haackedCommunity·5 Agent Skills Included

dotfiles

Automated PR reviews, CI monitoring, and developer workflow scripts

Automates pull request reviews, CI failure triage, commit cleanup, and conflict resolution across GitHub repos. Eliminates manual PR babysitting, flaky test re-runs, and repetitive standup or sprint note writing. Ships shell scripts, git helpers, and ready-made skills that plug into Claude Code and Codex for faster daily engineering work.

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npx skills add haacked/dotfiles --all -g -y

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Gives the agent its operating rules for this setup: how to route work through the bundled skills, follow the test-first implementation flow, handle git and GitHub operations, and write in plain style.

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note

Create, find, list, and update structured notes in git-tracked repositories.

analyze-permissions

Analyze Claude permission entries and propose consolidated wildcard patterns.

standup

Aggregate GitHub PR activity into Slack-ready standup notes.

support

Organize support notes into ticket-specific directories for Zendesk and GitHub workflows.

triage-issues

Identify unlabeled GitHub issues and route them to a specified team.

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How to install haacked/dotfiles?▼

Run `npx skills add haacked/dotfiles --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this collection globally.

What does this dotfiles repo automate?▼

It automates PR review handling, CI failure triage and fixes, commit and PR creation, conflict resolution, standup notes, and sprint planning updates.

Does it work with Claude Code and Codex?▼

Yes. The ai/ directory installs shared skills and subagents into both Claude Code and Codex from one canonical source.

Can it watch my open PRs automatically?▼

Yes. The babysit-prs skill sweeps your open PRs, checks CI and merge-queue state, addresses review comments, and pushes fixes.

Do I need to write code to use these skills?▼

No. Once installed, you trigger each workflow with a short slash command and the agent runs the underlying scripts for you.