Jason Gilbertson
Community@jrgilbertson · Los Angeles, CA
Technical founder and CEO, Corvly | 15+ years building and leading data and AI organizations, from startups to Fortune 50 | Co-author, Networked Thinking
Agent Skills by Jason Gilbertson
Showing 11 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
jrgilbertsonrepo-gardener
Automates nightly repository maintenance by dispatching executors that ship reviewable pull requests.
jrgilbertsonchecking-merge-readiness
Reviews a pull request's full history and diff to recommend merge, debug, or do not merge.
jrgilbertsonreviewing-meetings
Convert completed meetings from sources like Granola into reviewable, approval-gated action proposals.
jrgilbertsonchecking-pr-readiness
Assesses whether a git branch is ready for pull request creation using evidence-based checks.
jrgilbertsonroute-work
Routes work kickoff requests to the correct starting workflow owner with a structured card.
jrgilbertsonmanaging-personal-crm
Maintains relationship notes and routes follow-ups from interaction evidence across configured sources.
jrgilbertsonpersonal-chief-of-staff
Conducts daily, weekly, and quarterly personal reviews across email, calendar, tasks, and Obsidian sources.
jrgilbertsoncreating-portable-skills
Create, audit, and validate portable Agent Skills packages with structured review and testing.
jrgilbertsonchecking-simplicity
Assesses architectures, plans, and code for unnecessary complexity against stated needs.
jrgilbertsonmanaging-issues
Create, update, and manage GitHub or Linear issues with native dependency graphs and approval-gated batches.
jrgilbertsonstorm-research
Produces multi-perspective research briefings using isolated lens executors and source audits.
Frequently Asked Questions About Jason Gilbertson
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with jrgilbertson's skills?▼
You can check pull-request readiness, review merges before merging, manage GitHub and Linear issues, run nightly repository gardening, process completed meetings, maintain a personal CRM in Obsidian, run chief-of-staff reviews, simplify overengineered designs, and produce STORM-style multi-perspective research briefings.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target developers and technical founders who manage pull requests, issues, and repository health on GitHub or Linear, plus individuals running personal knowledge systems in Obsidian who need meeting review, relationship tracking, and periodic chief-of-staff reviews.
What are the installation and runtime requirements?▼
Most skills need git and an authenticated GitHub CLI; merge review also uses jq and shasum. Issue management needs Python 3 plus gh, Linear MCP, or Orca access. Obsidian-backed skills require a running Obsidian app with its CLI, and chief-of-staff needs Python 3.8+ on POSIX.
Are these skills open source and free to use?▼
Yes. The non-fixture skills carry an MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution. The pr-publisher, rot-review-target, planted, pressure, and clean entries are synthetic fixtures for exercising scan signals, not production capabilities.
What happens when dependencies like the GitHub CLI are missing?▼
Skills degrade gracefully. Merge review falls back to an owner-supplied description and identity-checked local diff, dropping merge from recommendations. PR-readiness companion checks degrade to named skips, and repo-gardener without write access only senses and reports repository state.