Jacob Miller
Community@jacobmiller22
SWE. Virginia Tech 2022 Alum.
Agent Skills by Jacob Miller
Showing 5 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
devops
Automates staging-to-production promotions, deployment monitoring, and rollbacks for Cloudflare Workers.
project-management
Manages GitHub Project v2 boards, milestones, issues, and delivery phases for the ChrisShop monorepo.
story-orchestrator
Orchestrates parallel worker subagents to execute unblocked GitHub user stories in isolated git worktrees.
backlog-refinement
Audits and refines GitHub issues against codebase reality for adversarial backlog grooming.
story-feedback-loop
Orchestrates user story implementation with worktree isolation, dual-role review, and GitHub issue tracking.
Frequently Asked Questions About Jacob Miller
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using Jacob Miller's skills?▼
You can automate production promotions from staging, Cloudflare Workers CI/CD monitoring, edge health probes, database migrations, emergency rollbacks, GitHub Projects v2 board management, backlog refinement, and parallel user-story implementation with dual-role Implementor/Judge feedback loops.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target software engineers, release engineers, and Technical Project Managers working on the ChrisShop commerce project, particularly those managing Cloudflare Workers deployments, GitHub issue tracking, and multi-agent story execution across delivery phases.
How do the story execution skills work in practice?▼
The story-orchestrator identifies unblocked stories, provisions worker subagents in dedicated wt (worktrunk) worktrees, and supervises execution. The story-feedback-loop runs Implementor plus SME Judge review cycles with progress audit comments, PR-to-issue linking, and worktree teardown.
What are the prerequisites and dependencies for these skills?▼
The skills assume the ChrisShop monorepo environment: Cloudflare Workers, D1 SQLite, Workers KV, R2 storage, Payload CMS v3, Shopify integration, GitHub Projects v2, and git worktrees via the wt (worktrunk) tool for isolated story development.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The skills are published publicly on Jacob Miller's GitHub profile (jacobmiller22) as part of a 63-repository public account. No licensing fees or paid tiers are indicated in the manifest; they are instruction-based skill definitions rather than commercial software.