Automate the ship workflow from base-branch detection to PR creation.
npx skills add https://github.com/algorithmbasics/gstack --skill ship-algorithmbasics
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ship Source: https://github.com/algorithmbasics/gstack/tree/main/ship Command: npx skills add https://github.com/algorithmbasics/gstack --skill ship-algorithmbasics
Shipping software involves a complex sequence of steps from detecting changes on the base branch to merging, testing, bumping versions, updating changelogs, and opening PRs. This Skill automates that end-to-end flow and reduces manual toil.
Use the ship skill to automatically run the full release workflow for your current branch, producing a PR URL on success.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automating git release workflows requires running tests, bumping versions, updating changelogs, and creating pull requests in sequence. This end-to-end ship workflow ensures a deterministic release flow on feature branches, reducing manual toil and handling edge cases like conflicts proactively.
An end-to-end ship workflow automates the sequence from detecting the base branch and reviewing diffs to executing tests, bumping versions, and updating changelogs. It commits and pushes changes, ultimately producing a PR URL to merge the feature branch into the main branch.
Yes, automating version bumps and changelog updates requires a clean working tree and repository access. The workflow performs commits and pushes, so a clean state ensures changes do not conflict with uncommitted local files during the automated release process.
Handling test failures and conflicts during an automated release flow is managed by proactive guidance that ensures correct action ordering. The workflow detects edge cases like test failures and conflicts, pausing to provide feedback before completing the PR creation process.
Automating code shipping and PRs requires standard tools including Git, a test runner, and CI. These tools perform base-branch detection, execute test runs, manage changelog updates, and handle the final commit, push, and pull request creation.
Yes, you can use this automated release flow for any feature branch ready for release. The workflow detects the base branch, executes tests, bumps versions, updates the changelog, and prepares a PR URL targeting the main branch upon successful test completion.
apocohqRebase a feature branch into logical commits for PR review.
mkrlabsCreate GitHub pull requests from feature branches and report preview deployment URLs.
Marshall-HallenbeckAnalyze uncommitted git diffs for bugs, vulnerabilities, and maintainability issues.
MissTullyAutomate the end-to-end ship workflow from code readiness to PR creation.
