What problem does it solve?
Maintainers of the Mos macOS input-interception tool face high-risk external contributions touching event taps, HID devices, and accessibility permissions, and need a disciplined end-to-end process for reviewing, merging, releasing, and following up on community PRs without regressions or neglected contributors.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured PR triage and cross-branch analysis: Classifies open PRs (bug fix, feature, dependency bot) and checks whether bugs exist on both master and active refactor branches before deciding merge strategy.
- Deep review with domain checklists: Enforces specialized review criteria for event tap changes (CGEventTapLocation, event masks, synthetic event loops, secure input) and performance red lines for Logi/HID++ code, with three outcomes: merge with thanks, request-changes with actionable guidance, or close with acknowledgment.
- Release integration and post-release follow-up: Writes plain-language release notes with inline contributor credits, then revisits every related issue (including same-symptom duplicates) to notify reporters and request verification.
- Use Case: When asked to "see which PRs need handling", the Skill scans all open PRs, cross-analyzes branches, reviews event-tap-sensitive diffs against the checklist, merges safe fixes with personalized thank-you comments, and after release notifies every linked issue reporter.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to scan the open PRs in the Mos repository and run the full community PR loop from triage through review and merge recommendations.