William Thorsen
Community@williamthorsen · Penticton, Canada
William Thorsen maintains a skill registry for orchestrated software development: pull request lifecycle, code review, ticket management, knowledge-base curation, and testing conventions.
Agent Skills by William Thorsen
Showing 64 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
williamthorsenoffice-game-feel
Designs animation, movement, and interaction patterns for an Excalibur.js office visualization.
williamthorsenoffice-visual-design
Guides visual design decisions for a pixel-art office visualization using LimeZu tilesets.
williamthorsencreate-devlog
Generate a devlog entry summarizing recent commits or working-tree changes.
williamthorsenreview-permissions
Recommends updates to the Claude Code permissions allow list based on session commands.
williamthorsenmerge-gh-pr
Merges GitHub pull requests via gh CLI with pre-merge validation and artifact recording.
williamthorsenrevise-comments
Revise code comments in target files per comment-discipline rules, editing in place.
williamthorsencapture-feedback
Records user feedback on agent behavior as tagged guidance-refinement candidates in a knowledge base.
williamthorsenrevise-prose
Sweep repository prose against writing rules and repair violations through dispatched subagents.
williamthorsenrefine-plan
Reviews and revises implementation plans for completeness and correctness against ticket requirements.
williamthorsenplan-orchestrable-steps
Decomposes a story into independently orchestrable implementation steps with interactive planner feedback.
williamthorsenwrap-up
Creates tickets, posts insights, and generates devlogs for deferred session work.
williamthorsencreate-commit
Compose and record a git commit for one logical unit of work.
williamthorsenkb-curate
Audit a knowledge base for wikilink, tag, taxonomy, and verification hygiene defects.
williamthorsencreate-bitbucket-pr
Creates a Bitbucket pull request from prepared title, body, and branch inputs.
williamthorsenpeople-report
Generate headcount, attrition, diversity, and org health reports from employee CSV data.
williamthorsencondense-branch
Squash branch commits into a single commit with a synthesized message.
williamthorsensystematic-debugging
Diagnose bugs through four-phase root cause investigation before proposing fixes.
williamthorsenorchestrate-review
Runs a review-only pipeline on existing branch changes via the orchestrate engine.
williamthorsencreate-gh-pr
Creates a GitHub pull request via the gh CLI from pre-resolved delegate inputs.
williamthorsenmigrate-feedback-memories
Route per-project feedback memories to capture, retain, or delete destinations via a bundled enumerator.
williamthorsenorchestrate-dev
Runs a full development pipeline covering architecture, planning, implementation, and iterative code review.
williamthorsenreview-branch
Reviews branch changes against a diff base and saves a scored review artifact.
williamthorsenadd-test-ids
Adds data-test-id attributes to new and modified React components.
williamthorsenupgrade-dependencies
Upgrade package.json dependencies through structured detection, triage, execution, and verification.
Frequently Asked Questions About William Thorsen
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with William Thorsen's skills?▼
You can run the full development cycle: create implementation plans from tickets, classify ticket complexity, implement plans, review branches and pull requests on GitHub or Bitbucket, squash and merge commits, update Jira issues, curate a knowledge base, and generate devlogs and session summaries.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and technical leads working in ticket-driven repositories with GitHub or Bitbucket hosting, Jira issue tracking, and Jest/TypeScript test suites. Skills like orchestrate-dev, review-pr, and people-report also serve engineering managers needing headcount, attrition, and diversity reporting.
How do the orchestration skills run in practice?▼
Invoke orchestrate-dev for the full architecture-planning-implementation-review cycle, or orchestrate-review for review-only passes on existing branch changes. The orchestrate engine dispatches specialized subagents such as orchestrated-planner, orchestrated-coder, and aspect reviewers, emitting lifecycle events via emit-event.
What dependencies and prerequisites do the skills require?▼
Many skills declare explicit dependencies: review-branch requires emit-event and review-criteria; plan requires testing-conventions; orchestrate requires nine subagents. Platform skills need GitHub or Bitbucket access, update-jira-ticket supports acli or contentFormat-based Jira surfaces, and some skills target specific harnesses like claude or rovo.
How does the knowledge base system work?▼
kb-add captures notes via agent-mediated classification, kb-retrieve and kb-retrieve-events return ranked assertions and events with freshness and supersession signals, kb-edit applies single mechanical mutations, and kb-curate audits vault-wide hygiene including broken wikilinks, hardcoded paths, and supersede-chain defects.