zc277584121/mygitplugin
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1Git Create RepoGit Create Repo automates the first GitHub step for solo builders who already use the GitHub CLI: create a remote repository, seed it with a README, clone into the local machine, and confirm you are inside the new tree. Defaults favor a public repo with README unless the user asks for private visibility or adds a description. The skill is opinionated about the GitHub account slug used in the clone command, so teams forking the plugin should verify ownership matches their org. It fits early journey moments when an idea is scoped and you want version control before writing application code, tests, or deployment config.389installs2Git Commit PrGit Commit & PR is an agent skill that automates a disciplined contribution loop for fork-and-upstream setups. It is aimed at solo builders and small teams who already use Git and GitHub CLI and need the agent to execute the ritual: create a topic branch, self-review with git status and git diff, stage only relevant paths, commit with --signoff and a fixed author identity, push to origin, and open a pull request against the official owner/repo with gh. The workflow encodes hygiene rules that matter in real open-source repos—no blanket staging, no AI-branded messages in commits or PR bodies, and English-only titles and descriptions. When the user has merge rights, it can complete the cycle by merging, hard-syncing to the upstream default branch, and cleaning up branches. Install it when you want repeatable, attribution-safe PRs rather than ad-hoc git commands in chat.381installs3Git Commit Pushgit-commit-push is a Bash-driven agent skill for solo and indie builders who want a repeatable commit-and-push ritual without opening a PR. It encodes when to spin a new branch versus staying on the current one, how to audit the working tree before staging, and how to add only relevant paths instead of blanket staging. Commits use sign-off and a fixed author identity from the skill text, with concise English messages and a strict rule against mentioning AI or automation in the message body. After commit, the agent runs git push origin for the chosen branch. It fits Claude Code and similar agents that are allowed shell access when you have local changes ready to land on a remote for backup, CI, or handoff—not when you need review workflow on GitHub or GitLab. Customize the embedded author string for your own identity before relying on it team-wide.381installs4Git Fork Clonegit-fork-clone is a procedural agent skill for solo builders who want to contribute to or vendor from someone else’s GitHub project without hand-rolling remotes. It triggers when you ask to fork another person’s repository and clone it locally, taking owner/repo as input. The workflow uses GitHub CLI to fork into the zc277584121 account namespace, clone that fork, cd into the repo, add an official remote for the original owner, and print verification via git remote -v. That naming choice (official instead of upstream) is explicit in the skill so agents stay consistent across sessions. It fits Prism’s journey as a narrow git integration for the Build phase—faster than ad-hoc bash snippets and clearer than generic git advice when gh is already your interface to GitHub.381installs5Git Summarize WeeklyGit Summarize Weekly is an agent skill for solo builders and small teams who need a credible English summary of what they did on GitHub this week. When you ask for a weekly contribution recap, a report paragraph, or a view of this week’s work, the skill defines the date range from Monday through today, pulls recent activity through the GitHub CLI Events API, and filters to the current week while applying sensible defaults about which repositories count. It emphasizes pushes, pull requests, reviews, issues, and related events, then groups output by repository so large features and important PRs stand alone while minor fixes and reviews can roll up. The README notes API limits of roughly ninety days and three hundred events, and asks for honest reporting when activity is light. You need Bash and authenticated `gh` access; the skill is procedural documentation rather than a hosted integration.381installs6Git Sync Maingit-sync-main is a Bash-driven agent skill that synchronizes your local default branch with the newest commits from either an official remote (typical fork workflow) or origin (your own repository). Indie builders and agents use it when asked to update main, sync upstream, or pull the latest primary branch without guessing whether the project is forked. The procedure inspects git remote -v, fetches the right remote, checks out main or master, applies git reset --hard official/branch or git pull origin/branch, optionally force-with-lease pushes forked origin, and confirms with a short log. It encodes team conventions such as naming the upstream remote official and preferring --force-with-lease over bare --force. The skill is narrow but high leverage for agents that must not drift from upstream before opening PRs or cutting releases.379installs7Git Get Notificationgit-get-notification is an agent skill that checks GitHub notifications and recent Issues and PRs for a curated set of Milvus and LangChain-related repositories. It is built for maintainers and integrators who need a quick inbox sweep without opening github.com—especially when the user says to check notifications or see what changed on monitored repos. Execution starts by resolving whether to query all seven default repos or a single match from a partial name, then pulls unread notifications via gh api with JSON filtering and priority tiers. High-priority reasons include mentions, review requests, and assignments; medium tier covers your authored threads, state changes, and comments. The skill allows Bash for gh commands and assumes gh auth is configured. It complements ship-phase review work but lives on the monitoring shelf because its core job is ongoing awareness, not merging code.378installs