pdw96
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pdw96 publishes Korean-language repository operating guidelines covering agent authority boundaries, PR review rounds, durable documentation, and environment reachability diagnostics.
Agent Skills by pdw96
Showing 4 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
pdw96authority-line
Defines which repository actions agents perform autonomously and which require human approval.
pdw96pr-round
Interprets GitHub pull request review bot signals and verdicts per commit.
pdw96durable-writing
Write issue bodies and persistent documents that avoid stale claims and duplicated work.
pdw96env-reach
Diagnose GitHub API, artifact, and session connectivity failures in Claude Code environments.
Frequently Asked Questions About pdw96
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I handle using pdw96's skills?▼
You can define agent authority boundaries and escalation thresholds, run a disciplined pull request review round, write durable issue and artifact documentation, and diagnose blocked GitHub, artifact, or session access with dated re-measurement instead of assumptions.
Who are pdw96's skills designed for?▼
They target repository maintainers and engineers working alongside coding agents who need explicit rules for when agents act alone versus escalate, how to read bot review signals like CodeRabbit, and how to keep long-lived documents accurate.
How do I apply these skills in practice?▼
Consult authority-line before autonomous action or reporting, pr-round when opening or marking a PR ready, durable-writing when editing issues or status documents, and env-reach when a call is denied or a new session starts.
What prerequisites do pdw96's skills require?▼
No external dependencies are specified in the manifest. The skills assume a GitHub-based repository context with pull requests, issues, artifacts, sessions, and review bots such as CodeRabbit, plus an agent operating under human oversight.