alvincrespo
UserA small, growing collection of Claude Skills for real engineering workflows.
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Indexed Skills (4)
github-repo-init
Create a new GitHub repository from the current project directory's contents, push it, and set its topics. Use when the user explicitly says "create a new GitHub repo", "init a repo for this project", "bootstrap a new repository", "push this project to GitHub as a new repo", or otherwise directly asks to create and push a new GitHub repository — never inferred from surrounding conversation. Creates a real, only partly reversible GitHub artifact, so it requires an explicit, in-the-moment request every time.
github-project-bootstrap
Bootstrap a GitHub milestone, a linked Project (v2) board, and every epic/story issue (with sub-issue and blocked-by relationships) on a repo from a structured JSON plan.
project-epic-planner
Turn a rough project idea into a structured, reviewable plan of epics and stories with a real dependency graph, saved as a JSON file github-project-bootstrap can consume plus a rendered markdown doc for human review. Use when the user wants to plan or scope a project — "help me plan this", "what would the roadmap look like", "break this down into tickets", "how should I split this work up", "turn this idea into issues", "write the epics and stories for this" — even if they never say "epic" or "story". Produces a document only; nothing is created on GitHub.
github-labels-setup
Create or update a GitHub repo's label taxonomy (name, color, description) from a configurable JSON file, applying each label idempotently so the same command is safe to re-run against a repo that already has some or all of the labels. Use when the user says "set up labels", "standardize labels across repos", "as part of setting up issue tracking", or otherwise asks to create, sync, or apply a label taxonomy on a GitHub repo.
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