broken — failing tests, linters, type checks, or any other check that prevents a clean full build.
Use this skill to pick exactly one open GitHub issue that genuinely needs an outside contributor: scan a given list of repository owners, prefer repositories with little recent…
Use this skill when creating a Git commit. Follow the Conventional Commits 1.0.0 specification, write a short imperative subject, keep the body concise and factual, and never add…
Use this skill to merge low-risk pull requests opened by automation bots across a list of GitHub repository owners: walk every repository, pick the open pull requests authored by…
Use this skill to walk through a pull request and answer every comment left by a reviewer: list all review comments and review-summary comments, decide for each one whether to…
Use this skill when writing, editing, or reviewing the architecture section of a repository's README.md file.
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