Gus Narea
Community@gnarea · Europe
Gus Narea's skill registry defines conventions for ghost-writing, issue tracker management, and language-agnostic code quality standards.
Agent Skills by Gus Narea
Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
gnareaghost-writing
Applies tone, British English, and formatting conventions when drafting or editing text.
gnareaissue-tracking
Creates, updates, and closes issues in trackers like GitHub, Jira, and Linear using structured templates.
gnareaprogramming
Enforces language-agnostic conventions for writing, reviewing, and testing source code.
Frequently Asked Questions About Gus Narea
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform using Gus Narea's skills?▼
You can draft or edit text following Gus's writing conventions, manage issues across trackers like GitHub, Jira, and Linear, and write or review source code using language-agnostic standards for naming, data modelling, error handling, security, privacy, and tests.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
These skills target engineers and collaborators working with Gus Narea who need consistent conventions for prose, issue tracker hygiene, and code quality. They suit anyone writing, changing, or reviewing source code or managing tasks in shared issue trackers.
Does the programming skill depend on a specific language?▼
No. The programming skill is explicitly language-agnostic. It covers code organisation, naming, data modelling, error handling, security and privacy, and tests, and applies whenever writing, changing, or reviewing source code in any programming language.
Which issue trackers does the issue-tracking skill support?▼
The issue-tracking skill supports any issue tracker, with GitHub, Jira, and Linear named as examples. It governs creating, updating, closing, and replying to issues or tasks, providing consistent guidelines regardless of the specific platform in use.
Can the ghost-writing skill be invoked directly by users?▼
No. The ghost-writing skill is marked user-invocable: false, meaning it is applied automatically when drafting or editing text on Gus's behalf rather than being triggered directly by a user command.