cgd-dev-identity
SolidUse this skill for all GitHub write operations in creative-graphic-design organization repositories (such as design-generators), including git commits and pushes, PR creation and updates, issue and PR comments, labels, milestones, and user-requested merges. Perform them as the creative-graphic-design-dev machine user. Use it both when the user explicitly requests the bot or dev account and whenever beginning write work in an organization repository without an explicit request.
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- Author
- shunk031
- Repository
- shunk031/dotfiles
- Created
- 10 years ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Shell
- License
- MIT
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