Filip Procházka
Community@fprochazka · Czech Republic
Java, Kotlin, PHP, Python, TypeScript, ...
Agent Skills by Filip Procházka
Showing 32 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
fprochazkaresearch
Researches a topic by delegating web search queries to a SearXNG subagent.
fprochazkasearxngcli
Searches the web through a private SearXNG metasearch instance via the searxng CLI.
fprochazkafull
Reviews current branch changes with parallel multi-agent analysis and validated findings.
fprochazkapost
Posts an existing code-review report to a GitLab merge request as inline diff comments and a summary comment.
fprochazkawatch
Reviews a branch's merge request and watches it until every finding is addressed or refuted.
fprochazkamermaid-validate
Renders Mermaid .mmd files with mmdc and reports diagram correctness and clarity.
fprochazkamermaid
Write and validate Mermaid diagrams that render on GitLab, GitHub, and Linear.
fprochazkamigrate-to-uv
Migrate Python projects from Poetry, pipx, or pip to uv packaging.
fprochazkagemini-cli
Delegates large-codebase analysis to Gemini CLI in non-interactive mode via subagents.
fprochazkamr-status
Inspects GitLab merge requests and reports pipeline, approval, and review-thread status.
fprochazkacomments
Analyzes GitLab merge request discussion threads and proposes fixes for unresolved comments.
fprochazkapipeline
Diagnose failed GitLab MR pipeline jobs by analyzing logs and proposing fixes.
fprochazkaglab
Operates the GitLab CLI to manage merge requests, issues, CI pipelines, and API requests.
fprochazkaoverview
Reports merge request state including pipeline status, discussion threads, and merge blockers.
fprochazkawrap-up
Posts a condensed wrap-up comment to the ticket and marks it completed.
fprochazkapre-plan
Gathers ticket and codebase context into a briefing before solution planning.
fprochazkaticket-new
Drafts and creates issue tracker tickets from conversation context via a subagent.
fprochazkamr-open
Opens a draft merge request with ticket context, reviewer comments, and a one-screen description.
fprochazkaticket-attach-docs
Attaches session plan and research documents to the issue tracker ticket.
fprochazkamr-babysit
Drives GitLab merge requests to mergeable by rebasing, fixing CI, and triaging review threads.
fprochazkabrief-next-steps
Writes a concise next-steps briefing file from session conclusions into the plans directory.
fprochazkawrite-plan
Writes implementation plans structured for atomic git commits and subagent-driven execution.
fprochazkabro
Rewrites the assistant's last message in plain language without jargon.
fprochazkatechnical-writing
Applies plain-language rules to docs, comments, commit messages, and error messages.
Frequently Asked Questions About Filip Procházka
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using Filip Procházka's skills?▼
You can run multi-agent branch code reviews, post review reports to GitLab MRs as inline comments, check MR merge-readiness status, fix failed CI jobs and unresolved comments, open draft MRs, create and update tickets, write Mermaid diagrams, search the web via SearXNG, and migrate Python packaging to uv.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers working in GitLab-centric teams who manage merge requests, CI pipelines, and issue trackers daily. The author's background spans Java, Kotlin, PHP, Python, and TypeScript, so the skills suit polyglot backend developers handling review handoffs, ticket lifecycles, and documentation.
What does the practical runtime workflow look like?▼
Skills are invoked by name or trigger keywords inside a Claude-style agent environment. GitLab operations run through the glab CLI and helper scripts like mr-state.py, reviews delegate to subagents, Mermaid files render via mmdc for visual validation, and web search calls a private SearXNG instance through the searxng CLI.
What prerequisites and dependencies are required?▼
A GitLab instance with the glab CLI authenticated, git, and the plugin's bundled scripts such as mr-state.py. Optional integrations include a SearXNG metasearch instance for web search, mmdc for Mermaid rendering, uv for Python packaging, rabbitmqadmin for broker inspection, and Gemini CLI for large-context analysis.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The skills are published publicly under the fprochazka GitHub account, which lists 209 public repositories, and are free to inspect and adopt. No paid license is indicated; costs only arise from your own GitLab infrastructure, SearXNG hosting, or Gemini API usage.