marcocpt
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marcocpt provides Git branching, worktree isolation, CI verification, TDD debugging, and code review skills for disciplined AI-assisted software development teams.
Agent Skills by marcocpt
Showing 50 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
github-pull
Commits local branch changes and merges them into develop via GitHub pull requests.
using-git-worktrees
Creates isolated git worktrees with automatic project setup and baseline test verification.
git-commit
Generate conventional commit messages by analyzing git diffs and staging changes.
dd-shared-ci
Validates macOS code changes through GitHub Actions CI runs across baseline, regression, push, and merge scenarios.
dd-git-branch
Enforces Git branch naming conventions, one-branch-one-feature rules, and feature flag strategies.
test-driven-development
Enforces test-driven development by writing failing tests before implementation code.
systematic-debugging
Diagnose bugs through a four-phase root-cause investigation process before proposing fixes.
dd-git-merge
Enforces merge-only Git workflows with daily merge rules, push procedures, and commit conventions.
dd-shared-subagent
Coordinates three parallel review subagents with direction-based division and result aggregation rules.
dd-shared-ui
Defines shared UI observability gate rules with evidence tiers and closure criteria.
dd-git-workflow
Defines Git branching model and merge-only workflow rules for AI-assisted multi-branch development.
chinese-git-workflow
Standardizes Git workflows, commit messages, and CI/CD pipelines for Chinese hosting platforms.
using-superpowers
Enforces skill discovery and invocation rules before any AI agent response.
dispatching-parallel-agents
Dispatch focused sub-agents in parallel to fix independent test failures concurrently.
dd-git-ci
Runs pre-merge checks, SwiftLint strict validation, and conflict prediction for Git CI pipelines.
detailed-log
Adds prefixed debug logs to code and commits changes to Git.
gh-cli
Manage GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and Actions from the command line.
dd-docreview-grilling
Conducts interactive document reviews with diagram-based answers and structured TODO tracking.
chinese-code-review
Generates culturally appropriate Chinese code review feedback with priority labels and commit conventions.
dd-shared-state
Persists workflow state to JSON files in git directories for session recovery.
executing-plans
Executes written implementation plans task-by-task with review checkpoints and per-task commits.
dd-git-health
Evaluates Git branch health using staleness, conflict, scale, and mergeability metrics.
github-issue-create
Creates GitHub issues via GitHub CLI after checking for duplicates.
finishing-a-development-branch
Guides merging, pull request creation, or cleanup of completed Git development branches.
Frequently Asked Questions About marcocpt
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using marcocpt's skills?▼
You can manage Git branches and worktrees, generate conventional commits, resolve merge conflicts, monitor branch health, run pre-merge CI checks with SwiftLint, execute TDD bug fixes, conduct interactive document reviews, and create or execute GitHub issues and pull requests.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers practicing AI-assisted development, particularly teams using multi-branch parallel development with worktrees, Chinese development teams on Gitee/Coding/GitLab, and iOS/macOS developers needing SwiftLint checks, XCUITest evidence, and structured code review processes.
How do the Git workflow skills operate in practice?▼
The dd-git-workflow entry skill routes to sub-skills covering branch naming, worktree creation, daily merge-only integration, conflict handling with public file locks, and stale branch cleanup. State files like bug-fix-state.json enable session recovery across interrupted work.
Are marcocpt's skills open source?▼
The git-commit skill explicitly carries an MIT license with Bash tool permissions. Other skills in the manifest do not declare licenses, so users should check individual skill repositories before redistribution or commercial use.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Skills require a Git repository environment, the GitHub CLI (gh) for issue, PR, and CI run operations, and Bash execution access. iOS-focused skills assume SwiftLint and XCUITest availability, while CI verification skills reference self-hosted runners and test-macos.sh scripts.