Execute GitHub operations via gh CLI with JSON filtering.
npx skills add https://github.com/memoirlabs/mog --skill gh-cli-memoirlabs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gh-cli Source: https://github.com/memoirlabs/mog/tree/main/apps/mog/src/brain/skills/gh-cli Command: npx skills add https://github.com/memoirlabs/mog --skill gh-cli-memoirlabs
It helps you perform GitHub management tasks without switching to the web UI by providing a comprehensive command-line reference for common operations.
Use Case Example: You want to triage new issues, review open PRs, and check failing CI runs for a specific repository—all from your terminal—using consistent commands and JSON outputs for faster filtering.
Ask your AI: "Show me how to list open issues labeled 'bug' and return the results as JSON for owner/repo using gh."
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage GitHub issues and pull requests from the command line by using specific gh subcommands to create, list, view, and edit them. This includes managing comments, reviews, and state changes without opening a browser.
Yes, you can inspect and manage GitHub Actions runs, workflows, caches, secrets, and variables directly from the terminal. This allows you to check failing CI/CD runs and manage automation workflows without using the web UI.
The best way to triage GitHub issues using the CLI is by executing list commands with specific label filters and requesting JSON output. This enables faster filtering and processing of triage data in automated scripts.
Yes, the GitHub CLI supports non-interactive authentication patterns for automation. It requires correct auth scope selection and environment configuration to safely execute automated workflows without user intervention.
You can manage GitHub organizations, releases, and gists from a single command line toolset by utilizing the respective gh subcommands. This allows you to handle organization settings, manage release assets, and create or edit gists directly from the terminal.
You should avoid using the GitHub CLI for repository management when you require complex visual diffs, interactive project board management, or lack the correct subcommand scope selection for safe non-interactive automation patterns.
KarlinskySConfigure GitHub authentication via HTTPS tokens, SSH keys, or gh CLI login.
freire19Retrieve GitHub repository, issue, pull request, and CI data via gh CLI.
PaulRBergManage GitHub resources via gh CLI with non-destructive operations.
gmliaoReply to GitHub PR comment threads using the GitHub CLI.
