Builtby Win Skills
- Updated May 12, 2026
- builtby-win/skills
builtby-win-skills is a Claude Code plugin that automates GitHub issue, branch, PR, and coordination workflows across seven bundled skills.
About
builtby-win-skills is a Claude Code plugin marketplace entry that packages seven GitHub-centric automation skills for developers who live in issues, branches, and pull requests. It targets developers and small teams who want the agent to manage backlog selection, spin up isolated worktrees, drive implementation against an issue, and finish with merge confirmation and housekeeping instead of ad-hoc git reminders. The keywords point at concrete rituals—create branches, manage parallel work, sqlite-backed snapshots, draft PRs, and post-ship learnings—so the bundle reads less like a generic git cheat sheet and more like an opinionated ship loop. Install it when Claude Code is your daily pair programmer on GitHub and you want repeatable commands for starting work, staying on the right branch, and closing the loop when something is merged. It complements native git tooling rather than replacing CI; think coordination glue for developers who still own every hat from triage to release notes.
- Seven bundled skills covering GitHub issues, branching, PRs, and team-style coordination from one Claude Code plugin
- Parallel worktree and branch workflows for starting work without stalling the main line
- Backlog and dashboard-oriented helpers (including SQLite snapshot patterns in keywords) for what is in flight
- Draft-to-done closure steps: confirm merge, capture learnings, and clean branches after ship
- Blog and publish-oriented keywords for tying shipped work to content updates when you document releases
Builtby Win Skills by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Last updated | May 12, 2026 |
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| Repository | builtby-win/skills ↗ |
What it does
Automate GitHub issue pickup, parallel worktrees, PR flow, and closure rituals so Claude Code stays aligned with how you ship on GitHub.
Who is it for?
Best when you track work in GitHub Issues and want Claude Code to run the same start-work → PR → merge → cleanup loop every time.
Skip if: Skip if you're on Jira-only or non-GitHub VCS workflows, or anyone and only needs a one-off git command without issue-driven automation.
What you get
After you add the plugin, Claude can follow repeatable GitHub rituals from issue selection through merge confirmation and branch cleanup without you re-explaining your process each session.
- Issue-scoped branches or worktrees with agent-guided implementation steps
- Draft or updated pull requests tied to the active ticket
- Post-merge cleanup notes, learnings, and branch hygiene
By the numbers
- Plugin bundle lists 7 skills in catalog metadata
- Source repository: builtby-win/skills
- Catalog slug: builtby-win-skills
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A seven-skill GitHub workflow plugin bundle, not a single MCP server or generic productivity slash command.
FAQ
Who is Builtby Win Skills for?
It is for Claude Code users who manage product work in GitHub and want agent skills for issues, branches, PRs, and parallel worktrees instead of manual git hygiene.
When should I use Builtby Win Skills?
Use it whenever you start a ticket, need isolated branches or worktrees, or want structured closure after a PR merges—including learnings and cleanup.
How do I add Builtby Win Skills to my agent?
Install the builtby-win/skills Claude Code plugin from the Skillselion catalog entry, register the marketplace in Claude Code, and invoke the bundled skills by name when working on GitHub-backed tasks.