MichaelHolley

import-skill

Discover a skill inside a GitHub repository and pin it as a git-subdir entry in this marketplace's `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`, or re-pin an existing entry to a newer sha. Use when the user wants to import, add, link, update, bump, or re-pin an external skill by repo owner, repo name, and skill name.

Data & Documents Listed

rewrite-gh-issue

Rewrite a GitHub issue against the repo's template and codebase context. Use when the user wants an existing issue improved, clarified, tightened, normalized, or fully rewritten.

triage-pr-feedback

Group and prioritize all review feedback on a GitHub PR into an action list. Use when the user wants PR feedback triaged or summarized - report only, not for replying to reviewers or applying fixes.

AI & Automation Listed

security-scan

Scan the codebase for security risk at its seams. Use your most capable model. Be aware of high token consumption. Manual use only.

stack-prs

Split one large set of changes into a stack of smaller, separately reviewable PRs.

review-with-intent

Validate a implementation against its original intent. Use when the user wants to check whether a PR, branch, or diff actually does what it was intended to do.

ship-pr

The full implementation cycle of a new feature, bugfix or change-request. Use when the user wants a change delivered as a new branch including a Pull-Request and Review.

Web & Frontend Listed

ui-variants

Compare different component style and layout variants. Use when the user is creating or reworking a UI component, form, or layout and wants to compare options.

AI & Automation Listed

matches-intent

Validate a implementation against its original intent. Use when the user wants to check whether a PR, branch, or diff actually does what it was intended to do.

ship-it

Implement a scoped change and commit it locally. Use when the user wants a feature, fix, or planned phase delivered as a commit - not a PR; use ship-pr for that.

Data & Documents Listed

file-pr

File a concise pull request. Use when the user asks to file, open, or create a PR.

Web & Frontend Listed

grill

Stress-test a plan, design, or decision by interviewing the user one round of pickable questions at a time. Use when the user wants their thinking challenged, gaps found, or assumptions surfaced before work starts, or says "grill me", "interview me" or "grilling".

side-task

Park an out-of-scope task as a one-PR GitHub issue labelled for an agent to pick up. Use when something surfaces mid-work that should be captured now and done later.