Christopher
Community@blamechris · Mountain View, California
Professional software engineer who loves hobby projects!
Agent Skills by Christopher
Showing 8 vetted skills indexed across 3 GitHub repositories.
blamechrislearn
Extracts novel session learnings and persists them to the correct memory layer.
blamechrisagent-review
Reviews pull requests against project standards and posts structured feedback on GitHub.
blamechrisprime-directive
Re-establishes mission, authority, and guardrails for autonomous backlog-clearing runs after context compaction.
blamechriscreate-issue
Create standardized GitHub issues with labels, context, and duplicate detection.
blamechrisparallel-dev
Dispatch multiple agents into isolated worktrees to implement GitHub issues with TDD.
blamechriscreate-pr
Draft GitHub pull requests with detected issue closes and templates.
blamechrisAgent Review Skill
Review GitHub pull requests against project criteria and create issues for findings.
blamechrischeck-pr
Automate pull request reviews by addressing CI and Copilot comments inline.
Frequently Asked Questions About Christopher
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with blamechris's skills?▼
You can create standardized GitHub issues with duplicate detection, draft pull requests with detected issue closes, review PRs against project criteria, address CI and Copilot comments inline, dispatch parallel agents into worktrees, hunt bugs in target modules, and map unfamiliar repositories.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
These skills target software engineers and maintainers working in GitHub-based repositories who want structured issue creation, automated pull request review, parallel issue implementation with TDD, and faster onboarding into unfamiliar codebases.
How do the parallel development and review skills work in practice?▼
The parallel-dev skill dispatches multiple agents into isolated git worktrees to implement GitHub issues with TDD, while agent-review and check-pr launch expert reviewers that evaluate pull requests against project criteria and resolve CI and Copilot comments inline.
What prerequisites are needed to use these skills?▼
You need a GitHub-hosted repository with issues and pull requests, since every skill operates on GitHub artifacts such as issues, PRs, CI comments, labels, and git worktrees. No other external services are referenced in the manifest.
Do these skills support long-running or unattended work?▼
Yes. The prime-directive skill provides a reload-resilient north star for unattended, multi-wave backlog-clearing marathons, and the learn skill captures novel session learnings and persists them to the correct memory layer for continuity.