Pedro Ferrari
Community@petobens · Buenos Aires, Argentina
Pedro Ferrari's skill registry covers git change management, Google Workspace document operations, PDF extraction, and Typst typesetting for engineering and productivity tasks.
Agent Skills by Pedro Ferrari
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
petobenswrite-changelog
Generates Keep a Changelog entries from git commit messages.
petobensgoogle-docs
Create, read, edit, and format Google Docs documents using the gws CLI.
petobenspython
Creates, modifies, and reviews repository Python code with type hints, Ruff linting, and pytest tests.
petobensreview-diff
Reviews a git diff and returns structured Copilot-style feedback without modifying files.
petobensdraft-mutt-performance-review
Drafts evidence-based Mutt manager performance reviews in Spanish using self reviews, 1:1 notes, and competency matrices.
petobensread-pdf
Reads local and Google Drive PDFs and answers questions about their contents.
petobenstypst
Generates, compiles, and visually verifies Typst documents using local templates and conventions.
petobenswrite-commit-message
Generates a git commit message from a diff matching the repository's commit style.
petobensfinish-change
Refines, validates, and finalizes an in-progress code change for commit readiness.
petobensgoogle-sheets
Create, read, edit, and format Google Sheets through the gws CLI.
petobensgoogle-drive
Search, list, and manage Google Drive files using the gws CLI.
petobensgoogle-slides
Reads, edits, and builds Google Slides decks via the gws CLI and Slides API.
petobensanalyze-agent-sessions
Analyzes Codex and Claude Code session logs to reconstruct prior work and identify patterns.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pedro Ferrari
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using petobens's skills?▼
You can generate changelogs and commit messages from git history, review and finish code diffs, create and edit Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive files via gws, read local or Drive PDFs, compile Typst academic documents and slide decks, and draft Mutt performance reviews.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers managing git-based change workflows, technical writers producing Typst academic articles and Muttdata decks, and managers at Mutt drafting evidence-based performance reviews. Productivity skills suit anyone working heavily inside Google Workspace documents.
What are the installation and runtime requirements?▼
Git skills require the git binary. Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive skills require the gws binary; Slides additionally needs curl, jq, and pass. PDF reading requires gws plus poppler utilities: pdftotext, pdfinfo, and pdftoppm. Typst skills rely on local templates.
How do the git skills work together in a change lifecycle?▼
review-diff produces a structured, read-only assessment of a diff; finish-change refines the implementation, applies review feedback, runs checks, and gives a commit-readiness verdict; write-commit-message then generates a style-matched message, and write-changelog produces the release entry.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The skills are published in petobens's public GitHub repository at no cost. They depend on freely available binaries such as git, gws, and poppler utilities; Google Workspace operations require the user's own authenticated gws access to their Google account.