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Travis Burmaster

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Focused on the intersection of agentic AI, federal tech, and real-world deployment.

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DomainDeveloper To...Developer Tooling .. (40%)Business, Finance .. (25%)UI/UX & Creative M.. (15%)AI Models & Machin.. (10%)

Agent Skills by Travis Burmaster

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merge-pr

Merge prepared GitHub pull requests via squash with verified head SHA and co-author attribution.

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prepare-pr

Rebase a GitHub PR onto main, fix review findings, run gates, and push to the head branch.

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review-pr

Reviews GitHub pull requests with the gh CLI and produces structured readiness feedback.

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mintlify

Create and maintain Mintlify documentation sites with MDX pages and docs.json configuration.

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prose

Executes .prose programs that orchestrate multi-agent AI workflows through a simulated virtual machine.

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feishu-perm

Manage Feishu document and file permissions via a single feishu_perm tool.

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feishu-wiki

Navigate and manage Feishu wiki knowledge base spaces, nodes, and pages.

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feishu-drive

Manage Feishu cloud storage files and folders through a single drive tool.

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feishu-doc

Read, write, and edit Feishu cloud documents via a single action-based tool.

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nano-pdf

Edit specific PDF pages using natural-language instructions via the nano-pdf CLI.

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himalaya

Manage emails via IMAP and SMTP from the terminal using the himalaya CLI.

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bear-notes

Create, search, and manage Bear notes on macOS via the grizzly CLI.

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peekaboo

Capture and automate macOS UI interactions using the Peekaboo CLI.

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model-usage

Summarizes per-model cost usage from CodexBar local cost JSON for Codex or Claude.

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blogwatcher

Monitor blogs and RSS/Atom feeds for new articles using the blogwatcher CLI.

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discord

Send, read, and manage Discord messages through the message tool.

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coding-agent

Run Codex CLI, Claude Code, OpenCode, or Pi coding agents via background bash processes with PTY support.

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openhue

Control Philips Hue lights and scenes via the OpenHue CLI.

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gemini

Runs one-shot prompts against the Gemini CLI for Q&A, summaries, and generation.

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gifgrep

Search GIF providers, download results, and extract stills or contact sheets.

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session-logs

Search and analyze OpenClaw session JSONL logs using jq and ripgrep.

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ordercli

Checks Foodora order history and tracks active order status via the ordercli CLI.

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openai-whisper

Transcribe audio files to text locally using the Whisper CLI.

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spotify-player

Controls Spotify playback and search from the terminal via spogo or spotify_player.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Travis Burmaster

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What tasks can I accomplish with Travis Burmaster's skill registry?

The 72 skills cover GitHub PR review-prepare-merge cycles, terminal control of macOS apps (Notes, Reminders, Things, Bear, iMessage), messaging via Slack/Discord/WhatsApp, media processing (ffmpeg frames, Whisper transcription, PDF editing), legal contract drafting and review, and quantitative Monte Carlo and copula modeling.

Who is the target user for these skills?

Developers and power users running OpenClaw-compatible agents, primarily on macOS. The legal and quantitative-simulation packs target attorneys and analysts, while the PR lifecycle, tmux, mcporter, and skill-creator skills target software engineers managing terminal-centric environments.

How are these skills installed and run?

Each skill declares its dependencies in frontmatter and installs via Homebrew, Go modules, npm, uv, or direct runtime downloads. Examples: gh via brew or apt, grizzly via go install, mcporter via npm, and sherpa-onnx-tts via downloaded runtime and model archives.

Are these skills open source and free to use?

Skills with explicit licenses, including mintlify, legal-research, contract-review, contract-drafting, tracked-changes, and the Monte Carlo simulation pack, are MIT licensed. Most underlying CLIs are free; some require paid service keys such as OPENAI_API_KEY, GEMINI_API_KEY, ELEVENLABS_API_KEY, or NOTION_API_KEY.

What prerequisites do these skills require?

Requirements vary per skill and are declared in frontmatter: specific binaries (gh, ffmpeg, jq, tmux, whisper), operating systems (many are macOS-only via darwin flags), environment variables (NOTION_API_KEY, TRELLO_API_KEY, GOOGLE_PLACES_API_KEY), or channel configs for Slack, Discord, and BlueBubbles.