Git & GitHub

This skill helps an AI agent find and collect academic papers from arXiv based on your specified search parameters.

This skill helps you get structured information about Amazon products, such as their titles, prices, and ratings.

This skill enhances your agent's memory by storing and retrieving information using advanced semantic and keyword search, and a knowledge graph, all running locally on your machine.

This skill guides users on how to create and develop plugins for the Obsidian note-taking application.

This tool automates checking out GitHub pull requests, running tests, and merging them if they pass.

Analyzes your Simmer trade journal to provide insights into your trading strategy's performance, win rate, and profitability across different segments.

This skill helps you analyze your GitHub Actions runs to identify which events or workflows are causing the most failures or timeouts.

This skill acts as a checklist to help developers prepare their skills for public release by auditing structure, security, portability, quality, documentation, testing, Git hygiene, and metadata.

This skill helps you create a git commit with a contextual message based on your current code changes and then pushes the commit to your branch.

This skill enhances browser automation by injecting a specialized controller to interact with web page elements more precisely than standard browser actions.

This skill allows you to ask questions and get information about public GitHub repository documentation and wikis.

This skill acts as an AI-powered code reviewer, analyzing code for security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and architectural flaws using a structured framework.

This skill helps you set up the initial structure and documentation for a new presale service project.

This skill analyzes GitHub Actions run data to identify potentially unstable workflows on main branches, helping to improve delivery reliability.

This skill backs up your OpenClaw workspace configuration, including AI personality and memory files, to a GitHub repository for safekeeping and easy restoration on new servers.

This skill allows you to control the OpenCode development environment, enabling you to start sessions, send prompts, and manage updates.

This skill helps users manage complex Git operations like interactive rebasing, conflict resolution, and history recovery.

This skill acts as a general-purpose executor, allowing you to interact with various third-party services like Notion, Slack, or Google Sheets by discovering and running specific tools for them.

This tool audits Git repositories for security vulnerabilities, large files, and general repository health.

This skill generates detailed performance reports and visualizations for trading strategies using a Python library.

This skill helps keep your project's documentation up-to-date with your code changes by automatically updating content, managing site structure, and auditing for stale documents.

This skill provides a command-line interface for managing GitLab projects, including merge requests, issues, and CI/CD pipelines.

Automates the process of creating Git commits and pull requests from your code changes.

This skill helps diagnose and fix common problems with your Git repository's state, such as detached HEADs or broken worktree metadata, using a guided recovery process.