Justin Lui
Community@jlui17 · San Francisco, California
Founding Engineer @ Scorecard AI
Agent Skills by Justin Lui
Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
jlui17pr-feedback
Addresses GitHub PR review comments with one commit per item and resolves review threads.
jlui17dotfiles
Manages machine setup and global agent context through a symlinked dotfiles repository and idempotent install script.
jlui17dd-cli-usage
Operates the DoorDash CLI to order food, groceries, and retail items from local businesses.
jlui17managing-context
Maintains and audits standing context across rules.d fragments, skills, and CLAUDE.md files.
jlui17style
Applies Justin's personal writing voice to PRs, docs, reviews, and Slack messages.
jlui17dev-machines
Manages SSH access, deployment, and dotfiles sync across a Tailscale-connected machine fleet.
jlui17herdr-agents
Orchestrate herdr terminal sessions, spaces, tabs, and coding agents via the herdr CLI.
jlui17gog
Operate Google Docs, Drive, Sheets, Calendar, and Gmail through the gog CLI.
jlui17worktrees
Creates and manages task-level git worktrees bound to herdr spaces via wtnew, cdw, and cdwrm.
jlui17pr-review
Reviews pull requests and diffs against repository conventions with verified findings.
Frequently Asked Questions About Justin Lui
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Justin Lui's skills?▼
You can manage task-level git worktrees, review PRs and address reviewer feedback, edit dotfiles and standing agent context, drive herdr sessions with coding agents, operate remote dev machines over a tailnet, order via DoorDash CLI, and work with Google Docs, Drive, Calendar, and Gmail.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They are built for Justin Lui's personal engineering environment: his machines, repos, dotfiles, and writing voice. They suit a single developer standardizing PR review, worktree-per-task flows, machine setup, and agent context rather than a general-purpose public toolkit.
How do the worktree and herdr skills work together in practice?▼
The worktrees skill creates an isolated checkout per task using wtnew, backed by a worktree-setups registry in the dotfiles repo. The herdr-agents skill then opens a session or tab, launches a coding agent in a pane, sends prompts, monitors output, and tears everything down afterward.
What prerequisites do these skills assume?▼
They assume access to Justin's dotfiles repo with install.sh, his tailnet-connected machines (sfx, srv, VPS, scorecard mac), a herdr installation, and accounts for Google Workspace and DoorDash. Several skills reference repo-specific review skills like colony's impl-review.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The manifest lists them as personal skills under Justin Lui's public GitHub profile (jlui17) with no stated license or pricing. They are configuration and convention layers over existing tools like git, herdr, and Google Workspace, so costs depend on those underlying services.