Kelly Mears
Community@kellymears · Winston-Salem, NC
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Agent Skills by Kelly Mears
Showing 22 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
kellymearsplaywright-cli
Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction.
kellymearsresearch
Conduct multi-source web research and generate cited reports with verification-tagged claims.
kellymearsink
Build terminal user interfaces with Ink React components and flexbox layout.
kellymearsseniordev
Enforces minimal code solutions by prioritizing stdlib, native features, and YAGNI principles.
kellymearsseniordev-help
Displays a quick-reference card for seniordev modes, skills, and commands.
kellymearsseniordev-review
Reviews code diffs for over-engineering and lists what to delete or simplify.
kellymearsremote-run
Execute commands, builds, and test suites headlessly on a remote machine over SSH.
kellymearscomms
Draft emails, Slack messages, blog posts, and markdown in the user's authentic voice.
kellymearscli
Applies clig.dev guidelines to design CLI arguments, help text, output formatting, and error handling.
kellymearstailshare
Publish static directories to HTTPS URLs on a Tailscale tailnet.
kellymearssprint-worker
Batch-processes GitHub issues with parallel agents that implement, self-review, and open draft PRs.
kellymearsobsidian
Creates formatted markdown notes in an Obsidian vault following existing folder conventions.
kellymearssim:progressive
Generates and proctors progressive L1-L4 TypeScript coding assessments with vitest tests and timed sessions.
kellymearssim:problem
Simulates 55-minute pair programming interviews with TypeScript templates and vitest phase gates.
kellymearsgist
Create, list, view, edit, and delete GitHub gists using the gh CLI.
kellymearsgrill-me
Runs a relentless interview session to stress-test a plan or design.
kellymearsgrilling
Interviews the user in structured rounds to stress-test plans and design decisions.
kellymearsgit:issue
Creates GitHub issues from PRs, Slack messages, or ad-hoc descriptions with duplicate detection.
kellymearsgit:commits
Organize uncommitted git changes into atomic conventional commits with scoped messages.
kellymearsgit:pr
Creates GitHub pull requests with conventional commit titles and structured bodies.
kellymearsgit:work
Routes work requests to the correct GitHub issue, PR, or branch with uncommitted-change handling.
kellymearsversion
Bumps plugin versions in marketplace.json based on git commit history and semver rules.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kelly Mears
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with kellymears' skills?▼
You can manage the full GitHub cycle (issues, commits, PRs, branch switching), automate browser testing and screenshots with Playwright, build Ink terminal UIs, execute jobs on remote machines over SSH, draft emails and blog posts, run deep cited research, and practice timed TypeScript coding interviews.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and CLI authors who live in the terminal: developers maintaining GitHub repositories, building command-line interfaces with argument parsers like yargs or commander, writing React-based terminal UIs with Ink, and candidates preparing for live pair-programming interviews.
How do the git and GitHub skills work in practice?▼
Invoke natural triggers like 'open a PR', 'clean up my commits', or 'file a bug'. git:commits reorganizes changes into conventional commits, git:pr opens a structured pull request against main, git:issue files trackable issues from Slack messages or PRs, and git:work handles branch creation and context switching.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The seniordev skill is explicitly licensed MIT and free to use. Other skills in the manifest do not declare a license, so they should be treated as the author's published work; no paid tier, subscription, or usage fee is mentioned anywhere in the manifest.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Depends on the skill: sprint-worker needs gh, git, jq, make, and docker; remote-run requires SSH access plus a per-user host config file; obsidian requires iCloud-synced vaults; playwright-cli requires the playwright-cli binary; sim skills generate TypeScript projects with vitest tests.