cbusillo
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cbusillo maintains a registry of repository-governance skills covering PR babysitting, upstream fork convergence, readiness gates, private infrastructure operations, and GitHub work rollups.
Agent Skills by cbusillo
Showing 26 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
model-review
Runs OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models read-only against a repository for independent code review.
local-llm
Inventory, chat with, and benchmark local LLM endpoints through LM Studio APIs.
work-closeout
Coordinates GitHub plan cleanup, git worktree hygiene, and safe-to-exit closeout verdicts.
repo-readiness
Orchestrates local, GitHub, inspection, and browser evidence into a repository readiness verdict.
github-plan
Plan durable work in GitHub issues with sub-issues, blockers, milestones, and Projects.
upstream-convergence
Synchronize a maintained fork with its pinned upstream commit using phased inspection and evidence recording.
design-collaboration
Coordinates issue-backed UI design collaboration between coding agents and external design reviewers.
infra-ops
Operate private infrastructure through redacted helpers, safety tiers, and guarded API mutations.
plan
Manages explicit local plan files as an offline alternative to GitHub-backed planning.
partdb
Search, inspect, and safely update Part-DB inventory through approval-gated API helpers.
jetbrains-inspection
Run JetBrains IDE inspections through the local inspection plugin with route-safe lifecycle handling.
docs-lookup
Find current external documentation and local operational context for technology questions.
launchplane
Inspect and mutate Launchplane-managed product and runtime state through audited helper scripts.
github-work-rollup
Generate read-only GitHub work rollups and external-comment attention reports.
skill-creator
Create, validate, and update Codex skill directories with scaffolding scripts and authoring guidance.
github
Executes GitHub repository workflows including PRs, issues, Actions, merges, and cleanup through automation-token helpers.
google-seo
Query Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and IndexNow for SEO diagnostics and sitemap submission.
plugin-creator
Scaffold Codex plugin directories with manifest placeholders and marketplace.json entries.
people
Resolve names, handles, and aliases against private local people indexes.
babysit-pr
Monitor GitHub pull request CI, review comments, and mergeability until merge or closure.
memory-distillation
Audit Codex and Codex Lab memories and promote durable knowledge into skills, docs, or config.
openai-docs
Retrieve and cite official OpenAI documentation for Codex, models, APIs, and migrations.
rollout-friction
Audit agent rollout and session traces for recurring workflow friction signals.
browser-ui-review
Inspect and interact with live web pages in a real browser to verify UI behavior and capture screenshot evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions About cbusillo
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with cbusillo's skills?▼
You can babysit pull requests through CI and review cycles, check repository readiness to merge or ship, converge maintained forks with upstream, close out workstreams with git hygiene checks, generate GitHub work rollups and unanswered-comment reports, manage Part-DB inventory, and run guarded private infrastructure operations.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target software engineers and operators maintaining GitHub repositories, downstream forks, and self-hosted private infrastructure such as NPMplus and Part-DB. Maintainers who need readiness gates, security reviews, multi-provider model review, and verified work briefs for managers are the primary audience.
How do I run these skills in practice?▼
Skills execute through uv-run scripts, for example `uv run scripts/gh_pr_watch.py --pr auto --watch` for PR monitoring or `uv run scripts/repo_cleanup.py inventory --repo <path> --json` for cleanup evidence. The python-uv-workflow skill steers all setup, tests, and packaging toward uv instead of system Python or pip.
Are cbusillo's skills free and open source?▼
The skills are published in a public GitHub repository under the cbusillo account with 64 public repos, and no licensing fees or paid tiers are indicated in the manifest. Several skills require your own private context files, GitHub access, or provider credentials to function.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Most skills need uv for script execution and GitHub repository access. Private-context skills (infra-ops, partdb, people, docs-lookup) require locally configured private YAML context files, which are validated without printing secrets. browser-ui-review needs an installed ui-browser helper, and model-review needs OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google provider access.