Kota Hashihama
Community@kotahashihama · Tokyo, Japan
Software Engineer / React, Next.js, TypeScript, Go, Claude Code
Agent Skills by Kota Hashihama
Showing 34 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
kotahashihamaresolve-renovate-pr
Diagnose and fix Renovate dependency-update PRs until they reach a mergeable state.
kotahashihamaformat-github-post
Formats GitHub PR descriptions, comments, and review replies using tables, Mermaid, alerts, and details blocks.
kotahashihamapropose-tech-updates
Analyzes a repository across dependencies, CI, style, and tests to propose verified technical improvements.
kotahashihamaexplain-review
Fetches GitHub PR review comments and explains each with recommendations and learning takeaways.
kotahashihamaship-pr
Orchestrates pull request creation and iterative AI review rounds via wrapper skills.
kotahashihamarebase-stack
Rebases stacked pull requests bottom-up, verifies each branch, and force-pushes with lease.
kotahashihamareview-tests
Reviews whether implementation changes are followed by corresponding tests and Stories in git diffs.
kotahashihamareview-code
Reviews your own git diff against repository conventions and returns must, imo, and nits findings in conversation.
kotahashihamawait-ci
Waits for GitHub Actions workflow runs to complete in the background using run ID comparison.
kotahashihamareview-code-deeply
Reviews code diffs with parallel sub-agents across multiple perspectives and severity tiers.
kotahashihamaupdate-pr-description
Rewrites GitHub PR descriptions and supplemental comments to match the final branch diff.
kotahashihamasplit-prs
Splits large changes into stacked branches and links them as GitHub PR stacks using gh stack.
kotahashihamasummarize-prs
Consolidates multiple GitHub pull requests into one plain-language completion report for non-engineers.
kotahashihamaresolve-human-reviews
Address human PR review comments with code fixes and prepare reply drafts without posting to GitHub.
kotahashihamaorganize-rules
Organizes global Claude Code rules and skills through naming, splitting, merging, and placement conventions.
kotahashihamanotify-peer-sessions
Compose and send verified messages to peer agent sessions via ListAgents and SendMessage.
kotahashihamajapanese-tech-writing
Enforces Japanese technical writing norms for drafting and revising technical documents.
kotahashihamaresolve-conflicts
Merges a target branch into the current branch and resolves git conflicts by intent.
kotahashihamareview-pr
Reviews others' GitHub pull requests and posts summary plus inline comments via gh API.
kotahashihamaexplain-code
Explains what code does and why using diagrams, tables, and file:line references.
kotahashihamafinalize-pr
Orchestrates pre-merge PR checks, fixes, commits, and description updates before review.
kotahashihamawalk-code
Guides interactive step-by-step code walkthroughs that teach users how to trace code paths themselves.
kotahashihamalist-prs
Lists open GitHub pull requests across repositories with status, dependencies, and review priority.
kotahashihamaresolve-ai-reviews
Triage and resolve AI bot review comments on GitHub pull requests.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kota Hashihama
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using Kota Hashihama's skills?▼
You can create and finalize pull requests, run multi-round AI review loops, respond to human and AI review comments, split large changes into stacked PRs, rebase stacks, resolve merge conflicts, explain code and review comments, summarize fixes for non-engineers, and audit dotfiles and leaked secrets.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers working in GitHub-centric teams, especially those using React, Next.js, TypeScript, or Go. They suit developers managing multiple open PRs across frontend, backend, and infrastructure repositories who want consistent review, commit, and reporting practices.
How do the skills run in practice?▼
They are Claude Code skills invoked via slash commands such as /ship-pr, /review-pr, or /rebase-stack. They operate through the GitHub CLI (gh), git commands, and package managers like pnpm, npm, and yarn, with some skills orchestrating others as composable steps.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The skills are published in a public GitHub repository at no cost. The japanese-tech-writing skill explicitly carries the Unlicense. Usage requires a Claude Code environment; no separate paid license is indicated in the manifest.
What prerequisites and dependencies are required?▼
You need Claude Code, the GitHub CLI (gh) authenticated against your repositories, git, and depending on the skill, Node.js package managers (pnpm/npm/yarn), Go, or Homebrew. Dotfiles skills assume a symlink-based dotfiles repository with backup and restore scripts.