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Jeremiah Haynes

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@dsatpm · Portland, OR

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30Public Repos
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6Published Skills

Working on my own thing, stay tuned!

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Code Review & PR Q.. (35%)Visual Testing & E.. (30%)Git Branching & Wo.. (20%)Prose & Commit Mes.. (15%)

Agent Skills by Jeremiah Haynes

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Frequently Asked Questions About Jeremiah Haynes

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What tasks can I accomplish with dsatpm's skills?▼

You can iterate PRs, MRs, or Perforce changelists against Greptile review until a 5/5 score, capture before/after screenshot comparisons of web pages, record annotated video evidence of UI testing, start isolated Git worktree branches for parallel work, and strip AI-sounding phrasing from commit messages, docs, and comments.

Who are these skills designed for?▼

Software engineers and reviewers working in GitHub, GitLab, or Perforce repositories who need rigorous code-review loops, verifiable UI change evidence, and clean parallel feature development. They suit teams enforcing Greptile review standards and developers documenting visual changes in pull requests.

What are the prerequisites and dependencies?▼

Greploop skills require git, authenticated gh or glab CLI, Greptile installed on the repo, and p4 for Perforce. Test-with-evidence needs Python 3, ffmpeg/ffprobe with libx264 and ass filter, plus a GUI or Playwright for headless runs. Before-and-after uses npx @vercel/before-and-after.

Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼

The greploop and greploop-apps skills are explicitly licensed under MIT by author greptileai, making them free to use and modify. Other skills in the manifest do not state a license. All skills are free to invoke, though they depend on external services like Greptile and Vercel.

How do the greploop and greploop-apps skills differ?▼

Both iteratively fix a PR, MR, or shelved changelist until Greptile gives 5/5 confidence with zero unresolved comments. Greploop-apps tags @greptile-apps instead of @greptile, bypassing Greptile's file-count limit so very large PRs that the plain mention refuses to review still get processed.